Manufactured c. the mid-19th century by Joseph Elliot & Sons of Sheffield, England. It measures 10 3/8 inches overall with a 5 7/8 inch spear point blade with asymmetrical wavy edges and a deep fuller down the center on each side. One side of the blade is marked with the image of a Native American warrior and "TRADEMARK/SELF DEFENCE" and the other side features the maker's mark. It has a scalloped silvered guard and a fluted pearl grip with floral motif silver ferrules at the top and on the pommel. The sheath is brown leather with a nickeled brass tip (loose).

Fine, the blade mostly bright with some scattered patches of grey patina and crisp markings. The silver shows an attractively aged patina. The grip is also fine with a couple hairline cracks and light handling marks. The incomplete sheath is fair with throat fitting absent, torn belt loop, loose tip, and extensive wear.