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An 18th Century Indian / British Empire Officers short sword / dress dagger. The dagger having a dome shaped pommel with a pierced loop for tassel and a typical Tulwar hilt. The tapering blade double edged to the point inscribed with royal garter 'Honi Soit Qui Mal Y Pense' between detailed foliage and scrollwork. Measures approx 48cm.
Arabian Jambiya Dagger with curved double edged blade 212mm in length which is maker marked "MML London". Interesting decoration to both ferule, pommel and scabbard, with different patterns and finish. One side is decorated in brass with one pattern, while the other is done in white metal and has a different pattern. Wooden grip. Overall length 350mm. Scabbard has twin suspension rings and is complete with maroon suspension cord.
An assorted collection of silver brooch pins. The lot to include; three floral / flower design filigree wire work brooches, cameo & marcasite, orange oval cabochon with foliate decoration, black stone set brooch, repousse design & filigree dagger. All marked as or test as silver. Total weight approx 53.6g. Largest measures approx 7.5cm.
WWII ERA GERMAN LUFFWAFFA PARADE DAGGER, the blade is marked ' Soligen & E&F Hörster' and comes in its scabbard, the pommel twists easily and the handle can be removed to show natural aging inside, part of the wire around the handle has just started to break away slightly, but is still in very good condition
A WOODEN GLAZED BOX STYLE FRAME MEASURING APPROX 50 x 42 cm, containing an ornate Arab Jambiya Dagger and scabbard. The grip appears to be bone with metal and wired inlays, white metal detailing at the ricasso, the scabbard is very ornate metal and leather with very fine white metal filigree detailing, also mounted in the frame is a brass version of the Saudi Arabia Coat of Arms. It has not been possible to date this item, but it was presented to a Female officer in the R.A.F. possibly for Service in the Kingdom
An Omega 18ct gold gentleman's manual wind wristwatch, the silver dial with centre seconds, dagger hands and Roman and Arabic numerals, 36mm diameter excluding crown wheel (original), the dial and movement signed.Condition ReportClean condition, dial is clean, crystal has a couple of small scratches which should polish out, hands set and movement running but no guarantee given, case in clean condition only very light wear marks and strap not original. Cannot remove the back and there are a few scratch marks to the same area where attempts have been made before
Dagger; Iberian Culture, Iberian Culture, 5th - 6th centuries.Bronze.It shows signs of damage caused by the passage of time.Measurements: 28 x 4 x 2 cm.Bronze dagger with slight damage caused by the passage of time, especially visible on the blade. The hilt has a very characteristic ornamental design, decorated with spirals, a very common motif in Iberian aesthetics. Iberian society was strongly hierarchical, with the warrior and noble classes being the highest. The priestly class competed with it in power, and artisans were also well regarded. Among the neighbouring peoples, and especially among the Greeks, the Iberian warriors were particularly admired, since they fearlessly threw themselves into combat and resisted fighting without retreat until death, even when the battle was already decided against them. In fact, the Greeks even hired Iberian mercenaries for their own wars.
Dagger; Rome, Imperial period, 1st-2nd century AD.Bronze and iron.It has rust and wear caused by the passage of time.Measurements: 19 x 4 x 1.5 cm.Roman bronze dagger made of bronze with a wide, flat blade, with a hilt decorated with mouldings and details in relief. This ornamental presence, defined by the head that is outlined in the central area of the hilt and the motifs located in the circular top of the upper area, indicate that the work probably belonged to a private collection, with no direct link to the military world. The Romans were the ones who, as a culture, contributed a great deal in terms of weaponry. Their policy of conquest and invasion of territories gave rise to the development of a whole range of weapons in which they stood out for their refined technique, thus achieving lighter, more versatile and effective weapons. Although it is not a piece intended for use in war, its finish denotes the aforementioned knowledge of Roman culture in the creation of weapons. This type of piece was very common in the Roman Empire, but also in other cultures that, directly or indirectly, had contact with them.
A vintage Nepalese / Gurkha Regiment Kukri knife dagger. The knife having a pommel with diamond shaped lozenge and a carved horn grip. The curved fullered blade marked to the ricasso 62E (?) and housed within a tooled leather scabbard with Karda and Chakmak knives present. Measures approx 43cm.
A WWII Second World War Third Reich Nazi German SA Officers dress dagger. The dagger having a shaped wooden grip with inset SA roundel and Eagle Swastika shape (badge removed) to the grip. The blade ricasso marked RZM 7/40/38 for makers Hartcopf and Co, Solingen. The blade engraved with ' Alles Fur Deutschland ' (Everything For Germany). Housed in steel scabbard, measuring approx 38cm. Note; from a large private collection of militaria. Due to the nature of some items, buyers are reminded for the need to satisfy themselves as to originality / origin / condition prior to bidding, irrespective of any description. No guarantees are implied nor offered and all lots remain sold 'as is'.
WWII Second World War Third Reich Nazi German Army Officers parade dagger. The dagger having a steel oak leaf pommel, twisted celluloid grip and cross guard in the form of the Nazi eagle with downward facing quillons. The double edged stiletto blade stamped for makers Coppel Alexander ALCOSO, Solingen. Housed in steel scabbard with furniture rings. Measures approx 39cm.
A 20th Century South Arabian Jambiya dagger along with a small Persian knife. The Jambiya with a waisted grip of horn construction and applied Arabian coins. The blade of typical form with a pronounced central rib housed in a leather clad scabbard. The Persian dagger with brass stirrup hilt and blade etched with Persian style calligraphy. Jambiya measuring approx 30cm.
An early WWII Second World War (1934) Third Reich Nazi German Luftwaffe Flying Officers dagger. The dagger having a disk pommel with sun-wheel Swastika, red felt clad grip with wire banding and cross guard quillons in the form of stylized wings. The ricasso marked SMF Solingen. Housed in a matching scabbard with chain suspension. Measures approx 49cm.
A vintage 20th Century Nepalese Gurkha Regiment kukri knife dagger. Horn grip inlaid with white metal decoration and lions head to the pommel. The single edged blade with pokerwork detailing housed in a black leather scabbard with white metal regimental badge. Both smaller Karda and Chakmak knives present. Measures approx 43cm.
A vintage Nepalese / Gurkha Regiment Kukri knife dagger. The knife having a brass capped pommel with diamond shaped lozenge and a polished horn grip inlaid with brass rivets. The curved fullered blade housed within a tooled leather scabbard with Karda and Chakmak knives present. Measures approx 42cm.

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