Knights Of Pythias Sword

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Posted by Linda LeBlanc

15 years ago

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Fine old example of the knights Of Pythias highly decorated sword with Nickled Scabber. A chain bond of steel runs from the knights head pommel to double phoenix crossguard & shield with emblazoned "UR" the reverse "FCB" on crossguard for Friendship, Charity, & Benevolence.The Pythians were the first Franternal Organization chartered by The U.S & Congress & the urging of President Lincoln in 1864 . It's goal was to bring back the North & South of a waring nation back to peace and brotherhood. The owner of this paticular sword was etched onto blade as Joseph N. Mahoney. This sword dated back to the second half of the 19th century when many members were Civil War Veterans. The 30 d.e. blade is etched more than half it's length on both sides telling the story of the Knights Of Pythias

Category General Antiques and Collectibles

Medium Nickeled Sabber - Chain Bond Of Steel

Distinguishing marks etched on sword owner - Joseph N. Mahoney

Condition Excellent

Size and dimensions of this item 30 d.e. blade

Date Period Dates back to 1864

Weight 2 1/2 lbs.

History 1864 Pythians were 1st. fraternal organization chartered by U.S. and Congress

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AlexAtlas 🌱 Newbie 14 years ago

Re: Knights Of Pythias Sword

It's a fraternal sword, and a late one at that. Worth about $50-$150 retail.

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