British Victorian 1821 Pattern Royal Artillery Officer’s Sword With Scabbard Canadian Distribitor

The British Victorian 1821 Pattern Royal Artillery Officer’s Sword is a recognized sidearm used by artillery officers in the British Army throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries. This model is identified by its three-bar, steel bowl hilt designed to provide hand protection, and a slightly curved, single-edged blade suitable for both cutting and thrusting. The sword’s blade typically features etched regimental or national motifs, though the extent of decoration may vary by period and manufacturer. The item includes a metal scabbard with attached suspension rings, designed for secure attachment to a uniform belt. As a Canadian distributor, this offering represents a historical example of military craftsmanship issued during an era when the British military maintained significant presence in Canada. The 1821 Pattern, and variants thereof, were standard issue for artillery officers until superseded by later designs in the 20th century. This piece provides insight into artillery officers’ accoutrements of its period.