Produced by Wilkinson Sword Company, and sold by the U.S. Historical Society through American representatives. This sword is number 35 of a limited 100 swords actually produced for the 25th anniversary Silver Jubilee of the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. It features a 30 inch colichemarde profile blade, 1 1/8 inch wide across the base, with "H.M. QUEEN ELIZABETH II/SILVER JUBILEE 1977" on one side and the number "35" over the Wilkinson markings on the reverse, all filled with gold. The hilt is constructed from gold and Sterling silver, with extensive proofmarks. The guard has a cut-through leaf pattern, with a golden shamrock, leak, thistle and rose, the symbolic flowers of Ireland, Wales, Scotland and England, respectively, with red velvet backed leaf designs on the ricasso and pommel, along with a second gold English Rose. The grip shows strips of gold and silver in a spiral twist pattern, with the Royal Coat of Arms in enameled gold on the right. Of particular note is the knuckle guard, which is decorated on the left with cut-through English Rose pattern engraving, an on the right with a gold panel which serves as the mounting for twenty-five (yes, 25) diamonds, of approximately 2 carats weight. A purple velvet lined mahogany case is included with the blade, along a red cloth sword pouch, a red velvet cushion for the hilt, a pair of white gloves for handling and the keys to the case. Paperwork is also included, with a paper Wilkinson hanging tag, Certificate of Authenticity, and photocopied correspondence with Wilkinson (dated 1998) stating that the sword has an insurance value of 11000 GBP.

Excellent, with a few light handling marks overall and the start of a mixed color on the silver components.