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Preisdatenbank abonnierenA 1788 pattern Light Cavalry officer?s sword, curved, shallow fullered blade 36?, with back fuller, marked Solingen on backstrap and etched with crowned GR, mounted light dragoon and trophy on both sides, line bordered steel stirrup hilt with slender langets, the knucklebow swollen at the top into cap shaped pommel, plain backstrap, ribbed fishskin grip. Good Condition. (a little age wear and dark pitting). Plate 31
An interesting 1821 pattern Straits Police Light Cavalry officer?s sword of the Berkeley family (Worcestershire), slightly curved, pipe backed blade 32?, by T Colley, 10 Cockspur St, London, etched on both sides with crowned VR cypher and wreath in panel, with crest and motto of the Berkeley family on one side near forte and ?Straits Police? in scrolled panel on the other, small WWI panel ?6th Worcester Regiment? on one side at blade centre, regulation steel triple bar guard, prominent stepped pommel, plain backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip, in its WWI period brown leather FS scabbard, with similar knot. Good Condition, a clean example. Plate 31
An early Victorian 1821 pattern light cavalry officer?s sword, curved, fullered blade 35?, by Hamburger Rogers & Co, etched on both sides with crowned VR cypher and wreath in plain panel, regulation triple bar steel hilt with sideloop, prominent forward sloping stepped pommel, wirebound fishskin grip, in its steel scabbard with 2 rings. Good Condition, the blade retaining much original polish, pleasing patina to hilt and scabbard. Plate 31
A good 1796 light cavalry officer?s service sword, curved, sharpened pipe backed blade 35?, double edged at point, steel stirrup hilt with langets, knucklebow into pronounced forward sloping pommel and plain backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip, in its steel scabbard (shallow dented top, one ring missing). Good Condition, the blade retaining most original polish, nice dark patina to hilt. Plate 32
A late 18th century light cavalry officer?s sword of a Welsh Regiment, curved, fullered blade 30?, etched with crowned GR cypher and trophies on both sides, and blued and gilt for one third length, steel stirrup hilt with loop and 2 sidebars incorporating Prince of Wales?s feathers and motto in circle (small piece of circle missing), plain facetted pommel and backstrap, ribbed darkwood grip, in its partly panelled leather scabbard with engraved steel locket, middle band and chape with single (mis-shapen) ring (the other missing). Good Condition, the blade retaining a little blueing and gilding (scabbard leather scuffed). Plate 32
A pre 1803 pattern light company officer?s sword, curved blade 28?, brass stirrup hilt with langets, forward sloping pommel and backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip, in its leather (AF) scabbard with border engraved copper mounts and 2 rings, the locket engraved Lt E Hide Rifles Quatre Bras Waterloo 37th (engraving probably by the family at a later date) on the reverse side R Johnston late Bland & Foster, Sword Cutler and Belt Maker to his Majesty 68 St James?s St London, in roped oval border on one side, with owner?s name on the other. Quite Good Condition (worn overall, knucklebow bent, blade abraded). Plate 32
A rare George IV officer?s mameluke sword of The 3rd (King?s Own) Light Dragoons, curved flat blade 31½?, clipped back at point, by Hamburger & Harwood, King St, Covent Garden, London, finely etched with crown, ?Third or the King?s Own LD? with Horse of Hanover, battle honours ?Salamanca? and ?Peninsula?, GR IV and crossed lances on one side and an elaborate trophy of arms with wreaths on the other, steel crossguard with flattened bud terminals and langets, lined backstrap, ivory grips with gilt rosette studs (one missing), in its steel scabbard with 2 rings. Good Condition, the blade retaining much original polish. Plate 32
A late Victorian 1822 pattern infantry officer’s sword, almost straight, fullered blade 33”, by W Jones & Co, 7 Golden Sqr London, (the firm’s address 1889-96), etched with crowned VR cypher in scrolled fenestrated panels on both sides, with owner’s initials “GRG” in panel near forte, regulation triple bar brass hilt with sideloop to guard incorporating crowned VR cypher, stepped pommel, ornamental backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip (a little wire missing), with knot (worn) in its steel scabbard (lightly pitted) with 2 rings. Good Condition, the blade retaining its crisp original finish (light pitting to scabbard). Plate 29
A 1796 pattern light cavalry officerÂ’s sword, broad, curved, fullered blade 30½Â”, marked J J Runkel, Solingen on backstrap, etched with crowned GR cypher, crowned pre 1801 Royal Arms, with trophies and flourishes, and blued and gilt for half its length, regulation steel stirrup hilt with langets on pronounced knucklebow, forward sloping facetted pommel and backstrap with ears to wirebound fishskin grip, with sword knot (worn), in its steel scabbard with 2 rings. Good Condition, a clean example, the blade retaining approximately 70% blueing and gilding. Plate 30
A Spanish light company officer’s sword, c 1800, curved, flat blade 26”, German made by “ C A Voges, Hof Schwertfeger (Courts Swordsmith) in Braunschwerg” etched with crowned “C” monogram (Carlos IV, 1788-1808),Spanish Royal Arms, trophy of instruments, foliate scrolls and blued and gilt for two thirds length, steel hilt with crossguard, squared key pattern quillon, langets, knucklebow into forward sloping facetted pommel and backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip, in its leather scabbard with steel locket, middle band and chape, pierced and lightly line engraved, 2 suspension rings. Good Condition, the blade retaining approximately 70% blueing and gilding, (a little light surface rust, scabbard seam split) Plate 31
An interesting 1821 pattern Straits Police Light Cavalry officer’s sword of the Berkeley family (Worcestershire), slightly curved, pipe backed blade 32”, by T Colley, 10 Cockspur St, London, etched on both sides with crowned VR cypher and wreath in panel, with crest and motto of the Berkeley family on one side near forte and “Straits Police” in scrolled panel on the other, small WWI panel “6th Worcester Regiment” on one side at blade centre, regulation steel triple bar guard, prominent stepped pommel, plain backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip, in its WWI period brown leather FS scabbard, with similar knot. Good Condition, a clean example. Plate 31
A .65” Yeomanry 1844 pattern percussion carbine, 36” overall, barrel 20” with Tower proofs and inspector’s marks, the lock engraved with crown over “VR/ Tower - 1844”, walnut fullstock, the butt impressed with broad arrow and “BO”, with regulation brass mounts and swivel ramrod. Good Working Order and Condition (some light pitting to barrel, otherwise a pleasing age patina, saddle bar removed). Plate 35
An unusually large 20 bore double barrelled side by side tap action flintlock boxlock pistol, 11¼Â” overall, turn off barrels 4”, muzzles cut for barrel key, breeches with Tower private proofs and engraved with bouquets of flowers, frame engraved with trophies of flags and sunbursts and “P Bond, No 45 Corn Hill London” in ovals, with hidden trigger, top safety which locks the frizzen, and plain ivory slab butt. Good Working Order and Condition (some light pitting, some restoration)Plate 36
A light 60 bore percussion sporting or target rifle, probably made for a woman or youth, 44” overall, octagonal twist barrel 28” with foliate engraved breech plug (the rearsight removed), lock and rounded hammer scroll engraved with maker’s name “George Hanson”, walnut halfstock with horn fore end cap, chequered fore end and wrist and engraved steel mounts including trigger guard with single set trigger and spurred grip, fitted over the barrel tang with a modern BSA aperture rearsight, with a webbing sling and replacement brass ramrod. Good Working Order and Condition (traces of the front ramrod pipe having been resoldered) Plate 38
A scarce Volunteer officerÂ’s .62” Baker type flintlock rifle, by Fenton, London, 46½Â” overall, octragonal twist barrel 30¼Â” with London proofs, engraved “R Fenton-London” and with 2 folding leaf rearsights, the breech plug with silver line and makerÂ’s poincon, muzzle with bayonet bar on the right side, flat stepped lock with safety bolt, rainproof pan and roller on frizzen spring, plate engraved with small floral bouquets, sunburst and “Fenton”, walnut fullstock with chequered wrist, cheekpiece and engraved brass mounts including butt trap cover with fern tip border and trophy of arms, facetted butt plate tang, and square back trigger guard, with metal socket behind the breech tang for free standing aperture sight, sling swivels and a brass mounted wooden ramrod. Good Working Order and Condition (light pitting to barrel, traces of repaired fracture to stock, small spliced repairs to fore end with replacement fore end cap). Plate 38
A .65” William IV flintlock cavalry pistol, 15½Â” overall, barrel 9” with Enfield proofs, the line engraved stepped lock with safety bolt, ring neck cock and raised pan, plate stamped with crown over “WR”, walnut fullstock, the butt stamped with broad arrow over BO, regulation pattern brass mounts, the trigger guard engraved with number “61”, with swivel ramrod. Good Working Order and Condition (some light pitting to barrel). Plate 45
A .65” Light Dragoon pattern flintlock holster pistol, 15” overall, barrel 9” with ordnance proofs, line engraved rounded lock with swan neck cock, plate engraved with crowned GR and “Blair”, the walnut fullstock with regulation pattern brass mounts and 1796 pattern steel ramrod. Good Condition (action AF, jaw screw an old replacement) Plate 45
An 1821 pattern cavalry trooper’s sword, slightly curved, fullered blade 35”, with inspector’s stamp at forte and marked “FS Deakin” on backstrap, regulation steel hilt with knucklebow, sideloop and 2 sidebars, plain pommel and backstrap with ears, leather covered grip, in its steel scabbard, with 2 rings, stamped crowned VR and Enfield 1840, with engraved RHA/D/47 on one side, and 1843 on the other. GC (some wear and light pitting to hilt). Plate 6
A scarce Martini Henry P1887 Mark 4 sword bayonet, converted from P1886 bayonet in 1891, with new crossguard, blade 18¼Â” marked “/86” and “’91”, the crossguard numbered 3555, the pommel with government sale mark, in its steel mounted leather scabbard. GC the blade good (some wear and light pitting overall). Plate 2
A .177” BSA Airsporter “S” underlever air rifle, number EP 02037 (1979-83), with fully adjustable rearsight and fitted with AGS 4 x 40 telescopic sight, the pale walnut stock with chequered fore end and pistol grip, the butt with cheekpiece and rubber heel. GWO & C, retaining most original blued finish (the foresight removed, a few small patches of light surface rust); with its polystyrene lined printed carton (some wear) and instruction sheet/parts list.
A scarce .177” all steel Lincoln Jefferies “The Lincoln” air pistol, barrel 9” marked on top flat “The Lincoln air pistol” and on right side “Best English Make”, number 1147, the right frame marked “Patt. No. 181277” (faint), the serial number also stamped on the air chamber/buttcap. GWO & C (some light pitting). Plate 7
A 6 shot,31” Allen & Thurber self cocking bar hammer percussion pepperbox revolver, 7½Â” overall, barrels 3” stamped on ribs “Allen & Thurber Worcester” and “Patent 1837 Cast Steel” (all very faint), the hammer marked “AllenÂ’s Patent” (also very faint), with scroll engraved rounded frame and bag shaped butt with plain walnut grips. GWO & Generally GC (worn overall with light to moderate pitting)
A 14 bore Light Dragoon style flintlock holster pistol, c 1815, 15½Â” overall, barrel 9¼Â” with BÂ’ham proofs, the plain flat lock with ring neck cock, the dark walnut fullstock with near regulation pattern brass mounts. Basically GC (action AF, a few worm holes to the stock, some old restoration)
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