Sorry Buddy, I don't know the names of the mouldings -- the cane is a regular frame with one of the black boxers behind it, I sanded it down and let it dry overnight with wood glue then added some really small braces outside the back. Under the mats it's just built up with foamcore built out almost to the bevel and then more of the backing mat, I always do my boxes that way because I like how it looks really tight and contained. The sword is done the same way but the shadows make it hard to see that the lining inside is green also.
The cane is made of bamboo, I'm not sure if the handle is real ivory or not. I wasn't there to ask the lady when she picked it up. I actually ended up putting the hanging hardware the other way around, because I did it how it was photographed, and then flipped it over and liked it tipping up towards the right instead.
The cane is just sewn down with nylon thread. I wasn't aware that was a problem? I wrap them several times, and I've never had anything come loose or cause a problem yet. It's fairly light and well supported. The sword and scabbard are sewn down the same way, except that the crossguard of the sword is pushed partially down into a hole in the matboard and about two layers of foam core behind it, so that supports most of the weight. There are some little knobs on the crossguard that held the stars, so I anchored the threads there, and they really aren't visible except from above and below. I had to sink mat the old picture because it was on some kind of board. The stars are just sewn down and the little plaques are glued on. I did put a little dot of glue under the sword tip to keep it from swinging around inside the box.
The sword is in a shadowbox frame with a boxer behind it. I wasn't happy with that, as it was hard to assemble and I was unsure that it was stable enough, but I didn't sell it and had no choice but to make do. We had that sword in the shop for about six months because the previous manager sold it and never completed the order, and she was one of those people that has to know everything, even when she actually doesn't... so I didn't even have the pleasure of arguing with the salesperson over this one.
And yeah, copy the design all you want, I don't mind.
I've started taking my camera to work so I'll probably take more pictures of things like this. I'll have to make sure I get some of the ones I actually design...