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Vintage American Webbing With Axe

A PAIR OF DELFT BLUE AND WHITE VASES 18th Century of an octagonal ovoid form, painted with cartouche panels of a figure in a boat before buildings, blue axe type mark to the base, 13.5cm (2).

A composite figure of a gnome with an axe and three further figure of gnomes.

A miscellaneous of Palitoy Action Man clothing and accessories including; Astronaut suit, gloves, boots, helmet, life support pack; Helicopter Pilot flying suit; Royal Military Police, jacket, cap, truncheon; Polar Explorer anorak, over trousers, sextant, leaflet; World Cup Footballer jacket, boots; Highway Hazard jack, axe, fire extinguisher, bolt cutters, fireman's helmet, belt and tools, underground rescue helmet, torch, waistcoat with tools; field radio pack, special operations tent and bunk beds etc, incomplete, Good. (qty)

A mini sledge, axe and club hammer

A fibreglass axe and log splitter

Axe, fork, two ditching tools and bread oven paddle

A Fireman's Black Patent Leather Helmet, with brass and enamel badge of a rampant lion, axe and ladders, brass bound edges, leather lining and chin strap

A Collection of Fireman's Clothes and Accessories for the North Riding Fire Brigade, including helmet, cap, coat, overalls, gloves, axe etc

A Pair of Late 19th Century African Asigai, with wooden shafts; an African Antelope Skin Shield, of elliptical form; an African Axe, with lignum vitae handle (4)

A Large Axe Head, stamped BONDU JOUE

A Polish Horseman's fighting axe, the head stamped XII, the 28inch mahogany shaft with swelling pommel

An Indian or Persian horseman's war axe, circa 1790, with gilded haft, decorated with Kashmiri cones, 47cm long

A Third Reich Luftwaffe axe, the 7" blade bearing maker's mark and with notch for tightening wire, the handle branded with Luftwaffe eagle and "Fl U V/193". Appears to be in little used condition. Possibly for use in clearing and securing airfield perimeters.

A pole axe, shallow crescent blade 15", decorated with impressed rosettes and date (?) "1860", large rectangular socket with 5" diamond section spike, on oak haft of oval section with long slender reinforcing tangs, 71" overall. GC

A heavy steel axe in the style of a 17th century executioner's, blade 13.5" impressed with the initials "J.B", on its wooden haft carved with double cross mark, 38" overall. GC

19 various Indian regiments set 67-6 figures 1st Version (1896) oval base marching rifles trailed; and square base (1916) version, 7 marching slope arms with blue turban (1 unpainted and 1 with remains of Pioneer axe to arm); 4 marching in service khaki from set 1893 Royal Indian Army Service Corps; and 2 rare figures from set 1621 (1938-1941) 12th Frontier Force Regt also in service khaki matching slope arms.FC to VGC (some play/age wear, 1 arm missing and rifle bent)

Mannering (G.E.), With Axe and Rope in the New Zealand Alps, maroon cloth and gilt, 8vo, 1891.

A Staffordshire flat-back figure group, of a forester and his dog, standing holding an axe and a bundle of faggots, his dog at his side, coloured in cobalt blue, pink, yellow and orange, gilt lined oval base, 33cm high, c.1880

An unusual early George III mahogany shaped rectangular gentleman's dressing table, the oversailing top incorporating a central hinged mirror, foliate carved cushion moulded and supported on curved brass bars and enclosing an arrangement of drawers with brass axe-head handles and secret compartments, flanked by a pair of lidded compartments enclosing further drawers above three graduated cockbeaded drawers to each pedestal, three further drawers to knee hole, cast brass foliate loop handles and escutcheons, bracket feet later, 147cm wide, c.1770 .

A George III mahogany bureau, the crossbanded fall front enclosing pigeon holes and drawers with axe-head handles, above four graduated cockbeaded drawers, oval brass swing handles, bracket feet, 96cm wide, 100cm high, c.1810

19th century Continental figure group of a man seated on a sledge holding an axe, a girl standing alongside; and a matching group of a girl standing playing a lute and boy seated alongside holding a bunch of flowers, 6 1/2" high

A Victorian silver plated figure of Richard the Lion Heart, modelled in battle dress holding axe and shield, 6.25ins

Pulman (George P.R.). The Book of the Axe, containing a Piscatorial Descrption of that Stream, and Historical Sketches of all the Parishes and Remarkable Places upon its Banks, 4th ed., re-written and greatly enlarged, Longman, 1875, large folding map with a few repairs, wood-eng. plts. and illusts., light spotting to title, recent half calf gilt with morocco label to spine, thick 8vo (1)

A .900 silver bar brooch as a climbing axe and rope, two sterling silver bar brooches and three various stickpins.

Eighteenth century iron pole axe, 16 1/2in (42cm) long

Samson flat sided crested vase the shield consisting of a lion below three axes below barbers pole with arm and axe, reading 'Nonsidis ed toti' the reverse side painted with floral spray, pseudo oriental mark and impressed numbers to base, also a pair of saucers painted with flora and a pink scale border, 19th century (star crack to the base of one saucer) (3) the vase 21cm high

CROCKETT, S.R., The following novels by this C19 Scottish kailyard author: Bog Myrtle and Peat, 1895; Cleg Kelly, 1896; Lochinvar, 1897 (2 copies); The Dark o' the Moon 1902; The Red Axe, 1898; The Banner of Blue, 1903; The Grey Man, 1896; all previous 1st editions; Kid McGhie, 1906; The Lilac Sunbonnet, 1925; The Raiders, 1922

A German fireman's parade axe, 17" overall, the head etched overall with figure of a fireman with hose against a background of ladder and buckets entwined with oak leaves, and with motto "Gott z ehr d Nachster zur wehr", and with trophy of helmet, axe, hose, etc; steel mounted wooden haft, with leather frog. GC (some light rust to metalwork, haft varnish worn)

The complete armour for a mounted Dervish warrior of the Mahdist period, comprising helmet and mail shirt, quilted cotton coat (Jibba) and helmet liner, the helmet with adjustable nasal bar, knop finial, camail of split links, long sleeve of split links and vent at throat and crutch, the jibba of red, blue and white cotton. The dummy holds a contemporary all steel axe with brass and nickel decoration, haft partly covered in crocodile skin. GC (minor faults to split rings, some wear to cotton fabric) Dummy not included with lot

PULMAN, GEORGE P.R. The Book of The Axe. Fourth Edition, 1875. Thick 8vo., orig. green cloth gilt, t.e.g. Folding map, linen backed, plates and text illustrations.

PULMAN, GEORGE P.R. The Book of The Axe. Reprint of the Fourth Edition, Bath, 1975. 8vo., orig. cloth, d.w. Folding map and illustrations.

A Third Reich Waffen SS plated metal cigarette case, the lid embossed with swastika in circle and “W-SS” in rectangle, the inside engraved “SS Scharfuhrer Otto Kruger” (worn); another cigarette case, with presentation inscription and silver mark; a miniature Luftwaffe standard desk ornament; a Fascist chrome plated desk ornament; 5 various whistles, including ARP and 1939 dated; a WRAF peaked cap; a US survival axe Type IV in sheath; 3 kukris; 3 spike bayonets, etc. Average GC

A Third Reich civilian gas mask, in its carton with instruction leaflet and certificate, a military ditto, in its ribbed metal container with straps, another WWII military gas mask, in plain metal container, dated 1939; a massive Third Reich gas mask to fit over nose and mouth only, possibly for fireman or similar, in its canvas case; an aircraft taxying lamp; a military pick/axe head unused; a copy of a Third Reich eagle head desk ornament, AF and 4 other AF items.. (11)

An iron axe Ngano Ngombe, 32”, used by medicine men and spirit media of the Shona tribe of Zimbabwe, wooden haft with copper wire band at the top. GC (blade loose, haft split)

An old American Indian tomahawk pipe, 18” overall. Plain dark wooden haft with old pewter line engraved mouthpiece. The heavy large iron excavated pipe bowl/axe head appears to be of a very early type, perhaps excavated and used in its present form on its later haft. GC (heavily pitted overall) Plate 10

An Indian axe, small curved blade 4½” on coloured haft 29”. Brass and ochre inlay on part of blade. GC (some wear to paint on haft)

An old Indian pole axe head, of curved form 10½”, small axe head 2½” on cutting edge, squared centre section, long pointed crescent tail with reinforced tip. GC (moderate medium pitting overall with good patina)

A large Doloire type pole axe, broad SE blade 20”, with punched and incised decoration on one side only, short socket, on later wooden haft, 73” overall. GC

Tribal carved staff composed of two figures, 40" height; also display axe

Cromwellian oak geometric fielded 3-drawer split section chest, brass axe drop handles and beaded moulding, 32" height, 36" width.**

An Indian axe,19th century with crescentic iron blade partially encased in gilt-brass chiselled with elaborate patterns of flowers and scrolling foliage, the rear pean decorated with a stylised elephant, gilt-brass haft decorated with scrolling foliage en suite with the blade, and globular basal cap fitted with a concealed blade; an Indian steel fighting axe, 19th century, with strongly curved convex blade fitted with a stylised antelope head finial with rear-facing horns, multi-stage haft with raised mouldings, button-shaped pommel, and decorated with silver koftgari scrolls and foliage throughout; An Indian Zaghnal, 18th century with slender recurved fullered blade, retained by a chiselled steel band, slender iron haft encased with a series of rounded bone plaques and spherical pommel; and a Zafar Takieh, 19th century, with double-edged blade, large silver ferrule, carved wooden crutch-shaped grip with a bird's head at each end, in its painted wooden scabbard The first: 52.5cm; 20.625in. (4) Op.cit., p.332a, fig.253a and p.345, fig.258.

A rare lugged spear,8th/10th century in excavated condition, with long slender blade of flattened-diamond section, and slender fluted rectangular socket formed with a pair of lugs at the base; a spearhead, 17th century, with leaf-shaped blade of diamond section, and tapering socket of tubular section; a North West Persian bronze axe head, 2nd millennium BC, with tubular socket drawn-out at the rear to four shaped spikes; an axe head, 14th/15th Century, in excavated condition, with slightly curved wedge-shaped blade drawn-out at the rear to a shaped socket, on a modern haft; and a large knife blade, perhaps 17th century, in excavated condition the first: 62.8cm; 24.625 in (5) A spear-head of very similar form is preserved in the Museum fur Deutsche Geschichte, Berlin. See H.Muller & H.Kolling 1990, pp.178-179, no.62 and p.367. à

An Italian bill-head (Roncone),circa 1500 in excavated condition, with tapering spike of flattened hexagonal section, flat hook-shaped blade and rear fluke, the latter with reinforced point, very small basal lugs and rectangular socket (the basal lugs chipped, the socket straps missing); a German halberd-head, early 17th century, with long slender tapering spike of diamond section, crescentic axe-blade struck with four marks on one side, long slender tapering rear fluke of rectangular section, and short socket extending to a pair of straps; another, late 16th/ early 17th century, with leaf-shaped central blade with medial ridge (the point chipped), S-shaped blade swelling at the base, down-curved fluke struck with a mark, and tubular socket (straps replaced); and two German halberds, second half of the 17th century, each similar, with central blade with low medial ridge, crescentic axe-blade, and moulded socket and a pair of straps (one halberd-head worn, the hafts each replaced) the first: 77.5cm; 30.5in (5)

A German halberd,second half of the 16th Century with central spike of stiff-diamond section, concave axe-blade formed with a pair of decorative projections and pierced with arrangements of circles, triangular rear-fluke pierced with a vertical arrangement of circles, stamped with a cross mark on each side, and extending to a pair of long straps at the base, on a later wooden haft fitted with a pair of additional straps and iron shoe; a German halberd, second half of the 16th century, with central spike of stiff-diamond section, concave axe-blade formed with a pair of decorative projections and pierced with arrangements of circles, cusped triangular rear fluke stamped with a mark on one side, and extending to a pair of long straps, on a later wooden haft the first:39.3cm; 54.875in (2) à

A Ludwigsburg figure of a wood cutter circa 1765 modelled by J.J.Louis, carrying an axe on his right shoulder, his left hand clasping a large club, wearing a long purple coat, his high leather boots sagging down, leaning against a pile of freshly cut wood, the scroll-moulded base heightened in gilding interlaced double-crowned C in underglaze-blue, incised T or 1 12cm., 4.75in. restored rim of hat, hand and axe

A 19th Century Zulu fighting axe with decorative brass banding.

A 19th Century Zulu fighting axe.

A mid to late 19th Century Zulu fighting axe.

A late 18th Century early 19th Century Zulu fighting axe with animal hide decoration.

A 19th Century Zulu fighting axe, decorated with four wirework spiral bands, c.1860.

A Zulu fighting axe with carved chequer work band.

A Maori grey hardstone axe head, L 11cm

A LATE 19TH-CENTURY SCOTTISH "PEBBLE" BROOCH, of lobed "target" design silver-set, having six cup-shaped collets each set with a foiled crystal, between axe-shaped panels of variegated agates, heliotrope, etc, and centred by a claw-set "cairngorm"

A ditto of William Ewart Gladstone wearing a shamrock waistcoat and standing by a tree trunk with axe and Union Jack flag. The oval base gilt relief titled WE Gladstone. 13½ins high.

An Ivory Okimono Group of Fruit Gatherers, Meiji period (1868-1912)], the taller figure sanding with lowered axe, his lad reaching for the branch of fruit in his other raised hand, 11.7cm; [A Small Sectional Ivory Okimono of a Farmer, Meiji period], walking with a mattock over one shoulder; and [A Sectional Walrus Ivory Group of a Farmer and His Boy, Meiji period], 13.5cm (3)

A Geo V Welsh Guards Officer’s sword, narrow dumbell section plate 32” with traces of etched decoration, steel Gothic hilt, with a copy of a battle axe (sword in poor condition, blade rusted, grip covering and binding missing, guard buckled, axe QGC)

An axe, ngano, of the Shona of Zimbabwe, crescent blade on wooden haft with simple geometric decoration, 23” overall. GC (See lot 1100 for illustration).

An axe, gangoo, of the Tsonga of Zimbabwe and Mozambique, crescent blade with inset copper stud, plain wood haft, 26” overall. GC (See lot 1100 for illustration).

An axe, tlawa, of the Makonde of Mozambique, slender crescent blade with curved back spike, carved dark wood haft, 21” overall. GC (See lot 1100 for illustration).