A good early 19th Century Naval Officers' dirk, the 12ins bright steel double edge blade etched with anchor, foliate work, and stand of arms, gilt metal cross guard depicting acorns, turned ivory grip with a lions' head pommel, in original leather and brass scabbard, 16.5ins overall, on blue silk embroidered hanger embellished gilt metal lions' heads Note: Please be aware that according to CITES Regulations, it will be necessary to acquire an export licence to export this lot of ivory outside the EU. It will NOT be possible to export this lot of ivory to the USA.
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A 20th Century military highland dirk by Mole, the 12ins bright steel blade decorated with thistle motifs, studded hilt with crown pommel, black leather scabbard embellished with silvery metal thistles, 18ins overall, and one other dirk taking the form of hunting trousse, orange mounted faceted stone in hilt, 18ins overall
A good George III 1796 pattern Calvary sabre by Bissell, the 31.5ins bright steel blade embellished with blueing and gilding depicting the Royal cypher, a Mounted Trooper, floral work, stand of arms and makers name, plain steel "P" guard, wire bound shagreen grip, in plain steel scabbard 38ins overall
A Victorian 1831 pattern Officers dress sword in the Marmeluke style, the 32ins bright steel blade decorated with scrollwork and Royal cypher, and makers name "Stohwasser" of Conduit Street, London, gilt metal crossguard with laurel wreath and stand of arms, ivory grips, with brass scabbard, 38ins overall Note: Please be aware that according to CITES Regulations, it will be necessary to acquire an export licence to export this lot of ivory outside the EU. It will NOT be possible to export this lot of ivory to the USA.
Dress Sword with worn 80cm etched decorated single edged blade. No maker or retailer marks visable. Gilded brass clamshell guards (One folding) with ornate decoration to guards, knuckle bow and pommel. Wooden grip missing leather cover and wire. Complete with black leather scabbard with gilded chape and frog fittings.
A Victorian Dress Sword. 80cm steel blade with some etched floral designs. Tip is worn and some rust pitting evident. No maker or retailer marks. Gilt finished D shaped guard with folding clamshell guard. Wood grip. No scabbard. Was the property of Sir James Bain, Lord Provost of Glasgow, Knight of the Thistle, circa 1870. Together with a print of the Gentleman wearing a Sword and five Scottish "nip" glasses in blue glass (7).
1796 pattern British Light Cavalry Officers Sabre. German made, maker marked "J J Runkel, Solingen" to spine of 82cm blade. Grip missing. Scabbard is rust pitted overall. Together with a 20th Century souvenir Gurhka Kukri. 40cm bright steel blade marked "India". Wooden scabbard which is missing both knives and most leather covering.
French M1842 Pattern Yataghan Bayonet with 57cm blade dated 1854 to spine complete with scabbard. Along with an African knife with 17cm blade in red leather covered scabbard (a/f), two English hunting knives both with 15cm long blades, one with scabbard a/f, one without scabbard and a stiletto knife with triangular section blade and brass lion handle without scabbard. (5)

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