Below are 3 photos of a portopee (originally porte - epee) that I have had for over 50 years.

- All leather except for the thread holding the slider together

- about 19 inches overall length

Nation of origin ?

For what weapon ?

Dave

Dave
Nice knot! I have no idea.
But it would look good on one of my US 1902s that need one.
Ed

It is a British sword Knot .
They were used by the Royal Tank Regiment (RTR), The Rifles, Royal Maritime Auxiliary Service (RMAS) and Warrant Officers Class 1 (WO1) of the British Army.

That is a good piece of craftmanship ! Top .

Tanker is correct. British.

What time frame ?

From the age and appearance, I would say early to mid 40's.

It came with either an Edward VII or George V sword. My mother bought me one of each in the 1960's.

Anybody have an idea of its worth ?

Thanks

Hey Dave,

I can use your British knot for a sword that I have. How about $75. ppd?

George

Let me see if I can find it again

You still using AOL ?

Let me see if I can find it again.

You still using AOL ?

Yes, I am still hanging on to my aol address.

Thanks, George

Dave,

Were you able to find the British knot?

George

ORPO,

I'm looking but my son may have borrowed it. Stay tuned.

Dave

Found it. Sent you an email.
Dave

Got it ... thanks Dave.