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Click here to subscribeA mid-20th Century 9ct Gold centre seconds Wristwatch, Everite, the 17 jewel movement to a signed and silvered two-tone circular dial, with applied Arabic numerals and baton markers with dagger hands and sweep centre seconds, in a polished circular case with snap-on back and fitted stitched leather strap, Birmingham 1957, width 1 3/8”
A third quarter of the 20th Century 9ct Gold Wristwatch, Everite, the jewelled movement to a signed and silvered circular dial, with applied gilt baton markers and dagger hands, with subsidiary seconds and date aperture at 3, in a polished circular case with bevelled bezel, snap-on back and fitted with a stitched black strap, width 1 ¼”
A third quarter of the 20th Century Gold Plated centre seconds Calendar Wristwatch, Omega, “Seamaster”, the jewelled automatic movement (not viewed), to a signed and silvered circular dial, with applied gilt baton markers, outside minute track and dagger hands, with sweep centre seconds and date aperture at 3, in a polished circular case with bevelled bezel and fitted stainless steel back, and with a later fitted sprung link bracelet, width 1 ½”
AN ARCHAIC BRONZE SWORD, DAGGER, DAGGER-AXE AND GROUP OF BELT HOOKS, AXLE FITTINGS, HARNESS ATTACHMENTS AND ARROWS, MAINLY WARRING STATES the sword with flat tapered blade on both sides recessed, the hilt with taotie mask and rod grip with two rings and flat pommel, 57cm l (approximately 45) ++The three weapons with corrosion, some of the other items heavily worn, others relatively well preserved, some mounted on wire in modern frames for display
W. OTTWAY & CO. LTD. EALING, LONDON LEATHER AND BRASS SINGLE DRAW TELESCOPE CIRCA 1944 patt `12100`, 84cm extended; a mahogany and brass single draw telescope, 87cm extended; a black lacquered brass and leather four draw telescope, 54.5cm extended; and a carved wood dagger, the sheath with copper wire and geometric bands of decoration, 54cm long (4)
A commando dagger letter opener with openwork `skull` grip in a leather scabbard bearing brass plaque reading `Commando Dagger letter opener: This miniature and true reproduction of the famous British Commando dagger is made of scrap brass salvaged from the battle fields of North Africa Motto `Strike at dawn-upwards to kill` overall length 18.5cm and a German flight utility or `Gravity` knife with folding marlin spike, wooden grip, Solingen blade, folding trigger release missing (2)
A Sudanese sword with rosewood and ivory inlaid hilt and crocodile wrapped leather scabbard, 19th century (blade stuck fast and unexamined) overall length 87cm and an African/Sudanese dagger with cowrie shell covered hilt and scabbard (a/f) overall length 38cm and two small African knives (4)
Germany, Third Reich, folding dagger, blade marked `Carl Eickhorn, Solingen` & handle marked `RZM M7/66/34/SS` to top section & `SS - Streifendienst` to bottom section, with eagle & swastika to clip, some rust to fittings, otherwise fairly good condition, believed to be British early 1960`s reproduction
A German Naval Dress Dagger of Standard type from the same source as the U Boat clock. Double edged blade 25.5cms approx (10") overall length 38.5cms (15"), cream grip, cross piece with securing catch and decorated with fouled anchor, screw-on pommel with eagle and swastika, scabbard with hammered finish ++some wear but overall good condition
A skeleton stickpin, with articulated arms at the shoulders and legs at the hips, in base metal; with a metal `Masque De Ball` pin in the form of a horned skull with a hinged mask; a metal pin of a skeletel face laid against a dagger and a dagger between its teeth; eleven skull pins; and five skull and cross bones pins; all in various non precious materials
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