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Lot 455
Doyle (Arthur Conan). The Great Shadow and Beyond the City, 1st combined edition, Arrowsmith, Bristol, Simpkin, Marshall, London, [1893], illustrations, bookplate, original decorative cloth, spine faded and a little rubbed, 8vo, together with The Stark Munro Letters, 1st edition, 1895, frontispiece, publisher's list at end, light spotting, contemporary owner signature to half title, bookplate, original cloth, a little rubbed with one or two marks, 8vo, plus The Exploits of Brigadier Gerard, 1st edition, 1896, illustrations by W.B. Wollen, publisher's list at end, a few light spots and stains, original red cloth, spine a little rubbed and faded, 8vo, with six others by Doyle including Songs of Action, 1898, Through the Magic Door, 1907, Songs of the Road, 1911 and The Last Bow, 1917 (9)
Lot 1000
Imperial German Artillery Officers Sword with Gilt Panel and Artificial Damascus Blade, gilt lion head example with crossed cannon barrels and Medusa head to the langets. Plain gilt brass knuckle bow leading to lion head with jewelled eyes. Grip retains the original wire binding. Attached to the handle is the officers pattern bullion knot / portopee. Housed in its original steel scabbard with double gilt brass hanging rings and single red leather with braid brocade hanging strap. Single edged slightly curved blade with remains of the artificial Damascus decoration and gilded double panels with crowned eagle and foliage to both sides. Blade measures 83cms in length. Generally in good condition.
Lot 1001
Imperial German Prussian Garde Regiment Officers Lion Head Sword, gilt hilt with enamelled Prussian Garde star burst to the centre of the langet. Knuckle bow with relief of foliage, trophy of arms and Iron Cross. Grip retains the original wire binding. Complete with its original dress knot / portopee. Housed in its steel scabbard with single hanging ring. Single edged pipe back blade etched “Eisenhauer”. Blade measures 84 ½ cms in length. Good untouched example.
Lot 1003
Imperial German Fusilier Pattern Officers Dress Sword with Blue and Gilt Etched Blade, gilt brass dove head pattern German infantry sword, the type associated with Fusilier regiments. Plain brass langet, knuckle bow and back strap. Grip retains the original wire binding. Housed in its black painted scabbard with single hanging ring. Slightly curved single edged blade with fuller to three quarters. Blade is etched with blue and gilt panels to both sides, foliage and trophy of arms, “Oestereich s/l Ohlert”. Some wear to the lower end of the blade and some of the blue and gilt decoration rubbed. Blade measures 74cms in length.
Lot 1008
WW2 German Army Officers Sword, good example of a WW2 German army officers dress sword with winged eagle and swastika langet, knuckle bow with relief and German army pattern eagle and swastika. Grip retains the original wire binding. Housed in the original black painted scabbard with single hanging ring. Attached to the sword is brown leather hanging attachment. Slightly curved single edged plain blade with fuller to the back edge. Blade measures 87cms in length. Good untouched example.
Lot 1009
Scarce WW2 German Army Officers Herder Model 1017 Dress Sword, good untouched example of the special pattern dress sword manufactured by Herder. Army pattern downward winged eagle and swastika to the cross guard, raised relief to the knuckle bow leading to panther head with red jewelled eyes. Back strap with relief. Black celluloid covered grip with wire binding. Housed in the original black painted field scabbard with single hanging ring. Attached to the sword is a brown leather tear drop pattern sword hanger. Plain slightly curved blade with fuller to the back edge. Some small nicks to the blade and rusting to the scabbard. Hilt gilt dulled.
Lot 1010
WW2 German Army Officers Dress Sword by Waffenfabrik Max Weyersberg (WMW Waffen), gilt mounted hilt with down winged army eagle to the langet, oak leaves relief to knuckle bow and back strap. Grip retains the original wire binding. Housed in its original black painted scabbard with brown leather tear drop hanger. Slightly curved single edged blade with fuller to back edge. Makers mark to the underneath of the langet. Blade measures 89 ½ cms in length. Some surface spotting to the blade but overall a good example.
Lot 988
Imperial German Prussian Presentation Model 1889 Infantry Officers Sword, fine gilt Prussian eagle folding guard, knuckle bow with relief decoration, steeped top pommel with the top section engraved with the original owners initials. Grip retains the original wire binding and gilt cipher to the centre. Officers leather backed wire braid knot / portopee. Housed in its original steel parade scabbard with two hanging rings. Straight single edged blade with double fuller. Blade has etched blue and gilt presentation panels to each side, in gothic script “Wilberg s/l Roestel” and the other side “Dem Feinde zum Gratz Dem freunde zum Schutz”, also etched with foliage. Some surface staining to the lower section of the blade and the blueing is now absent. Blade measures 81cms in length.
Lot 989
Imperial German Prussian Model 1889 Infantry Officers Sword with Etched Presentation Blade, fine gilt metal fixed Prussian eagle guard type with deep relief to the knuckle bow, steeped pommel and back strap. Grip retains the original wire binding and gilt cipher. Housed in its original steel scabbard with single hanging ring. Hilt has the original leather and bullion knot / portopee. Single edged piped back blade with double etching, including gothic inscription “Gewidmet u.d. ausscheidendem Jahrgang 1897-99”, reverse etched with foliage and trophy of arms. Blade with early Carl Eickhorn makers trade mark to the base. Blade measures 81cms in length. Very good overall condition.
Lot 990
Imperial German Prussian Presentation Model 1889 Infantry Officers Sword, fine gilt Prussian eagle folding guard, plain knuckle bow leading to steeped plain pommel. Grip retaining the original wire binding with gilt cipher to the centre. Housed in its original plated parade scabbard with two hanging rings, having attached hanging straps with braid brocade and officers sword belt. Single edged straight blade with double fuller. Both sides with etched panels, having trophy of arms, foliage and one side with presentation in gothic script “Uhrem verehrten Hauptmann U Bohne II Compagnie Birkefelder Schutzenbataillon 28.8.97”. Early WKC makers trade mark to the base of the blade, measures 80 ½ cms. Remains in very good overall condition.
Lot 991
Imperial German Prussian Model 1889 Infantry Officers Sword, with folding solid pattern Prussian eagle guard, knuckle bow and steeped pommel. Grip retains the original wire binding and cipher. Housed in its original field scabbard with single hanging ring. Plain single edged blade with double fuller to the back edge. Early Carl Eickhorn makers trade mark to the base. Blade measures 78 cms in length. Exterior hilt fittings painted black for front line use during the First World War. Swords carried and issued for service in the front lines were often painted black or grey to stop shine and reflection in the trenches.
Lot 992
Imperial German Prussian Model 1889 Infantry Officers Sword with Dedication, good example of an 1889 model Prussian infantry officers sword with gilt folding eagle guard, plain pierced knuckle bow and steeped pommel. The top of the pommel engraved with initials. Grip retains the original wire binding and gilt cipher. Single edged blade with double fullers. Etched inscription “W Lauffhes s/l H Vofs Inf Rgt 167 – Metz 1908 – Inf Rgt 52”. Blade has early WKC makers trade mark to the base. Blade measures 74cms in length. Housed in its original black painted filed scabbard with single hanging strap ring fitting, some wear to the finish on the scabbard.
Lot 993
Imperial German Prussian Model 1889 Infantry Officers Sword, good example of the model 1889 sword with folding Prussian eagle gilt guard, knuckle bow with relief in the form of oakleaves, steeped pommel with relief. Grip retains the original wire binding and cipher. Housed in its black painted field service scabbard with single hanging loop. Plain straight blade with double fullers to the back edge. Blade measures 79 ½ cms in length.
Lot 995
Prussian State Officials Dress Sword, gilt brass dish guard with white metal Imperial crowned eagle, plain knuckle bow and fluted pommel. Wire bound grip. Officers style dress portopee attached to the grip. Housed in its leather and gilt brass mounted scabbard. Slender single edged blade with etched decoration in the form of foliage, Imperial eagle and trophy of arms. Early style WKC makers trade mark to the base. Blade measures 77cms in length.
Lot 996
Imperial German Saxon Model 1867 Officers Dress Sword, with gilt folding guard having state coat of arms to centre, plain knuckle bow and steeped pommel top. Grip retains the original wire binding. Saxon type officers bullion embroidered and leather dress knot / portopee. Housed in its original black painted field service scabbard with single ring attachment. Double edged blade with central double fuller. Cipher to the base of the blade and further along “EISENHAUER GARANTIRT”. Blade measures 73cms in length.
Lot 998
Imperial German State of Mecklenburg-Schwerin Officers Sword, fine example of a lion head pattern Imperial German officers dress sword, with monogram of Frederick Francis II Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin to the langet, gilt knuckle bow with relief to the top section leading into lion head pommel. Original grip retaining the wire binding. Leather and bullion sword knot / portopee attached to the grip. Housed in its original steel scabbard with single ring fitting. Slightly curved single edged blade with etching of foliage and trophy of arms. Blade measures 79cms in length. Small dents to the scabbard and blade dull.
Lot 999
Imperial German Presentation Cavalry Sword, good untouched example of the jawless type lion head pattern officers dress sword, with langet having crossed swords and lances within wreath. Knuckle bow with relief in the form of foliage, trophy of arms and Iron Cross. Original grip retaining the wire binding. Attached to the hilt is the original leather and bullion sword knot. Single edged blade with etched to both sides and spine. Presentation inscription in gothic script, “Dem sergeant Peter als besten berittfuhrer der 5 Eskadron Dragoner-Regiments Prinz Karl im Jahre 1899 (Kaiser Mauover)”. Other side of the blade etched with foliage. Blade remains in good condition. The sword knot shows wear and has been repaired in places. Blade measures 80cms in length. Housed in the original steel scabbard with hanging straps and sword belt.
Lot 501
Two 19th Century porcelain head and shoulder bustsOf female figures, one bearing probably pseudo red crown over D mark, the other impressed 141 to base, largest height 24cm. CONDITION REPORT: Girl with green- chipping to head dress and bow has been re-attached.Girl with pink dress - chipping to flowers on dress two chips to body, see images.
Lot 652
A small early 20th Century mahogany and satinwood bow front side cabinetFitted with two drawers and two doors, raised on tapering legs with small spade feet, 80cm wide. CONDITION REPORT: Losses to veneer on front edge of top and other lifting of veneer to topSecond drawer has been forced open at some pointCarcass appears to be mainly oakLooks to date to 1900-1920Appears generally solid, but will need some minor restoration See photos
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