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Malacca Wood Sword Cane
Malacca Wood Sword Cane
19th Century
Concealed within this handsome Malacca shaft lies a deadly secret. With a pull of the knob, a long, three-sided blade emerges from within the weapon cane. Known as an assassin’s cane, the blade is designed for thrusting, capable of inflicting a wound that is exceptionally difficult to treat.
38 1/2" length
19th Century
Concealed within this handsome Malacca shaft lies a deadly secret. With a pull of the knob, a long, three-sided blade emerges from within the weapon cane. Known as an assassin’s cane, the blade is designed for thrusting, capable of inflicting a wound that is exceptionally difficult to treat.
38 1/2" length
$2,450.00
Malacca Wood Sword Cane—
$2,450.00
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Malacca Wood Sword Cane
Malacca Wood Sword Cane
19th Century
Concealed within this handsome Malacca shaft lies a deadly secret. With a pull of the knob, a long, three-sided blade emerges from within the weapon cane. Known as an assassin’s cane, the blade is designed for thrusting, capable of inflicting a wound that is exceptionally difficult to treat.
38 1/2" length
19th Century
Concealed within this handsome Malacca shaft lies a deadly secret. With a pull of the knob, a long, three-sided blade emerges from within the weapon cane. Known as an assassin’s cane, the blade is designed for thrusting, capable of inflicting a wound that is exceptionally difficult to treat.
38 1/2" length
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Malacca Wood Sword Cane
19th Century
Concealed within this handsome Malacca shaft lies a deadly secret. With a pull of the knob, a long, three-sided blade emerges from within the weapon cane. Known as an assassin’s cane, the blade is designed for thrusting, capable of inflicting a wound that is exceptionally difficult to treat.
38 1/2" length
19th Century
Concealed within this handsome Malacca shaft lies a deadly secret. With a pull of the knob, a long, three-sided blade emerges from within the weapon cane. Known as an assassin’s cane, the blade is designed for thrusting, capable of inflicting a wound that is exceptionally difficult to treat.
38 1/2" length























