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A Martindale of England machete with a stained wood handle and a leather scabbard, military issue, stencilled mark K.E. 3513

An Unusual, Possibly Unique Mexican Presentation Sword, of machete form, the 26" blade engraved to one side "God Save the King" with a lion and panther amidst foliage and flowers, to the other "Albert Prince of Wales" and a Mexican crest of eagle and snake, the grip of horn with a carved Mexican eagle pommel. Complete with a letter from the Royal Archives suggesting a link with King Edward VIII who visited Acapulco in 1920.

A British Pattern 1856 "2-Band" Enfield Sword Bayonet, lacks scabbard; a 1942 "Endure" Machete, by Josh Beal & Sons, Sheffield, with crushed leather scabbard; a 1984 "Martindale No.2" Machete, military issue, with beech grip and canvas sheath; a Push Dagger, with rosewood handle and steel sheath; a Spike Bayonet, mount on an ash haft. (5)

A 1907-pattern bayonet by Wilkinson with single-edged blade, dated 9` 15, in its steel-mounted leather sheath, a U.S. machete with single-edged blade, dated 1943, in its leather sheath (grips defective), an invitation from the Chindits Old Comrades Association to a reunion and charity ball, dated Nov. 24th 1951, a programme for the Chindit Charity Ball, signed by Lieutenant Colonel Calvert D.S.O., Major F. Freeman, Major G.G. Lockett D.S.O., M.C. and others, and a photograph of a soldier who served with the Chindits, wearing King`s Regiment shoulder title.

A selection of African (probably Masai) walking sticks, and a leather handled machete in leather scabbard

Elgavilan machete.

A COCOS ISLAND KNIFE. A Cocos Islands machete bladed knife of 11.5" length, with carved wooden scabbard.

Ten various bayonets and a machete

A World War II locking machete, by Joseph Westby, Sheffield, in a leather scabbard

A World War II Burmese jungle machete with broad flat blade ebony handle with copper rivets engraved `RM` in leather scabbard overall length 51cm

A Congolese knife/machete, 19th century, with double edged flared engraved steel blade and crudely carved circular wooden handle, 44cm.

German Model 1898/1905 Bayonet and Scabbard, 2nd pattern; plus UK No 4 Mk II Spike Bayonet and Scabbard; plus USA WWII Machete by Collins, leather scabbard; plus a Sumatran Kris (4)

UNUSUAL VICTORIAN MACHETE KNIFE IN LEATHER SCABBARD BEARING MAKERS MARK UNDERWOOD HAYMARKET, LONDON

A Japanese short Sword in bone scabbard (a/f), an American machete in scabbard and a German bayonet with serrated edge in scabbard.

Two modern machete`s with scabbards.

A French 1866 sabre bayonet, a French 1874 Epee bayonet, a British 1907 Pattern bayonet and a British military machete in leather scabbard (4).

A Swedish Barrel Knife by Joh Engstrom, Eskilstuna, the steel blade stamped with maker`s name and folding into its brass casing which slides into the steel mounted burr wood barrel case which also forms the grip; a Machete, the broad steel blade stamped with crocodile trademark REGISTERED, with copper rivetted two piece hardened rubber grip and leather sheath. (2)

A Cowen`s Patent machete stick, marked 8in. (20cm) blade, wrapped in marked leather, brass reinforced wooded shaft, and wooden handle, 35in. (89cms) overall.

A 19th Century naval short sword, the 17in. blade with feint crowned anchor mark, brass grip with `s` shaped cross guard; together with a machete, 20in. shaped triple fullered blade, and horn grip. (2)

An Oriental short sword, with 18in. flared square ended blade, and wooden grip; together with a plain sword, with 18 1/2in. round ended blade, and and horn grip; and a US True Temper 1943 machete, 23in. long overall (3)

A quantity of cartridge reloading tools including a rosewood rammer by J Purdey & Sons, four ebony handled tools by James Dixon & Sons including shot and powder measures, a machete and a Carl Zeiss `Turmon` monocular

A Burmese Dha, blade 19”, with rattan bound hilt, in its rattan bound wooden scabbard with hanging cords; another, blade 12½”, in scabbard (no cords); another, blade 25½”, with brass mounted wooden hilt (loose) and wooden scabbard; another (AF); a machete with trade blade and pressed horn grips (one grip AF); a Golok blade, and a Wakizashi blade (worn and rusted). Average QGC to GC (7)

Three contemporary Indian swords and a Machete with brass handle

An African skin mounted shield of waisted rectangular form, attached wooden shaft and a Malaysian short machete and scabbard (2)

A Second World War Large Stitched Leather Suitcase, to Private Walter Toogood of the Durham Light Infantry and the King`s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, together a record of his service details; a Quantity of Trench Art, comprising a matchbox holder/ashtray, a pair of brass match holders, a white metal spill holder and five bullet handled paper knives; Militaria, including an Australian First Aid Tin for Mechanised Units, a leather binocular case, a service scabbard and dress scabbard, a military issue machete, a knife bayonet.

A "Steamer" Machete by Robert Mole & Sons, Birmingham, the blade with a narrow fuller to the top edge, stamped with maker`s name and numbered 335A, with wire bound wood grip and foliate embossed leather scabbard; a Cattaraugus Hunting Knife, the blade engraved with maker`s name and faintly numbered 2250, with metal wire bound grip and leather sheath; a Norwegian Knife by J.Blikstad, Trondhjem, the clip-point blade stamped with maker`s name, with ebony grip and black leather sheath; two German Small Hunting Knives, one with leather sheath; an English Small Hunting Knife, with coiled leather grip. (6)

An Oriental Machete with Turned Wooden Handle and Bamboo Scabbard, 44 cm.

Zulu shield, army machete, US fighting knife 1967 and a tribal spear blade (4)

An old Army Machete

Oriental machete sword with seal mark & snake skin covered grip (this sword is believed to have been bought in Shanghai in 1920s & is thought to be marked Death to the Imperial Japanese")"

A WWII machete, blade stamped “S & J Kitchen Ltd, Sheffield” with broad arrow and 1943, studded grip, in its studded leather scabbard; and a US Collins machete, No 1005, also stamped Hartford, brown wood grips (chipped), in its brass mounted tooled leather scabbard (split), see Stephens no 567/8. Basically GC (some wear). (2)

A carved green hard stone Five Dynasties style dragon decorated machete, height 20 cm, a jade Bi-Disc, central hole surrounded by mottled greens, width 15 cm, two dragon decorated dagger rests, width 19 cm, a carved ink plate and cover, decorated with script, width 16 cm, a carved stylized head, height 10 cm, (6).

A COLLECTION OF TRIBAL ITEMS comprising rain stick, Chief`s staff, a sword with monkey skin handle, and a ceremonial tribal machete

African Tribal Art: Ceremonial machete and dagger in highly decorative scabbard with bead-work, teeth tassels and painted decoration.

A large Eastern Machete within carved wooden Scabbard, the bone handle carved as an animal head

A British World War II machete, length 54cms

A Georgian Small Sword, with plain 83cm double edge steel blade, silver boat shaped guard embosse with a shell, with reeded knuckle bow, melon fluted urn pommel and plain wood grip; a Continental Hanger, with plain 55.5cm single edge steel blade, brass hilt with brass rivetted horn two piece grip; a "Martindale" Machete, with wood grip; two Steel Epee Bayonet Scabbards; an Indian Brass Filigree Dagger Scabbard Mount, set with turquoise and moonstone type stones. (6)

Two American Tomahawks, with socket heads and wood hafts; a leather pistol holster, a leather machete sheath, an ammunition magazine, a replica Japanese Tachi and a replica dagger; three World War Two Victory Newspapers, comprising The Daily Sketch May 3 1945, Manchester Evening News May 7 1945, and Daily Mirror May 7 1945 (10)

A Baule, Ivory Coast Wood Sceptre, the slightly flattened cylindrical haft with incised tendrils, concentric circle and wave motifs, the head carved with a stylised mask with pierced coffee bean eyes in oval sockets, aquiline nose, open mouth and deep curved chin, with upturned wave carved back cresting, 47cm, some damage; a Zulu Knobkerrie, with small globular head, the tapering haft with three bands of woven brass wire; a British Second World War Machete, in leather sheath; an Irish Blackthorn Shillelagh, of small proportions. (4)

A Remington machete, length 33cms

A dress sword with a brass hilt, a tin helmet, a machete and toy gun

A Replica German Broadsword, the double edge fullered steel blade engraved with EA II monogram and date 1763, with brass hilt and brass mounted leather scabbard; a Replica Bowie Knife, with leather sheath; a Ghanian Machete, with leather grip and sheath; a black leather scabbard for a dirk (4)

A Zulu Axe, the fanned T shape blade engraved with diapering, the tang inserted into the chevron carved wood haft, bound with bands of blue and white glass beadwork, 66cm high; a Zulu Machete, the single edge hooked blade engraved with a band of chevrons to the to edge, the wood haft bound with white, blue and turquoise glass beads and animal skin, 87cm long. (2)

A WWI military issue machete, by Samuel Kitchin, Sheffield, 1917, in its leather scabbard dated 1918, with the name “Lt F C Glover, 45th RF” scratched on the back of the belt loop. GC Note: Frank Callano Glover, Lieutenant 2nd Bn W Riding Regt, Captain 45 Bn Ryl Fusiliers.

An early British Machete, blade approx. 37.5cms, overall length approx. 51cms. The grips are black leather secured by 5 copper rivets impressed 185. Blade marked "Samuel Kitchen (XCD) Sheffield" with figure "6" just legible underneath. Leather sheath, back of belt loop faintly impressed 1917, makers name illegible ++blade stained with wear but overall good condition for age

A carved hardwood and white metal inset lady’s ceremonial paddle, Borneo, early 20th century, a machete with carved wood handle and steel blade, circa 1930; and two contemporary photographs depicting a Sarawak landscape and indigenous Sarawak tribesmen respectively, both framed and glazed, 31cm x 35cm overall. Provenance: By repute these items were brought back by Winston Moore, Keble College, Cambridge from an expedition with Sir Ernest Henry Shackleton

A Quantity of Militaria, comprising an RAF B14 sheepskin sleeveless flight jacket; a webbing rifle sling; a machete with leather scabbard; a crushed leather machete scabbard; a Girl Guide leather belt; a 1964 leather Scout belt; an album of poems and text-possibly produced in a nursing home between Boer War and First World War; six military issue pamphlets and booklets; two billycans; cap badges, DL1 buttons and ephemera, etc

A Sheffield made Army Issue machete, with ordnance arrow to the composition grip

A WWII machete, length of blade 37cm, complete with painted scabbard (af), also a knife marked Solingen Germany, length of blade 12cm, with bakelite grip, complete with leather scabbard (2).

A WWII machete with wooden grip, the steel blade stamped 1945, length of blade 22cm (possibly cut down), also a mid 20th century bowie style knife, length of blade 28cm with horn grip and brass ferrule, complete with leather covered scabbard (2).

A Masai machete, length of blade 39cm, with leather covered grip, complete with red coloured parchment scabbard, also a Yemeni tribal dagger, length of blade 19.5cm, with horn grip, complete with leather scabbard (2).

A Japanese sword in a lacquered sheath, a machete by Ralph Martindale and sundry swords

A Machete, the leather sheath marked Ottawa, 1945, a tin helmet, copper plate and other items.

An 1876 Pattern Martini-Henry Socket Bayonet, with 54.5cm triangular section fullered steel blade with later Cyrillic script, with brass mounted leather scabbard, the drag stamped 263; a French Model 1866 Chassepot Bayonet, the blade engraved Tulle, 1871, with steel scabbard; a Cuban or Mexican Machete, the 71cm single edge broad steel blade stamped David Midgley & Sons, Manchester, Acero Fundido Garantizado, No.216, brass recurving crossguard, polished horn grip with bird head pommel (mount missing) with leather scabbard (3)

A 19th Century Indian Spontoon Head, the 44cm double edge steel blade with a central fuller flanked by two narrow fullers to each side, the langet of scalloped fan shape and with niello type decoration, with long cylindrical socket; a Second World War US Machete, the blade stamped True Temper 1943 U.S., with two piece black plastic grip (2)

A Boarding or Trade Axe, with crescent shaped iron head and curved pointed tang, long shaped langets mounted on an oak haft later bound in brass studded red cloth with fringe borders, and with spool shaped butt; a 19th Century Indian Kukri, the curved steel blade with fulled top edge, foliate carved and knop grip and silver mounted leather scabbard; a Javan Small Kris, with wavy damascened blade, globular horn mendak and wood garuda hilt and part of the wooden scabbard; a 19th Century Machete, the blade stamped with crowned VR cypher; a Knife, with ebony grip and two piece wood scabbard (5)

A Second World War Machete in leather scabbard, a bayonet, and 3 small knives, (5).

A 1939-45 webbing set, comprising Sykes-Fairburn 2nd pattern fighting knife and scabbard, jungle machete and scabbard, marching compass and ammunition pouch. The owner was formerly attached to Orde Wingate`s chindits, 29cm (11 1/2in)

Knobkerry & machete

A WWII US machete, blade 18", marked Disston/US/1945 at forte, khaki plastic grips in its flat sheath; a US wire cutter in canvas holster, d 1944; a Sten gun bayonet in scabbard with frog; a military kukri marked M45 at forte, in sheath. GC. (4)