1) H. Poole & Co. sword with 39" blade. Very good with minor age and storage related wear. 2) 1822 Pattern Officer's sword with William IV monogram hilt and 32 1/2" blade. Fair with damaged hilt and pitted blade. 3) 1822 Pattern Officer's sword with Victoria monogram hilt and 32 1/2" blade. Good with minor pitting on the blade, general age and storage related wear, damaged leather, and loose scabbard fittings. 4) Silver & Co. 1822 Pattern Officer's sword with William IV monogram hilt and 31 1/4" blade. Good with minor pitting on the blade, dark aged patina on the hilt and scabbard fittings, cracked and repaired leather, and general mild wear. 5) Late 18th century silver hilted hanger sword with London hallmarks, "W-K" silversmith mark, and "C" date mark (1778); an approximately 23 5/8" blade, and " LOXHAM/Royal/Exchange" marked throat. Loxham was a hatter and cutler until his death at 86 in 1780. Fine with attractive aged patina on the silver hilt and scabbard fittings, light pitting on the otherwise fairly bright blade, and some cracking in the leather.