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  GAF USMC 1900 Uniform Regulations Page   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
When the sword is worn with the overcoat, the sword is to be outside of the coat, the belt underneath, the long sling of the belt passing through the rear slit and the short sling passing through the side slit of the overcoat.
Full length of complete knot to be from nine to ten and one-half inches from the bottom of sleeve, according to length of arm of wearer; vertical height of knot inside of tracing braid from top to angle of bottom of center, to be from six to seven and one-half inches.
The sword, sword belts, belt plate, and sword knots for the leader of the band shall be of the same pattern as those adopted for commissioned officers.
www.grandarmyofthefrontier.org /usmc1900.htm   (8029 words)

  
 Hilt   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
The hilt of a sword is its handle, consisting of a guard, grip and pommel.
In full armored battle, however, the grip was often only used with one hand (even on two-handed swords), and the blade was gripped partway up, thus allowing the fighter to thrust the blade horizontally, with both hands, into the opponent.
The tassel or sword knot is a lanyard - usually of leather - looped around the hand to prevent the sword being lost if it is dropped.
www.centipedia.com /articles/Sword_knot   (564 words)

  
 Marine Officer Sword Knot information
The knot is attached to the sword by passing the small end through the eye in the pommel and securing it to the hook above the large end of the knot.
Both strands of the knot are then looped in a clove hitch over the rear hilt at the cross guard, next to the acorn, and drawn taut so that the large end of the knot hangs free and does not fall below the upper brass rings of the scabbard.
The sword blade has a double channel from the bottom of the etching to the point of the blade, and all exposed surfaces are either polished stainless steel or heavily nickel-plated on a copper base, then polished.
www.militarysabers.com /military-sword-information/faq-marine-officer-knot.html   (506 words)

  
 Sword
A sword is a bladed weapon, consisting in its most fundamental design of a blade and a handle.
Indeed, the difference between a machete and a sword is mainly that of utilization, and several types of swords in history resemble the machete in construction, such as for example the scramasax, the dusack, and the falchion.
The hilt is the handle of a sword, and consists of the guard, the grip, and the pommel.
www.themiddleages.net /sword.html   (956 words)

  
 Four Big Black Swords
The overall length of this radically curved sword is 44¼" with the blade measuring 39¼" in a straight measurement and the hilt length being 5".
The knuckle bow is pierced for a sword knot.
The overall length of this markedly curved sword is 39" with the blade measuring 33¾" in a straight measurement and the hilt length being 5¼".
armscollectors.com /mgs/four_big_black_swords.htm   (1388 words)

  
 Sword of T'ai Chi Ch'uan
A sword fight requires a level of violence and a mental state not many civilized people would want to have, paradoxically we use it as a tool of self- cultivation.
A hole in the end of the hilt is used to attach a sword knot or tassel.
Because the sword is not a clubbing weapon, small circular movements are normally used to slice, nick, cut and thrust.
www.dotaichi.com /Articles/TaiChiSword.html   (1646 words)

  
 Military swords thru the ages.
The sword knot, markings and cartouche badge indicate that this sword was issued to the Prussian 7th Dragoon Regiment.
This sword was surrendered to Major Edwin W Hunt, D.S.O, M.C, of "Hunt's Scouts" in 1915 by a German officer at the capture of Windhoek, the capital of German West Africa commanded by General Botha.
The colours on the sword knot indicate that the German officer was from a Saxony Regiment.
www.diggerhistory.info /pages-weapons/swords.htm   (5365 words)

  
 Revised Regulations for the ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES, 1861
For all Officers-a waist-belt not less than one and one-half inch nor more than two inches wide to be worn over the sash; the sword to be suspended from it by slings of the same material as the belt, with a hook attached to the belt upon which the sword may be hung.
For the Artillery, Infantry, and Foot Riflemen, except the field officers- the sword of the pattern adopted by the War Department April 9, 1850.
When not on military duty, officers may wear swords of honor, or the prescribed sword, with scabbard, gilt, or of leather with gilt mountings.
members.tripod.com /howardlanham/usreg8.htm   (279 words)

  
 Original U. S. Civil War Swords   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
Unwieldy and tactically useless as a weapon, this sword nevertheless served the foot artillery until about 1870, and in fact, in the Regulations for the Government of the Ordnance Department for 1834 and 1839 it was stated that this sword would also be used by the infantry.
Staff and Field Officers' Sword, 1860 Presumably acting upon the theory that staff and field officers would rarely if ever be called upon to wield a sword in battle, a sword which could not possible serve any useful purpose was adopted for these officers on August 28, 1680.
The knuckle-bow is of brass ornamented with a scroll and pierced for a sword knot at the point where it joins the pommel.
www.vividvision.com /CWswordsother.html   (1094 words)

  
 Sword Knot Silver Orange - Amazing Sword Guide   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
sword knots of white ribbon with orange tassel for Korporaals, of silver...
Sword knots partly of silver and partly of orange, with heavy bullion...
In the field, officers are authorized to wear a sword knot of plaited...
www.amazingswordguide.com /sword-knot-silver-orange.html   (874 words)

  
 British and French Military Sword Knots (see our collection of Swords as well)
This knot is very similar to the above knot, except the bullions become larger and the top of the tassel becomes hour glass shape.
This knot is appropriate for General Officer's swords from 1831 to 1945, and Hussars, 1831-1883 (again the famous Charge of the Light Brigade).
KNT017 This sword knot was illustrated in a portrait of Rear Admiral Thomas Troubridge in 1805.
www.militaryheritage.com /knot.htm   (875 words)

  
 The Grey Labyrinth :: View topic - The Gordian knot
The second is that the knot tied a chariot or cart or something to a its lead, and he pulled the lead from the cart, thus giving the knot nothing to tie.
There he was shown the chariot of the ancient founder of the city, Gordius, with its yoke lashed to the pole by means of an intricate knot with its end hidden.
In the popular account, probably invented as appropriate to an impetuous warrior, Alexander sliced through the knot with his sword, but, in earlier versions, he found the ends either by cutting into the knot or by drawing out the pole.
www.greylabyrinth.com /discussion/viewtopic.php?t=141&highlight=   (481 words)

  
 Sword Knot For Sale - Big Sword Guide   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
swords represent in romeo and juliet franco zeffirelli
Many are from sword dealers repairing or restoring their blades for sale.
I polished the scabbard with a leather balm, removed the sword knot,...
www.bigswordguide.com /sword-knot-for-sale.html   (468 words)

  
 [No title]   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
A Navy sword knot (#8140) may be added to the handle for decoration.
A leather sword knot (#697) may be added to the handle for decoration.
Hook the leather sword sling (#695) to both the scabbard and the guard.
www.paradestore.com /sword-howto.asp   (208 words)

  
 Ropers Knot Pages, Real Knots: Knotting, bends and hitches.
Knots, Bends and Hitches Instruction on 4 knots.
Single Carrick Bend A poem on this famous knot.
Knots, Bends, and Hitches A great tekst on knots.
www.realknots.com   (384 words)

  
 Sword Knots
Sword knots provide additional support during battle to ensure the sword is not lost due to force of impact.
The sword knot is looped through the guard of the sword, and the hand is placed through the strap.
For Other Officers - gold lace strap with gold bullion tassel.
www.legendaryarms.com /swordknots.html   (57 words)

  
 Austrian Sword Knot Identification - Big Sword Guide   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
The plaited shoulder-straps and Austrian knots on the cuffs were of blue and...
The Danish red-yellow officers’ sword knot as a common rank indicator was...
beheld the knot, and was told of the prophecy, he simply drew his sword and...
www.bigswordguide.com /austrian-sword-knot-identification.html   (787 words)

  
 Dagger, sword, and Bayonet knots and Portepees
A bayonet knot (Faustriemen) with a Field-Gray leather strap and color-coded slide and crown was used by Cavalry and Rifle Units.
Knot is constructed of green woven fabric strap with two sets of 3 silver lines, green/silver slide/stem/crown, silver acorn w/green/silver acorn insert.
Knot is constructed of green woven wool strap with red/green/red slide, stem, crown, with green acorn and acorn insert.
www.johnsonreferencebooks.com /catalogue/account/portepeesknots   (4592 words)

  
 British Swords and Sabres (Army, Royal Navy, and Scottish Swords)
Sometimes called the 1831 pattern, this sword had a steel scabbard for Field officers and Adjutants of the Regiment and a leather with steel mountings were carried by the other highland officers.
Unlike the pattern 1827 naval sword, the lower jaw of the loin is quite visible as it clinches the sword knot ring in its teeth.
This sword is the modified version of the 1822 pattern when the folding guard was officially discontinued and the back of the blade became flat, opposed to the 1822 piped-back blade.
www.militaryheritage.com /swords2.htm   (2675 words)

  
 Sword Forum International - Functionality of tassels on WW2 Samurai Swords
Tassels can be easily switched from sword to sword and reproduction tassels can also be added to WW II vintage swords.
I've also seen some fun Chinese wushu and Taiji sword techniques which had the tassles flying around in fun ways, but I think that's more for show (and being able to control where the energy is) than as any real martial technique.
It seems to make sense, since swords were not the primary weapons of that war (guns were around after all), that these tassels were primarily for designating rank and for MAXIMUM VISIBILITY when rallying the troops (charge, withdraw, etc).
forums.swordforum.com /showthread.php?threadid=10745   (848 words)

  
 Navy
The Sword Knot consists of a loop of 1/2 inch gold lace, 24 inches long with slide and tassel.
After taking one turn of the remaining lace and knot around the sword handle, pass the sword knot through the protruding initial bight and adjust the lace slide, as illustrated.
Twist the sword one half turn in a clockwise direction and suspend on the sword hook with the uppermost scabbard ring.
www.totalnavy.com /navysword.htm   (237 words)

  
 Joshua's Attic / Properties   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
The leather sword knot has a longitudinal decorative string accent in the form of several running threads along its length.
However, the leather sword knot is deteriorating or flaking away from age and therefore is not complete.
The sword knot's "acorn" piece is very well preserved anf quite solidly-made.
www.joshuasattic.com /search/product.asp?ID=4288   (135 words)

  
 Arizona Swords USMC Blades
It is an officers' sword due to the long blade length and the fact the scabbard design is the one with carry rings.
In fact, this is the exact sword identified as a Mounted Artillery Officers saber, c 1830 with solid brass eagle-head made by F. Widmann shown on page 275 of Richard H. Bezdek's book American Swords and Sword Makers Volume II.
This is an early Eagle head sword attributed to the Marine Corps from the 1820's and Horstmann marked.
www.azswords.com /USMC.htm   (1255 words)

  
 US MARINE CORPS BLACK SWORD KNOT   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
The knot is braided by hand, with a simulated large knot, two sliding keepers, and a hook-and-eye closure.
The knot is attached to your sword, by passing the small knot end through the eye in the sword pommel, and securing it to the hook about the large end of the knot.
A quality US Marine Corps Service Sword Knot of this quality, could normally be expected to sell at retail in the range of $32.0 and $36.0.
www.bullwhiphomepage.com /items/6632646670.html   (156 words)

  
 Amazon.com: Practical Katana Japanese Sword: Everything Else   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
C.A.S. Iberia is a manufacturer and distributor of handcrafted swords, etc. In the case of this sword, C.A.S. Iberia is merely the distributor.
The handle wrapping is not made of sharkskin like authentic Japanese swords, but the fl handle wrapping is still made of a good material that gives you a good, solid grip.
I was a bit disappointed with the sheath for the sword in that it comes with the Sageo cord, but the Sageo cord is not tied in the traditional way.
www.amazon.com /1070-GT-Practical-Katana-Japanese-Sword/dp/B0002U2G7S   (911 words)

  
 Welcome to confederate army collectible - sword knot   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
Available in standard knot colors or semi-metallic vinyl colors to match or contrast your vehicle.
Be careful to select high quality aluminum and/or fiberglass brackets sword and arms that wont rust and discolor the pole.
AdMesh is a lightweight reusable vinyl mesh fabric that is great knot for crowd control barricades, backdrops, facility covers, and stage scrim.
www.confederate-army-collectible.com /sword-knot.htm   (516 words)

  
 Sword Forum International - Identifying Naval Sword
I have recently acquired a Royal Navy pattern sword from around the turn of the century.
The idea that the crown changed with the change from a female to a male monarch in 1901 doesn't really wash. I've seen numerous examples of P1895 and P1897 Infantry swords with a VR basket and a blade with a Tudor crown, often also with a VR cipher (see pic).
It sounds like my sword is definitely post 1901, but I would guess not too long after that.
forums.swordforum.com /showthread.php?threadid=3102&s=   (990 words)

  
 confederate army collectibles: sword knot   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
We offer knives and swords of every style, including ninja, police and military issue, and many other blades with locking and safety mechanisms sure to be of use in an unfortunate event of attack.
Others default to searching on sword exact words or phrases in most databases: in these cases, searchers must knot type in complex Boolean or SQL (Structured Query Language) commands for other cases.
sword mechanically tension pole banners on any knot pole or flat wall surface, creating professional drum-tight displays.
www.confederate-army-collectibles.com /sword-knot.htm   (460 words)

  
 Regimental Quartermaster - Civil War Sutlery - Swords & Sabres
Modeled after a sword used in the French army.
Since the musician accompanied the troops onto the field of battle, there was always the possibility of sudden attack by the enemy.
The sword would have been their only means of defense.
www.regtqm.com /swords.htm   (255 words)

  
 Bent, St. Vrain Traders and Sutlers -- Sword Knots   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
This knot is constructed entirely of metal thread.
This style is prescribed for officers of the General Staff, Corps of Topographical Engineers, Medical Department, and Pay Department for the pre-1851 period and all officers thereafter.
Sword knot prescribed for General Officers, Dragoon officers, and Mounted Rifle officers for the pre-1851 period and for General Officers thereafter.
www.bentstvrain.org /sword_knots.htm   (111 words)

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