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Lot 483
An RASC officer's uniform, made for Brigadier M. A. White, comprising jacket and trousers by Moss Bros.; a pair of Battledress Trousers, dated 1953; two pairs of Flights Ltd. jodhpurs, dated 1938; two winter dress duffle coats, one with various cloth badges sewn inside the lapels; a cape; a pair of hobnail brown leather boots with wooden lasts; a pair of brown leather shoes; a pair of sheepskin lined black leather boots; and a pair of dark brown suede boots with sheepskin lining and tarred rubber soles, all shoes and boots size 13. (12)
Lot 502
A 7th Gurkha Rifles Officer's silver whistle & chain, belonging to Lt. Colonel A. S. Mackay, 7th Gurkha Rifles, lion's head on circular backing plate with raised floral border, three strand chain, whistle and ornate holder, accompanied by black & white photograph of Lt. Col. Mackay in full dress, hallmarked Birmingham 1907-08 by the silversmiths Joseph Jenner & Co., gross weight 140g. (2)
Lot 577
A large collection of London 1948 Olympic Games Modern Pentathlon official ephemera and memorabilia, assembled by Anne White, Secretary to the Modern Pentathlon Organising Committee at the 1948 Games, including a copy of the Modern Pentathlon Association of Great Britain official report; a large collection of black & white photographs of competitors in army dress together with photographs of the opening ceremony etc; a canvas official’s duck blue & white armband ‘XIVth Olympiad CONTROL Modern Pentathlon’; identity card; 1948 Olympic Games London 1948 Official Souvenir Booklet; Opening Ceremony Official Programme; Modern Pentathlon 1948 Championships Association of Great Britain information booklet; Modern Pentathlon Results Chart; Modern Pentathlon Committee Booklet; XIV Olympiad London 1948 luggage label; ticket stub dated Saturday 14th August ‘Prix Des Nations and Closing Ceremony’ at Empire Stadium, Wembley, Entrance 73 row 5 seat 73 (complimentary); Closing Ceremony Official Programme; Athletics Empire Stadium Wembley Official Programme; Equestrian at Aldershot Official Programme; Complete List of Olympic Champions booklet; original London Olympic games poster 29 July 1948 – 14 August, designed by Heros Publicity Studios Ltd. Printed in Great Britain by McCorquodale & Co. Ltd., London, S.E.1.; Olympic Games (Modern Pentathlon & Equestrian Events) Luncheon menu booklet with invitation card & permit; a large amount of thank you letters for invitations to dinners & luncheons from national embassies, as well as thank you letters from many dignitaries to include a letter from Lieut-General Sir Frederick A.M Browning, unable to attend to dinner at the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst due to a previous official engagement, on Buckingham Palace headed paper; autograph book containing many competitors’ & officials’ autographs; The Official Report of the Organising Committee for the XIV Olympiad, book published 1948 etc.
Lot 475
Unusual 1796 Pattern Heavy Cavalry Officers Dress Sword, straight double edge blade cut with a deep single fuller, regulation gilt brass hilt with unusual elongated pommel (the same as used on the Household Cavalry full dress sword, Robson [1996 edition] Pl.114), and the guard made with a narrow inside shell so the sword will lie close to the uniform, reinforced edges to guard, silver wire bound wooden grip (wire present but loose), and retaining approximately 50% original gilding to the hilt. Generally good condition, requires cleaning. Blade length 81.5cms.
Lot 477
Cavalry Officer’s Dress Smallsword, early 19th century, possibly Life Guards or Russian, straight single edge blade cut with a single fuller, regulation gilt brass hilt made with a single side guard, mushroom shaped button, fine silver wire bound grip. Blade 79cms. Good condition, retaining nearly all original gilding to hilt. See Russian Military Swords 1801-1917, E. Mollo, No.7; and Robson (1996, p.135)
Lot 500
1827 Pattern Royal Navy Officers Dress Sword, brass dish guard having fouled anchor with kings crown above. Fishskin grip retaining the original grip wire. Lion head top pommel incorporating the back strap. Securing plate to the reverse of the guard securing the sword to the top scabbard fitting. Blade with crowned anchor and foliage etching. Gieves trade mark to the forte. Blade shows surface staining and some pitting. Housed in its original leather scabbard with brass mounts. Blade 80cms. Sword housed in brown leather carry case, stamped C.H.ROCK R.N.
Lot 501
Edward VII Royal Irish Constabulary Officers Dress Sword, steel guard with crowned harp to the centre, leather covering to the grip, blade with partial central fuller, etched with foliage and Victorian crowned insignia of ROYAL IRISH CONSTABULARY, other side of the blade has monogram of Kings Edward VII, forte with retailer Jones & Sons Dawson St Dublin. Blade measures 82 ½ cms in length. Blade is dulled and uncleaned, some surface staining etc. Housed in its original steel scabbard with both attachment rings still present. Untouched example.
Lot 503
Victorian 1822 Pattern Kent Artillery Volunteers Officers Dress Sword, with the original grip retaining the copper wire binding, steel guard with backstrap. Blade with partial central fuller, etched with crossed flags, foliage, Victorian crown and Artillery piece with rearing Kent Horse over the top indicating use by an officer in the Kent Artillery Volunteers. J Wood Plumsted retailers mark to the forte. Blade measures 82cms in length. Housed in its original steel scabbard. Exterior has been painted silver and gold, possibly used at one time in a theatre, blade remains in very good condition however.
Lot 505
1897 Pattern Edward VII Infantry Officers Dress Sword, with large dish shape guard having King Edward VII cipher, steel pommel top and chequered back strap. Original grip retaining copper wire binding. Standard pattern blade etched with Royal cipher, Royal coat of arms and foliage. Staining and light wear to the blade, measures 81 ½cms in length. Housed in its brown leather covered field service scabbard.
Lot 506
1897 Pattern George V Infantry Officers Dress Sword, large dish shape guard with cipher of George V within, steel pommel and chequered back strap. Original grip retaining copper wire binding. Levee type blade etched with the initials “R.B.H” within a panel, George V cipher and foliage. Blade measures 81 ½cms in length. Some surface staining but otherwise good condition. Housed in its original leather covered field service scabbard, this shows heavy wear with sections of leather missing and damage.
Lot 507
1897 Pattern George V Infantry Officers Dress Sword, large dish shaped guard with cipher of King George V, steel pommel and chequered back strap. Original grip retaining the wire binding. Heavily polished blade, removing much of the original etched detail. Blade measures 83 ½cms in length. Housed in its original brown leather field service scabbard.
Lot 508
Post 1902 Army Service Corps Officers Dress Sword, swept hilt guard with etched chequered top pommel and back strap, original grip retaining copper wire binding, blade with partial fuller to the back edge. Blade etched with foliage and crowned ASC, reverse with monogram of King George V. Blade with some staining and wear, measures 86 ½cms in length. No scabbard.
Lot 518
George V Royal Engineers Officers Presentation Dress Sword, standard 1897 pattern infantry officers dress sword with crowned George V cipher to the guard, original grip retaining wire binding. Blade remains in near mint condition with nearly all of the original polish remaining, etched with Royal Arms, Royal Engineers and foliage. Panel to the blade etched with “PRESENTED TO LIEUT A. WALKER RE BY HIS BROTHER OFFICERS WAR OFFICE 21 SEPT 1910”. Sword is housed in its original steel dress scabbard. Overall a very nice example.
Lot 523
1827 Pattern Royal Navy Officers Dress Sword, brass dish guard having fouled anchor with kings crown above. Fishskin grip retaining the original grip wire. Lion head top pommel incorporating the back strap. Securing plate to the reverse of the guard securing the sword to the top scabbard fitting. Original officers dress knot attached. Blade with crowned anchor and foliage etching to one side and George V crowned monogram to the other. J FRIEDEBERG PORTSEA trade mark to the forte. Blade remains in near mint condition with nearly all of the original polish. Housed in its original leather scabbard with brass mounts. Blade 78cms in length. Sword housed in its original leather carry bag. Excellent example.
Lot 524
Scarce Post 1901 Household Cavalry Trooper’s Sword, slightly curved single edge blade cut with a deep single fuller and stamped with manufacturer’s small initials WSC and number A0096, regulation pattern hilt with crowned HC amidst pierced scrolls, buckskin liner and dress knot, wire bound fish skin covered grip, in its plated scabbard stamped WS, broad arrow, 99, 973 6864 beneath throat, buckskin sword slings, fabric belt. Blade 34.5”. Good condition, well refinished overall for parade ground use.
Lot 526
Elizabeth II British Royal Artillery Ambrose Pratt Memorial Prize Presentation Sword by Wilkinson, 1821 pattern officers dress sword with standard pattern guard, top pommel and back strap. Original grip retaining wire binding. Finely etched blade with coat of arms of Elizabeth II and Royal Artillery cannon badge, panel etched with “AMBROSE PRATT MEMORIAL PRIZE 2ND LT R P HARRISON RA”. Blade with Wilkinson Sword trade mark and spine numbered 96628. Housed in the original leather covered scabbard and complete with a leather storage bag. Some staining to the blade but otherwise very good condition. The Ambrose Pratt Memorial Prize was awarded to young officers who have shown the greatest improvement in all-round officer qualities on the course for newly commissioned Artillery officers at the School of Artillery, but excluding holders of the Tombs, Benson and Earl Roberts memorial prize.
Lot 527
George VI 1827 Pattern Royal Navy Officers Dress Sword, brass dish guard having fouled anchor with kings crown above. Fishskin grip retaining the original grip wire. Lion head top pommel incorporating the back strap. Securing plate to the reverse of the guard securing the sword to the top scabbard fitting, plate engraved with original owners name “M MISKIN RN”. Original officers dress knot attached. Blade with crowned anchor and foliage etching to one side and George VI crowned monogram to the other. Gieves trade mark to the forte. Blade shows some wear and has some areas of surface staining etc. Housed in its original leather scabbard with brass mounts, leather has shrunk making the mounts loose. Blade 79cms in length. Sword housed in its original leather carry bag.
Lot 530
1897 Pattern Infantry Officers Sword, blade etched with crowned VR cipher and royal arms, regulation hilt with crowned VR cipher, fish skin covered grip (wire binding missing), continental bullion dress knot, in its leather field service scabbard. Blade 82cms. Good condition, worn overall, scabbard with some damage and woodwork missing.
Lot 531
Good 1895 Pattern Infantry Officer’s Sword by Wilkinson, No.24046, etched with crowned VR, foliage and owners initials HJMK, crest and motto AVISE LA FIN, regulation pierced steel guard with VR cipher, wire bound fish skin covered grip [a little missing], in its steel dress scabbard. Blade 32.75”. Good condition, blade retains most original polish, scabbard cleaned. Herbert J Whiteside McKenzie Kennedy of the Norfolk Rgt. From the Durnford-Kennedy family, Ireland. Born 1858. Norfolk Regt, Ensign 1880, Lt. 1881, Capt. 1887, Major 1897. Died India 1914. All his children were born in India.
Lot 532
Fine EIIR Officer’s Sword of the Rifle Regiment by Wilkinson, No. 71170, blade etched and polished with crowned royal arms, cipher, strung bugle and foliage, regulation plated hilt, wire bound fish skin covered grip, leather dress knot, in its leather FS scabbard with frog. Blade 32.5”. Fine condition.
Lot 536
Elizabeth II 1827 Pattern Royal Navy Officers Dress Sword by Wilkinson, fine example with brass dish guard having fouled anchor with EIIR crown above. Fishskin grip retaining the original grip wire. Lion head top pommel incorporating the back strap. Near mint condition blade with crowned cipher and foliage etching. Wilkinson Sword trade mark to the forte and spine numbered 109980. Housed in its original leather scabbard with brass mounts. Blade 79cms.
Lot 540
Victorian Rifle Volunteer Officers Dress Sword, with standard pattern guard having crowned strung bugle to the centre, original grip retaining copper wire binding. Blade with remains of the original etched decoration. Blade measures 82cms in length. Housed in its original steel scabbard. Exterior of the sword has been re-painted with silver and gold paint. Accompanied by a George IV 1822 pattern Infantry officers dress sword in well worn condition. (2 items)
Lot 541
Elizabeth II 1827 Pattern Royal Navy Officers Dress Sword by Wilkinson, brass dish guard having fouled anchor with EIIR crown above. Fishskin grip retaining the original grip wire. Lion head top pommel incorporating the back strap. Blade with crowned cipher and foliage etching. Wilkinson Sword trade mark to the forte and spine numbered 110206 and with broad arrow stamp. Housed in its original leather scabbard with brass mounts. Blade 78cms. Blade with some surface staining and wear, exterior fittings polished. Comes complete with storage bag
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