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A RARE SOUTH INDIAN DAGGER (KHANJAR), 15TH/16TH CENTURY, POSSIBLY SRIRANGAM, TAMIL NADU with recurved blade formed with a reinforced point, a pair of long fullers divided by a rib on each face and widening at the ricasso, the latter chiselled with a bouquet on each face and retaining some early gilt finish, iron hilt comprising a pair of langets enclosing the forte and chiselled and gilt en suite, conical guard chiselled with a band of foliage and with pierced beadwork border, knuckle-guard and pommel decorated en suite, the former with Yali head terminals and the latter with chiselled and gilt moulded button, and integral grip formed with a central moulding framed by band of beadwork, 39.0 cm overall Royal Elvis catalogue number D43.

A SOUTH INDIAN DAGGER (KATAR), SECOND HALF OF THE 16TH CENTURY, POSSIBLY BIJAPUR, KARNATAKA with sharply tapering blade formed with a reinforced point and a series of converging fullers, iron hilt extending over the forte with a large pierced, shaped panel on each face, strongly recurved outer-guard with recurved Yali finial, reinforced at the borders and in the centre with foliate panels and with a cusped moulding at the base, a pair of tapering side-bars, and a pair of grip-bars each with a central globose moulding (areas of pitting), 49.8 cm overall Roy Elvis Catalogue Number D74. The cusped moulding is reminiscent of Muslim architecture that was employed at the Hindu Royal Court in the second half of the 16th century, such as the inward projecting balconies of the Queens' Bath at Hampi. A dagger of this form, previously in the collection of George Cameron Stone, is preserved in the Metropolitan Museum of Art New York (acc. no.36.25.905). See Elgood 2004, pp. 146-14736.25.905.

A SOUTH INDIAN DAGGER (KATAR), SECOND HALF OF THE 16TH CENTURY, POSSIBLY BIJAPUR, KARNATAKA with sharply tapering blade formed with a reinforced point and a series of converging fullers, iron hilt extending over the forte with a large shaped panel engraved with a flower on each face, strongly recurved outer-guard engraved en suite and with recurved Yali finial and with a cusped moulding at the base, a pair of tapering side-bars, and a pair of grip-bars each with a central globose moulding (areas of pitting), 54.0 cm overall Royal Elvis catalogue number D75.

A SOUTH INDIAN DAGGER (KATAR), 17TH CENTURY, POSSIBLY ARCOT, TAMIL NADU with tapering blade formed with a reinforced point and a pair of converging fullers on each face, iron hilt finely pierced with friezes of expanded flowerheads within beadwork frames, comprising a pair of shaped langets with lotus head terminals enclosing the forte, arched guard, a pair of tapering side-bars and a pair of moulded grip bars chiselled with foliage at the terminals, 43.4 cm overall Royal Elvis catalogue number D65.

A SOUTH INDIAN DAGGER (KATAR), 17TH CENTURY, POSSIBLY BIJAPUR, KARNATAKA with flat double-edged fullered, probably European blade, iron hilt finely pierced with trellis panels carrying symmetrical designs of lotus flowers, comprising a pair of shaped langets enclosing the forte, arched guard, a pair of tapering side-bars and a pair of moulded grip bars joined by writhen mouldings and decorated with conventional foliage, 42.5 cm overall Roy Elvis catalogue number D09.

A SOUTH INDIAN DAGGER (KATAR) WITH FINE SILVER CHISELLED HILT, 18TH/19TH CENTURY, POSSIBLY HYDERABAD, ANDHRA PRADESH with associated earlier tapering blade formed with a reinforced point, a pair of converging fullers and a recessed slender central panel on each face, the forte chiselled and decorated with gilt foliage, silver hilt comprising architectural scalloped guard, a pair of side bars with pierced shaped terminals, a pair of baluster shaped grip-bars each on an openwork base formed of addorsed birds, and decorated throughout with a running pattern of garlands within foliate borders, 35.3 cm overall Roy Elvis catalogue number D108.

A SOUTH INDIAN DAGGER (KHANJAR), 18TH/19TH CENTURY, POSSIBLY MADURAI, TAMIL NADU 18TH CENTURY, with recurved double-edged blade of flattened-diamond section, brass hilt including a pair of short bud-shaped quillons, engraved guard decorated with addorsed birds, and integral grip rising to a Yali head, 26.5 cm blade Roy Elvis catalogue number D77.

AN INDIAN DAGGER (KHANJAR), 18TH CENTURY, POSSIBLY MADRAS, TAMIL NADU with recurved blade formed with a rectangular ricasso. brass hilt cast and chased in relief, comprising rounded langets (one restored), up-turned bud-shaped quillon, integral grip rising to a Yali head pommel, the latter issuant with ears of wheat within a ropework frame forming the knuckle-guard, 24.5 cm overall Roy Elvis catalogue number D42.

A SOUTH INDIAN DAGGER (KHANJAR), POSSIBLY 19TH CENTURY THANJAVUR, TAMIL NADU with recurved blade of flattened-diamond section, brass hilt cast with bud-shaped quillon, knuckle-guard, and scaly pommel rising to a Yali head, 25.0 cm blade Roy Elvis catalogue number D44.

AN INDIAN DAGGER (KHANJAR), 19TH CENTURY, POSSIBLY MADRAS, TAMIL NADU with near flat double-edged recurved blade formed with a reinforced tip, copper alloy hilt including faceted bud-shaped quillon, recurved knuckle-guard issuant from a Yali head and with a matching recurved finial, and integral grip formed as a heron rising to a large Yali head, 27.0 cm overall Roy Elvis catalogue number D133.

A SOUTH INDIAN DAGGER (KHANJAR), POSSIBLY MADRAS OR MALABAR COAST, KARNATAKA with recurved double-edged blade (repaired at the forte), brass hilt cast as a heron rising to a Yali head, and recurved knuckle-guard with foliate terminal, 11.7 cm Royal Elvis catalogue number D33.

A SOUTH INDIAN DAGGER (BICHWA), 18TH/19TH CENTURY, POSSIBLY MYSORE OR BANAGALORE, KARNATAKA with recurved double-edged blade struck with a mark on one face, rectangular ricasso, copper alloy hilt including a pair of short down-curved quillons, outer guard with pierced cusped border, inner guard of a moulded faceted bar and button-shaped pommel, 29.0 cm overall Roy Elvis catalogue number D51.

A SOUTH INDIAN DAGGER (BICHWA), 18TH CENTURY, PROBABLY MADRAS, TAMIL NADU formed entirely of iron, with recurved double-edged blade formed with a pair of long fullers on each face, iron hilt comprising a pair of pierced langets enclosing the forte, outer guard of low triangular section with a pair of delicate scrolls the base, inner guard of a faceted bar interrupted by a moulding, and fluted bud-shaped pommel, 36.0 cm overall Roy Elvis catalogue number D15.

AN INDIAN DAGGER (BIDCHIR), 17TH/18TH CENTURY POSSIBLY MYSORE OR BANGALORE, KANATAKA with recurved double-edged blade formed with a pair of notches at the forte and fitted with a decorative shaped copper alloy washer on each face, integral oval grip, and pronged rear spikes with decorative mouldings en suite, 33.4 cm overall Roy Elvis catalogue number D05.

A SOUTH INDIAN DAGGER (BICHWA), 17TH/18TH CENTURY, POSSIBLY BIDAR, NORTH KARNATAKA with associated recurved double-edged blade of flattened-diamond section, brass hilt cast and chased in high relief, comprising a pair of langets (restored), outer guard decorated with the avatars of Vishnu, pommel with Nandi bull beneath a cobra canopy, and inner guard of an integral triangular section bar, 33.5 cm overall Roy Elvis catalogue number D101.

A NEPALESE DAGGER (KUKRI), 19TH CENTURY with broad curved blade decorated with a series of incised panels along the back-edge on each face and with characteristic notch at the forte, silver-mounted polished horn hilt, including an engraved band around the middle of the grip and engraved cap pommel, in its velvet-covered wooden scabbard with engraved small chape, 44.7 cm overall Roy Elvis catalogue number D34.

˜ A NORTH INDIAN DAGGER (PESH KABZ), 18TH/19TH CENTURY with tapering reinforced blade of wootz steel, gilt forte, the back-edge decorated with a slender rib along its length and a scrolling moulding at the base, marine ivory grip (small age cracks) and gilt iron pommel loop, in its wooden scabbard with large silver chape with bud-shaped finial and later leather covering, 41.5 cm overall Roy Elvis catalogue number D22.

˜ A SUMATRAN DAGGER (SIWAH), ACEH, 19TH CENTURY with slender slightly curved blade formed with a double-edged point, silver gilt hilt of characteristic form, decorated with a band of four overlapping engraved coronets tapering from the base and rising to a round pommel with a filigree flowerhead with eleven corals in raised settings, in its wooden scabbard encased in silver, the upper pprtion decorated with a filigree panel en suite with the hilt and the lower portion (perhaps associated) engraved with panels filled with hatched designs, 19.3 cm blade

A CEYLONESE DAGGER (PIHA KAETTA), 18TH/19TH CENTURY with single-edged iron blade formed with a long slender fuller, the fuller and forte encrusted with sheet silver chiselled with designs of scrolling foliage within beadwork frames, the back-edge encased in silver chased with a frieze of flowerheads, silver hilt enclosing the forte and chased with scrolls, finely carved horn grip carved with traditional scrollwork, silver pommel cap chased en suite, in its carved wooden scabbard wih large silver locket, 17.0 cm blade

A NEPALESE DAGGER (KUKRI) AND AN INDIAN DAGGER (KHANJAR), 19TH CENTURY of characteristic form, the first with broad blade chiselled with foliage at the forte, and iron grip decorated en suite (detached); the second with double-edged blade, iron hilt chiselled with foliage and the pommel formed as a maned tiger’s head, in its scabbard decorated en suite, the first: 32.8 cm blade (2)

˜ A COORG DAGGER (PICHANGATTI), 19TH CENTURY with hatchet blade formed with a clipped-back point and decorated with scrolls along the back-edge, silver hilt of characteristic form retained by four rivets with gold heads, decorated with a gold geometric flowerhead on the back-strap, the pommel applied with a gold plaque and with three gold flowerhead washers, in its silver-mounted wooden scabbard enriched with a gold flowerhead and crescent, complete with its suspension chain and tassels with coral terminals, 18.2 cm blade

A COORG DAGGER (PICHANGATTI), 19TH CENTURY with hatchet blade formed with a clipped-back point and decorated with scrolls along the back-edge, silver hilt of characteristic form retained by four rivets with silver heads (pommel washers missing), engraved with a flowerhead on the back-strap, in its silver-mounted wooden scabbard, complete with a portion of its suspension chain, 19.5 cm blade

AN INDIAN DAGGER (BANK), 19TH CENTURY with hooked single-edged bade of watered steel, copper alloy hilt formed of a tapering grip embossed with a feather design and elephant's head pommel (small cracks), and with traces of early gilding throughout, 25.0 cm overall

A NORTH INDIAN DAGGER (KATAR), 19TH CENTURY, PROBABLY RAJASTHAN with tapering double-edged blade formed with a reinforced point, chiselled with a large recessed triangular panel on each face filled with differing scenes involving elephants, a further elephant's head on each side at the forte, iron hilt formed of a pair of tapering gutter-shaped side-bars engraved with flowers and foliage, a pair of baluster-shaped grip-bars, and with some early gold highlights throughout, in its openwork scabbard with fabric-covered wooden liner, decorated on each face with a pair of panels filled with an openwork design of scrolling foliage within a framework of gold koftgari (small losses), and with an iron loop for suspension, 24.5 cm blade

˜ AN INDIAN DAGGER (PESH KABZ), EARLY 19TH CENTURY with crucible steel tapering blade of T-section and of a browned finely figured pattern, iron bolsters with traces of early gilt finish, a pair of carved marine ivory grip-scales retained by three rivets (small chips), in its English made leather-covered wooden scabbard with silvered mounts (the leather with small losses, cracked at the seam), 33.8 cm blade

AN INDIAN SILVER-MOUNTED JADE-HILTED DAGGER, EARLY 18TH CENTURY with tapering blade of flattened-diamond section, formed with a reinforced point, engraved with a pair of converging lines and a shaped linear frame at the forte on each face, silver ferrule cast and chased with a flower on each face against a finely matted ground with a tapering socket decorated with a trellis of foliage above, fluted figured smokey agate grip notched for the fingers, in its fishskin-covered wooden scabbard with large silver gilt mounts decorated with flowers en suite with the hilt within oval leafy frames, comprising chape with fluted bulbous terminal and locket with a loop for a tassel, 16.2 cm blade

A INDIAN COMBINED DAGGER AND MACE, 19TH CENTURY with reinforced katar style blade of cruciform section, arched guard, and a grip with a protruding bar with six spherical mouldings top and bottom, 43.5 cm overall

AN INDIAN DETACHED ROCK CRYSTAL HILT FOR A DAGGER (KHANJAR), 19TH CENTURY of characteristic form, with scrolling guard and the pommel set with a ruby in a raised gold setting on each face, 14.5 cm overall

AN ARAB SILVER-MOUNTED DAGGER (JAMBIYA), EARLY 20TH CENTURY with curved double-edged blade formed with a medial ridge, silver-encased hilt decorated with flowerheads, filigree and beadwork, in its wooden scabbard with leather inner face, the outer face encased in silver decorated en suite with the hilt, and with a diagonal silver band with six rings, 18.0 cm blade

AN ARAB DAGGER (JAMBIYA) WITH SILVER-GILT MOUNTED RHINOCEROS HORN HILT, EARLY 20TH CENTURY with curved double-edged blade formed with a medial ridge on each face, rhinoceros horn hilt of characteric form encased with a chased band of gilt silver decorated with beadwork at the base, a silver plaque over the front, the centre bound with gold wire and the top of the pommel applied with a shaped silver plaque, in its fabric-covered wooden scabbard with large silver gilt mounts decorated en suite, the lower portion embroidered in silver and gold thread with a diagonal band with four rings, with its belt 15.5 cm blade

AN ARAB SILVER-MOUNTED DAGGER (JAMBIYA), EARLY 20TH CENTURY with curved double-edged blade formed with a medial ridge, horn hilt with large chased silver ferrule, in its wooden scabbard with leather-covered inner face, and the outer face encased in fine silver filigree, with large chape and locket en suite with the hilt, and a diagonal band with four rings, 16.8 cm blade

AN ARAB DAGGER (JAMBIYA) WITH SILVER-MOUNTED HILT, EARLY 20TH CENTURY with curved double-edged blade formed with a medial ridge, hilt of characteristic form encased with a chased band of silver at the base and faced with a further silver plaque at the front, in its wooden scabbard with large silver mounts decorated en suite, the lower portion embroidered in silver thread with flowers and filigree, with a diagonal band with four rings, with its belt embroidered with silver thread and wire, 18.3 cm blade

A Nepalese Kukri, the 28.5cm curved fullered steel blade with bevelled back edge, the horn grip with steel bolster and elliptical pommel plate, with leather scabbard; two Maasai Seme (Swords), each with double edge steel blade, the tang wrapped with strips of leather to form the grip, with leather scabbard; an African Dagger, with wood grip (4)

An Early 20th Century German Hunting/Trench Dagger, the 14cm double edge steel blade stamped E.PACK & S. to one side of the ricasso, the opposing side stamped 8963, with steel notched crossguard and staghorn grip, with leather scabbard, 30cm

A 19th Century Indian Steel Scissor Katar, the 19.5cm hinged outer blades enclosing a further blade released by squeezing the double bar grips, 38cm, lacks scabbard; an 18th Century Indian Small Dagger, each side of the 15cm double edge curved steel blade with a double fuller and foliate engraved ricasso, the bone grip scales with trefoil pommel, lacks scabbar; a Yemeni Khanjar, with curved blade, waisted horn grip set with two brass discs and leather scabbard (3)1 - Rust pitting, the enclosed blade sticks a little. 2 - Some rust pitting to metal. 3 - Rust pitting to blade, wear to hilt and splits to leather scabbard.

A 20th Century Indian Elephant Goad (Ankus), with 15.5cm combined blade and fluke, tubular ring knopped haft and brass pommel cast as a stylised elephant; a Greek Dagger, the white metal scabbard set with a facsimile coin; an Indian Combination Knife Set, with two differing size blades, wood grips and in a leather scabbard; three Various Indian Edged Weapons, comprising a short sword with curved blade and brass rams head hilt and two daggers (6)

A 19th Century Indian Talwar, with 69cm single edge narrow curved steel blade, the steel hilt with shaped langets, scroll guard, baluster grip and disc pommel, all with gold koftgari decoration, lacks scabbard; a 19th Century Indian Dagger, the 26cm double edge curved steel blade and waisted hilt all over engraved with scrolling tendrils, lacks scabbard; a 19th Century Indian Pulwar, with 74cm curved draw-back fullered steel blade, steel hilt with shaped langets and down-swept quillons, lacks pommel and scabbard (3)All with rust pitting.

An Argentinian Gaucho Knife, the 18cm steel blade etched with maker's logo and foliage at the ricasso, with ring knopped horn grip and foliate embossed white metal scabbard; an Acero Carpincho Gaucho Knife, with 16cm signed blade, white metal grip with gilt diamond motifs and leather scabbard; a Moroccan Small Flyssa, with brass hilt and wood scabbard; an Algerian Bou Saadi Dagger, with steel wire bound wood grip and leather sheath (4)

A 19th Century Hunting Dagger, with 12cm diamond section steel blade, German silver elliptical crossguard and flat pommel plate, with staghorn griop, lacks scabbard; an 18th Century Colichemarde Sword Blade, engraved with a sun and stars, with later wrought iron hilt; a Copy of a Left Handed Dagger, with brass wire bound grip (3)

A Malayan Kris, with 34.5cm eight lok pamor steel blade, wirework mendak and ebonised grip with brass mounted wood scabbard; a 19th Century Indian Tulwar, with 79.5cm single edge broad curved steel blade with a shallow fuller to the back edge, steel cruciform hilt with disc shape pommel, lacks scabbard, 93cm; a Greek Dagger, with white metal hilt and scabbard; an Arab Jambiya, with horn grip and embossed leather scabbard (4)1 - Rust pitting to blade. 2 - Rust pitting to blade and hilt, disc pommel bent, lacks scabbard. 3 - Some loose wire to the hilt and scabbard. 4 - Orange rust pitting to blade and hilt mount.

An Indian Pesh Kabz, with 22.5cm T section tapering steel blade, with inlaid horn grip scales and aluminium pommel, with leather scabbard, 36cm; a Sudanese Dagger, with 23.5cm double edge steel blade, the horn baluster grip inlaid with circulard motifs in brass wire, lacks scabbard; a North African Short Sword, with 43.5cm double edge steel blade, horn veneered hilt and brass scabbard with wrigglework decoration; also, two daggers with double edge curved steel blades and slender horn grips, and three ornamental bronze axe heads (8)

Silver dressing table items to include a machine turned brush and mirror, together with a vintage African dagger and sheathLocation:

A rhinoceros horn handled dagger, North African, 19th century, with white metal mounts and curved blade, chape date 128041cm longInsect damage to handle. Possible old repair to former tear in mount. Velvet on the sheath is worn and damaged.

Vintage lifting keel board/ dagger board for sailing boat

A GERMAN LUFTWAFFE OFFICERS DRESS DAGGER, it comes complete with its scabbard hanger and portepee, the blade has the makers mark E&F horsters Solingen inside an oval stamp and the words around the outside, the blade has some surface marks but no damage, the chrome on the bottom of the scabbard is starting to wear off, the hanger is marked Ges Gesch & OLC in a diamond, the dagger has a bound gript with a plain cross guard and features a gold coloured Swastika on it and on top of the grip, the portepee has got very minor damage and has started to fray in one area, Customers must satisfy themselves prior to sale in regards to conditions and authenticity, viewing is advised, condition reports are available on request

A GERMAN THIRD REICH OFFICERS DRESS DAGGER WITH SCABBARD AND STRAPS, the blade is clearly marked Eickhorn Soligen and features the squirrel holding a dagger, the blade is undamaged but has some surface scratches, the plated scabbard and straps are in good condition, this dagger features a Swastika on both sides of the pommel and on the cross guard and an orange ivorine handle, Customers must satisfy themselves prior to sale in regards to conditions and authenticity, viewing is advised, condition reports are available on request

A GERMAN DRESS DAGGER MADE BY WKC, this has the black grip and black scabbard, the blade has no motto but has the knights head symbol and WKC, the handle has got a SA logo on it and the cross guard has S.A.R 33 engraved onto it, the blade is in good condition but the scabbard has some scratches, Customers must satisfy themselves prior to sale in regards to conditions and authenticity, viewing is advised, condition reports are available on request

A THIRD REICH GERMAN FIRE SERVICE PARADE DAGGER, this one was made by Alcoso of Sligen and the symbol is A.C.S inside some scaled, the blade has no motto on it and the handle features the German fire service badge, the blade and scabbard are in good condition and its housed in leather frog, there is some rubbing to the crossguard, Customers must satisfy themselves prior to sale in regards to conditions and authenticity, viewing is advised, condition reports are available on request

A 20TH CENTURY GERMAN NAVY (REICHSMARINE) OFFICERS DAGGER, this was made by Alcoso of Solingen and it has got engraving to both sides of the blade and an anchor in the centre cartouche, it has a wire bound black grip and features a push button release, the blade is housed in a brass scabbard, it also has a brass and black hanger and a silver portepee, it is in good overall condition and the black handle was meant to signify the mourning of the Imperial German Navy that was broken up after the end of WWI, Customers must satisfy themselves prior to sale in regards to conditions and authenticity, viewing is advised, condition reports are available on request

A GERMAN THIRD REICH NAVY OFFICERS DAGGER, this has a white wire bound grip and the pommel features and eagle and Swastika, the blade is etched both sides and has an eagle in the centre cartouche, it was made by Crl Eickhorn of Solingen and is housed in a brass scabbard and has the push button release, it comes with a silver portepee and black leather hangers, it is in a good condition with minor scratches to the blade and scabbard, Customers must satisfy themselves prior to sale in regards to conditions and authenticity, viewing is advised, condition reports are available on request

A 20TH CENTURY GERMAN HUNTERS DAGGER, this features hunting scenes on both sides of the blade and a gilt brass hilt with ivorine grips with acorns inlaid into them, the dagger comes in its brass and leather scabbard, the dagger was made by J.A.HENCKLES of Solingen, there is a silver portepee attached to the handle that has very minor damage, the brass on the scabbard is slightly worn in places, Customers must satisfy themselves prior to sale in regards to conditions and authenticity, viewing is advised, condition reports are available on request

A collection of jewellery to include a yellow metal ring stamped "14k" and a "9ct" stamped "The Welsh" sweetheart brooch. The ring, a bevelled band, weighs approximately 3.1 grams. The brooch weighs approximately 3.2 grams. The lot also includes an unmarked yellow metal ring, set with four diamonds with a cut shank and missing stones (2.0 grams approximately); three rolled gold 1930s wristwatches (all as found); two further ladies wristwatches, a "Sterling silver" stamped dagger-shaped kilt brooch (as found); and other items.

Full title: A Chinese bronze dagger with serpent heads, Warring States PeriodDescription:L.: 30 x 6 cm Provenance:- The collection of Mr. and Mrs. S., Gent, Belgium.- Acquired from Michel Cohen, Paris, France, in September 2002 and accompanied by his certificate of authenticity.

Full title: A Chinese bronze dagger with wooden scabbard in a display case, HanDescription:L.: 33 cm (the dagger)Dim.: 43 x 21,5 cm (the box) Provenance:- The collection of Mr. and Mrs. S., Gent, Belgium.- Acquired in February 2011 from Het Magazijn, Gent, Belgium, with their certificate of authenticity and a certificate confirming the age by the Brussels Art Laboratory.- Previously in the collection of Dr. Philippe Smolarski, according to the certificate.

Full title: A Qajar damascened steel 'jambiya' dagger, Persia, 19th C.Description:L.: 41 cm (incl. handle)L.: 28 cm (the blade)

Full title: A bronze Khmer dagger, Cambodia, probably Angkor period, 12th C.Description:L.: 20 cm (the dagger, excl. the stand) Provenance:- The collection of Mr. and Mrs. S., Gent, Belgium.- Acquired in February 2008 from Het Magazijn, Gent, Belgium, with their certificate of authenticity.

A vintage metal Viking dagger in sheath, 20th/21st century, l 32 cm.

Tribal Art -  a treen waisted cylindrical pestle;  bone dagger hafts;  a Chinese hardwood stand;  etc

Early 19th century continental bisque figure of Mars, shown wearing classical armour with sword drawn, indistinct marks around base, 21cm highSome restoration, including to dagger, sheath, top of right arm, neck and front of helmet. Small chip to footrim.

Selection of collectables including Zenith binoculars, Victorian copper kettle, small mahogany box, resin figures, Beatrix Potter table mats, Continental curved steel dagger, Barbola mirror etc