A French Model 1831 ''Gladius'' Infantry Sword, stamped, ''Talabot, Paris'' to one side of the ricasso, with scabbard; and six various bayonets, comprising a Canadian Ross Mk.II example; a British Rifle No.4 Mk.I example; two similar, Mk.II examples, and two others similar but unmarked, one with apparent repair, all with scabbards, two with webbing frogs (7). Gladius blade significantly rusted and pitted. Brass hilt with dings and dents. Scabbard leather dry and with pins and clasp lacking to choke. All bayonet release mechanisms operative. Ross bayonet with some rust to blade which is also partly reground. Hilt with rusted metal parts. Scabbard dry but good. British Rifle bayonets generally good with the one stated exception.
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PURCHASER MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE OR OVER A BSA .22 Calibre Air Rifle, No.25819, bayonet under-lever cocking, tap loading, the walnut stock with chequered semi pistol grip, the left side of the butt stamped with 'Piled Arms' trademark; a Chinese Lion Brand Air Rifle, under-lever cocking, with wood stock (af); a Sports Marketing G.1015 24 Shot BB Repeater Air Pistol, .177 calibre, in original box; a Barnett Nitro 45 Air Pistol, .177 calibre, in original blister packet (4) . BSA Action works. Pitting to metalwork. Bruising to left side of grip. Barrel with cut mark near muzzle. Chinese Rifle will not cock properly. Pistols appear to be in unused condition.
A Victorian 1827 Pattern Rifle Brigade Officer's Sword, to the 1st. Westmorland Rifle Volunteers, the 82 cm, curved, single edge blade with single part fuller, etched with the rifle brigade crest and regimental title below Victoria crown, further with foliage and crossed lances, the gothic hilt pierced and engraved with the Rifle Brigade crest, wire bound fishskin grip, the steel scabbard with twin suspension rings. Blade with overall scattered light rust and pitting. Hilt with overall light rust. Grip with some wear and several small holes in fishskin. Scabbard with overall rust.
A Spencer Repeating Rifle Company Contract Model 1865 Carbine, the 51cm round barrel stamped MODEL 1865 behind the hinged ladder rear sight, the top of the receiver faintly marked SPENCER REPEATING RIFLE/PAT'D MARCH 6, 1860/MANUF'D AS PROV. R.I./BY BURNSIDE RIFLE CO./MODEL 1865, the back of the receiver stamped 901 A, with walnut fore-end and stock, the left side set with a saddle ring and bar, the underside lacking the sling swivel, the butt plate with a swivel cover to the magazine tube, 94cm . Action works, holds at full and half cock. Fine pitting to metalwork and bore. Rifling quite crisp. Left side of butt has a crack running from the butt plate. The right side has two fine cracks. Some bruising to stock.
PURCHASER MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE OR OVER A Pre-First World War BSA .177 Calibre Air Rifle, numbered 11864, circa 1907, tap loading, with bayonet cocking lever, the top of the receiver stamped BSA AIR RIFLE/MADE BY THE BIRMINGHAM SMALL ARMS COMPANY LIMITED, the walnut stock with chequered pistol grip, the left side of the butt stamped with the piled arms trade mark. Action works. Grey pitting to metalwork. Minor bruising to stock.
PURCHASER MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE OR OVER A Webley Premier Model E .22 Calibre Air Pistol, numbered 2189, with chequered brown bakelite grip scales; a Weihrauch Sport Sound Moderator, for an air rifle, boxed; an Enfield 4X20 Rifle Scope, boxed (3). Action works. Bakelite grips has a chip to each back corner at the butt end. Scope and sound moderator in unused condition.
A Modern Fighting Knife, with blackened finish, the crossguard stamped J.NOWILL & SONS, SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND, with broad arrow and H within a diamond, with leather scabbard; a No.4 Mk.II Spike Bayonet, with scabbard, webbing frog and later steel hilt and chequered cylindrical grip; a Second World War Folding Pocket Knife, with knife blade, marlin spike and tin opener; also, a a bi-pod rest for a rifle, a copper powder flask and a canvas and leather cartridge belt (6)
PURCHASER MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE OR OVER A BSA Meteor MK4 Deluxe .22 Calibre Break Barrel Air Rifle, numbered TH22987, the metalwork with black gloss finish, with light beech semi pistol grip stock with raised cheekpiece to the left butt, with slip case; a Norconia .22 Calibre Break Barrel Air Rifle, no visible number, the beech stock with chequered fore-end and semi pistol grip, the left butt with raised cheekpiece (2) . Both actions work. Clean condition.
An Early 19th Century Percussion Carbine, converted from a flintlock, the 58cm round steel barrel octagonal at the breech, the walnut half stock with brass furniture, and with brass tipped wood ramrod, 97cm (af); a De-activated Copy of a Percussion Rifle, with walnut half stock (2) . Carbine - Action works, holds at full and half cock. Later brass band around fore-end. Barrel securing slide missing. Bruising to stock.
LYSONS, D - Instructions for Mounted Rifle Volunteers : elaborate red gilt calf, 8vo, 1860. With - Regulations for the Dress of General, Staff, and Regimental Officers of the Army : crimson gilt morocco, 8vo, 1857. With - Chichester, Henry Manners & Burges-Short, George - The Records and Badges of Every Regiment and Corps in the British Army : 24 colour plates, org. cloth torn on spine, stout 8vo, 1900.(3)
Rifle Brigade Victorian Officer’s helmet plate circa 1885-90.A fine blackened example. Laurel sprays surmounted by a voided crown on ‘WATERLOO’ tablet; within is the Maltese cross with ‘RIFLE BRIGADE’ circlet and crowned strung bugle. The arms of the cross bearing numerous honours, the sprays with honours ‘ALMA INKERMAN SEVASTOPOL LUCKNOW ASHANTEE SOUTH AFRICA’. ‘PENINSULA’ scroll above ‘THE PRINCE CONSORT’S OWN’ base scroll. Three loops to reverse. VGC
Rifle Brigade Officer’s Astrakhan Cap.A good example by Pulford & Sons. Black astrakhan cap, with green cloth top with ornate figure in black Russia braid. Black cord lines forming a plaited festoon at the front. Black corded boss bearing King’s crown above a bugle-horn. Black ostrich over black vulture feather plume, in corded socket. Badges and plume-socket in blackened metal. Black leather chinstrap. Complete with black cord cap-lines with acorn finials. All in original metal storage tin (hasp slightly defective), the plume in a separate tin. Near VGC.
1st Worcestershire Rifle Volunteer Corps Victorian Other Rank’s Green Cloth Helmet.A rare example of the dark green cloth Home Service Pattern helmet complete with blackened metal cross piece, spike and rose head bosses with support a blackened chinchain, this with velvet backing. To the front, a crowned Maltese cross with lions between the arms; to the centre a circlet inscribed “1st Worcestershire Rifle Volunteer Corps”. The interior with leather sweatband. Pencil inscription to the lining “C Coy” GC.This pattern of helmet was worn by the 1st VB, until the 1890’s when the busby was adopted. This helmet appears on page 42 of Badges of the Worcestershire Regiment by R.W. Bennett.
North Middlesex Rifle Volunteers Edwardian Officer’s Home Service Pattern Helmet circa 1901-08.A rare example tailored by Hawkes, 14 Piccadilly of London, black Melton cloth with blackened metal edging etc. subsequently fitted with fine blackened white metal spike base and King’s crown star plate bearing Maltese Cross within a laurel wreath, a bugle horn inside a circlet inscribed NORTH MIDDLESEX in the centre. Fine corded chin-chain with black velvet lining. The interior with leather sweatband and crimson silk edging. Metal furniture and helmet plate is a good matching colour and appears to have always been worn together, however evidence of another badge having been worn.
Queen’s Own Westminster Rifle Volunteers Edwardian Other Rank’s cap circa 1905-08. A fine example of the Rifle Cap made by Cater & Co. Fine grey cloth with scarlet piping to the welt. Light coloured cord festoon to front with lines to rear. Mohair cord oval boss to front mounted with a white metal King’s Crown strung bugle below which is white metal regimental Maltese Cross badge with King’s Crown. Horse hair plume of red over grey in white metal holder. Leather sweatband to the interior. Near VGC. This example was worn by the regiment 1902-1908
Middlesex Yeomanry Officer’s Full Dress Tunic.A rare and fine example. Rifle green cloth with black velvet collar and cuffs. The tunic edged all round with gold cord. Five gold cord loops each side, forming eyes and double-drops with netted caps, fastened with olivettes. Ornaments of the same cord to backseams. Austrian knots on sleeves, of cord traced with gold Russia braid. Plaited gold shoulder-cords, fastened with plain gilt buttons. “Broken Bias” lace, ¾ in. wide, to collar. Minimal moth not affecting appearance, lining AF, rank-badges and one netted cap absent, otherwise VGC ... Together with cap-lines, of gold cord with woven acorn finials. (2 items)
2nd Shropshire Rifle Volunteer Corps Officer’s pouch belt plate circa 1880-88.A fine and scarce die-stamped silver plated example with Hobson & Sons, 1, 3 & 5 Lexington St, London W. oval tablet to reverse. Crowned Maltese cross, lions between the arms, bearing title circlet, central strung bugle on a burnished ground. Three screw posts to reverse. Some surface staining. VGC
4th London Rifle Volunteers Victorian post 1865 Officer’s pouch belt plate.A fine rare die-stamped silvered example. Lined Maltese cross surmounted by crowned blank tablet, the centre mounted with circlet ‘LONDON RIFLE VOLUNTEERS’ with strung bugle with IV between the cords. Three screw posts to reverse. VGC
Welsh. 3rd Glamorgan Rifle Volunteers Victorian Officer’s helmet plate circa 1881-1901.A fine rare silvered example. Crowned star mounted with laurel sprays and strap ‘3RD GLAMORGAN RIFLE VOLUNTEERS’ ; lion statant mounted on black velvet centre. Three loops to reverse. VGCHQ Swansea. Became 6th Bn. Welsh Regiment 1st April 1908.
South African Natal Royal Rifles Victorian Boer War helmet plate circa 1899-1902.A good die-stamped white metal example. Crowned Maltese cross bearing title circlet; Royal Arms, two wildebeests and scroll ‘DEFENCE’ to voided centre. Two of three loops to reverse. VGC (Owen 382)Originally raised in 1861 as Pietermaritzburg Volunteer Rifle Corps; redesignated Maritzburg Rifles in 1868, Natal Royal Rifles in 1889 and Natal Royal Regiment in 1910; disbanded 1913.
Civil Service Rifle Volunteer Corps Victorian Officer’s helmet plate circa 1880-1901.A good die-stamped silvered example with Hobson & Sons, 1, 3 & 5 Lexington St, London W. oval tablet to reverse. Crowned Maltese cross, lions between the arms, bearing title circlet; Prince of Wales’ plumes to voided centre. Three loops to reverse. Minor service wear VGC.
5th AB (Weald of) Kent Rifle Volunteers Victorian OR’s helmet plate circa 1880-83.A good scarce die-stamped blackened brass example. Crowned Maltese cross, lions between the arms, bearing title circlet; the White Horse of Kent to voided centre. Three loops to reverse. Reblackened. GCHQ at Cranbrook.
Civil Service Volunteer Rifle Corps Victorian OR’s helmet plate circa 1880-1901.A good die-stamped blackened brass example. Crowned Maltese cross, lions between the arms, bearing title circlet; white metal Prince of Wales’ plumes to voided centre. Three loops to reverse. Minor service wear VGC.Originally raised as 21st Middlesex Rifle Volunteers in 1859 it was renumbered 12th (Civil Service) Middlesex Volunteer Rifle Corps in 1880 became 15th (County of London) Battalion, The London Regiment (Prince of Wales’s Own, Civil Service Rifles) in 1908; it amalgamated with 16th London in December 1921.
2nd South Middlesex Rifle Volunteers, Victorian OR’s helmet plate circa 1878-1901.A good die-stamped brass example. Crowned Maltese cross, lions between the arms, bearing title circlet, to the voided centre the County shield. Three loops to reverse. VGCFormed 14th October, 1859 at Waltham Green
Civil Service Volunteer Rifle Corps Edwardian OR’s helmet plate circa 1901-08.A good die-stamped blackened brass example. Crowned Maltese cross, lions between the arms, bearing title circlet; white metal Prince of Wales’ plumes to voided centre. Three loops to reverse. Minor service wear VGC.
Indian Army. Bombay Volunteer Rifles Victorian helmet plate.A fine British die-stamped white metal example. Guelphic crowned ten pointed star bearing title circlet, strung bugle to voided centre. Two loops to reverse. VGCBombay Volunteer Rifle Corps raised 15th August 1877; redesignated 16th Bombay Battalion 1st April 1917. Honorary Colonel was The Governor of Bombay.
3rd Middlesex (Hampstead) Rifle Volunteers Victorian waist belt clasp circa 1874-80.A good scarce interlocking example by S.W.Silver, Clothiers & Co.Cornhill. Circlet inscribed ‘MIDDLESEX RIFLE VOLUNTEERS’ , seeded centre mounted the silvered floriated ‘3’. Universal pattern rococo ends. VGCRaised in 1859, it had its HQ at Hampstead. Although part of 2nd Admin Bn. 1860-80 but unusually retained its number in the 1880 reorganisation and became 1st VB Middlesex Regt. in 1898
1st Middlesex (Victoria’s) Rifle Volunteers Officer’s waist belt plate circa 1859.A fine and scarce silver plated interlocking example with matching numbers to both halves. Plain circlet, centrally a lion’s mask in high relief. Plain ends. VGCDuke of Cumberland’s Sharpshooters survived the volunteer disbandments of 1814 as a rifle club being granted the title The Royal Victoria Rifle Club in 1835 and in 1853 permitted to be styled the Victoria Volunteer Rifle Corps; became 1st Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corps in 1859 with HQ at Kilburn. In 1867 HQ moved to St. Johns Wood.
Civil Service Volunteer Rifle Corps Victorian pouch belt plate.A good die-stamped brass example. Crowned oak sprays; foliated white metal ‘CSRV’ to seeded centre. Two screw posts to reverse. VGCfOriginally raised as 21st Middlesex Rifle Volunteers in 1859 it was renumbered 12th (Civil Service) Middlesex Volunteer Rifle Corps in 1880 became 15th (County of London) Battalion, The London Regiment (Prince of Wales’s Own, Civil Service Rifles) in 1908; it amalgamated with 16th London in December 1921.
20th Middlesex (Artists) Rifle Vols. Officer’s post 1880 pouch belt plate.A fine scarce die-stamped silvered example bearing oval tablet to reverse of Hobson & Sons, 1, 3 & 5 Lexington St, London W. Laurel sprays surmounted by crowned ‘MR’ cypher with ‘20’ resting on a scroll inscribed ‘ARTISTS’, the conjoined heads of Mars and Minerva and ‘CUM MARTE MINERVA’ within the sprays. Two screw posts to reverse. VGCBadge designed by J.W. Wyon the famous medal designer who served as a private in the Corps. Unit raised as 38th Middlesex RV, renumbered 20th in 1880. Attached to Rifle Brigade in 1881 and became 28th County of London (Artists Rifles) in 1908. 1947 became 21 Special Air Service (Artists)
36th Middlesex (Paddington) Rifle Volunteers Victorian Sergeant’s pouch belt plate circa 1860’s.A good scarce die-stamped blackeef brass example. Within crowned laurel sprays, mounted on the seeded backing plate, a silver plated circlet inscribed ‘36TH MIDDLESEX RIFLE VOLUNTEERS’ with central lined shield bearing crossed swords and mural crown from the Arms of Paddington. Two screw posts to reverse. Plating worn otherwise GCFormed 29th February 1860 at Paddington; renumbered 18th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers in 1880. 1st April 1908 transferred to the new Territorial Force as 10th Bn The London Regiment
4th (Abingdon) Berkshire Rifle Volunteers shako plate circa 1860.A good rare die-stamped brass example. Angular crowned Garter with white metal foliated BRV cypher over ‘4’ to voided centre. Two loops to reverse. Minor split to neck of crown otherwise VGC.Formed 23rd February, 1860 at Abingdon.
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