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Click here to subscribeA Victorian Scottish Officer's Basket Hilt Broadsword by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London, the 82.5cm double edge steel blade with two narrow fullers to each side, crisply etched with owner's initials GJG within a cartouche, a rampant lion crest and maker's name, numbered 14260, with gold Proved poincon, the steel basket hilt lined in crimson wool with tassel, wire bound fishskin grip and fluted pommel, the steel two ring scabbard with ball finial
A 19th Century Batak ''Piso Halasan'' (Sword), Sumatra, the 45.5cm straight back steel blade with slightly curved single edge, with ringed brass waisted collar and detached polished deer horn curved grip, the brass covered wood scabbard with beaded oblong cross-piece, star engraved decoration and curved tip (af) **The grip bears old inventory number 21There is pitting and black patching to the blade surface. The tang has broken off into the horn/antler grip which has age cracks and is detached, the mendak is missing. The mouth of the scabbard has some loss of the brass mount. The brass mounts on the scabbard have minor dings.
A Nepalese Kukri, the 33cm curved steel blade with notch at the ricasso and double fullers running along the back edge, the wood grip with steel butt plate, with leather scabbard and frog; a Collection of Seven Various Kukri, six in leather scabbards and one in a horn and brass scabbard; a Kukri Blade, and a wood scabbard for a kukri (10 - in a briefcase)
An Indonesian Golok, the 33.5cm clip-point curved steel blade with inlaid brass line to the back edge, with horn pistol grip and wood scabbard; a Similar Golok, with light wood pistol grip and scabbard; an Indian Small Peshkabz, with mother of pearl and green stone grip and leather scabbard; an Indian Knife, the brass and horn grip carved as a bird, lacks scabbard; an Indonesian Knife, the horn grip with aluminium horseshoe pommel and leather sheath; a Modern Indian Sword, lacks scabbard (6)
A Russian Kindjal, the 32.5 cm blade with single fuller, niello and gilt hilt, conforming scabbard, 20th century, together with a small Jambiya, with brass studded horn grip, the leather scabbard with engraved brass mounts, 20th century; an Indo-Persian Dagger, with slightly curved, double edge blade, steel hilt with knopped grip, engraved and faceted steel-covered wood scabbard, 20th century (3)Kindjal - Blade with slight pitting. Splits and loss of small section to grip. Slight dents to scabbard Jambiya - Blade with rust and pitting. One brass stud lacking from grip. Small losses to horn. Dagger - Slight rusting to blade and hilt. More pronounced rusting and pitting to scabbard
An Indian Khyber Knife, the 39 cm steel blade of T-shaped profile, the steel hilt with polished ivory grip scales, the shagreen-covered wood scabbard with black-enamelled metal tip, together with an Indian Bichwa, the sinuous, twin-edge blade, length 24.6 cm, steel knucklebow (grip scales lacking) (2) Khyber knife - Small areas of pitting to blade. Slight rusting to hilt. Scabbard good. Bichwa - Slight rusting to blade and hilt. Grip scales lacking.
A Sudanese Kaskara, the triple-fullered blade stamped twin half moon emblems, leather-bound grip (scabbard lacking); a kukri, leather scabbard, webbing belt loop, and two Indian swords, modern (4) Kaskara - Significant rusting. Large chip and other damages to blade. Grip poor. Kukri - Some rusting to blade and metal parts. Overall fair condition. Scabbard complete but very dry. Indian swords - Modern. Poor quality.
An 18th Century Indian Katar, the 23cm spear point steel blade with two fullers to each side and with swollen tip, the two bar grip joined by two baluster cross bars, all with foliate koftgari decoration, lacks scabbard; an Indian Kard, with 25cm steel blade and bone grip scales, lacks scabbard (2)
A 19th Century Malayan Kris, with 27cm straight pamor blade, copper mendak with beaded scalloped edge, the garuda bird wood hilt with woven copper wire bound grip and with wood scabbard; twelve Various Knives and Daggers, including two Caucasian kindjals, a Spanish Navajo (folding) knife, a Scout knife, a hunting knife etc, also a Japanese eating set and a carved bone grip and sheath for a knife
A 19th Century Ceylonese Pia Ketta, the 16cm single edge clip point steel blade with a narrow fuller to the back edge inlaid with scrolling leaves in gold, the ricasso applied with copper embossed with further leaves, the brass ferrule cast and chased with scrolls, and with foliate carved dark horn grip, lacks scabbard
A 19th Century Ottoman Bichaq, with 35cm yataghan steel blade, silver overlaid ricasso and eared grip with niello decoration, the silver covered scabbard embossed with martial trophies and foliage; a Very Similar Bichaq, lacking the right grip scale, in a silver covered scabbard for a pair of blades (one missing), embossed with a galleon, minarets and foliage (2)
A 19th Century Indian Talwar, the 75cm single edged curved steel blade with a narrow fuller running along the back edge, the steel cruciform hilt with disc pommel, with leather scabbard; a 19th Century Moro Kris, the 53cm double edge wavy steel blade engraved with tendrils and with a narrow fuller, with wood hilt (af), lacks scabbard (2)1 - Rust pitting to blade and hilt. Damage to leather scabbard at the tip 2 - Blade with orange rust pitting. Grip binding missing, pommel damaged
A Shona Axe, with rounded triangular shape blade, the tang inserted into the swollen pommel of the tapered curved haft, the butt pierced for a strap, 58cm; a 19th Century Nepalese Kukri, the curved blade stamped with armourer's mark of a flowerhead enclosing a symbol, with ring knopped wood grip, steel butt cap and leather scabbard with two sharpening knives (2)
Gurkha Kukri, housed in its original leather covered scabbard with skinning knives. Wooden handle with metal cap to the top. Blade stamped with 4032 to the base. Accompanied by another Kukri with one piece wooden handle, single Gurkha skinning knife, small North African knife and a European dirk with eagle head pommel housed in leather scabbard. Various conditions. (5 items)
WW2 German SA Dress Dagger, wooden handle missing eagle and enamel SA device, some chips to grip. Heavily polished blade with motto “Alles fur Deutschland” and remains of EPNS trademark to the base. No scabbard; WW2 German dress bayonet with two piece chequered grips, housed in a steel scabbard (heavily rusted), single edged blade with makers trade mark to the base; German Hitler Youth style knife missing diamond from grip, blade stamped SOLINGEN. (3 items)
Grouping of Mixed Military Equipment, including WW2 ARP canvas first aid pouch, 1944 dated wooden gas rattle, 1944 dated Clinometer Sight Mk IV, French military gas mask in its tin container, WW2 British No4 MkII spike bayonet in scabbard, WW2 Civilian gas mask in original box with outer canvas cover (mask in poor condition), plus other items. (13 items)
WW2 German Hitler Youth Boys Dagger, with enamelled diamond set within the grip, housed in the black painted scabbard with leather securing strap. Blade stamped “CARL SCHLIFFER SOLINGEN GERMANY”. Accompanied by a deluxe pattern dagger specially made for Hermann Goering. We are of the opinion that both items are excellent high quality post war representations and are being sold as such. Sold not subject to return. (2 items)
Gurkha Kukri Knife, with wooden grip decorated with nickel silver and nickel silver top cap. Polished plated blade, housed in leather covered wood scabbard with two skinning knives; North African Jambiya dagger with horn grips having brass decoration. Housed in leather covered scabbard; small hunting knife and Southern Richardson, Sheffield two bladed clasp knife. (4 items)
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