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Click here to subscribe1939-1945 German Third Reich, Fire-police parade bayonet. German K98 fire-police parade bayonet, by Carl Eichorn, the fullered blade mounted to a S-shaped cross-guard, cross-hatched handle and nickel plated 'dove head' pommel, in black steel scabbard and leather frog, bayonet length 14½in. (36.83cm)
20th century Irish Naval officer's sword. An Irish Navy officer's sword the single edge fullered blade, folding guard with Óglaigh na hÉireann badge, single quillon, wire bound fishskin grip and lion's head pommel, blade length 31 inches, in gilt brass and black leather scabbard. Total length 38in. (96.52cm)
1950s Cold War Soviet Navel Officer's dagger, belt and hangers. A Soviet naval dress dagger, a double edged diamond section blade 8¼ inches long, gilt brass mounted hilt with S-curve quillons, canted square section grip, pommel marked with Soviet emblem, sprung retention catch, gilt metal mounted scabbard, locket decorated with a fouled anchor and a square rigged sailing ship, on belt and hangers.
Late 19th century, a collection of four French bayonets. (4) A Yataghan sword bayonet for use on the 11 mm M1866 Chassepot needle-fire rifle, engraved "Mre. Imple. de St. Etiennes 1868"; together with a similar bayonet engraved "Mre. Armees de Chat O.bre 1868", in scabbard; a T-back sword bayonet engraved "Mre. Imple. de St. Etiennes March1880"; and a Sword bayonet for the 8 mm. Mannlicher-Berthier M1890. (4)
Moroccan Jambiya in white metal and brass with filigree and foliate engraving all over decoration, loot handles to scabbard (41cm), including and a Malayan Parang with carved parrot hilt , wicker bound scabbard, 43cm(2) Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Sword: An 1854 Pattern Infantry Officers sword. Ricasso marked 'LANDON MORLAND & LANDON. 7 NEW BURLINGTON ST. LONDON.' Blade 32.5", S.E. & fullered. Gothic pierced brass guard with V.R Cypher and scarce original inner leather guard. Nicely etched blade (tip kinked). In its brass mounted leather scabbard (leather a/f at chape. Wirebound fishskin grip (g.c). This is a good example of this Victorian sword.
Japanese sword Katana Nakago signed, blade 29" with Hamon (VGC) Hilt with black Tsuka-ito and same two menuki. In its lacquered scabbard with ornate shibabiki and Ishizuke. A small Kozuka/scabbard knife inserted in scabbard and tool to the other side. A quality sword. Viewing recommended. The whole in excellent condition.
Sword: An 1854 Pattern Infantry Officers sword. Gothic brass hilt with V.R. Cypher. Leather inner guard still present with bullion knot. Blade 33". Slim, single edged & fullered blade, ricasso marked 'SEWELL DURHAM' & etched with V.R. Crown & Cypher. In its steel scabbard (light surface rust). good wirebound fishskin grip. Overall a 'sleeper' with a good blade.
Sword: A quality General & Staff Officers sword. In the pattern of the 1796 Heavy Cavalry dress sword. Silver hallmarked (Birmingham 1826) knucklebow with 'pas-de-ane' rings below. Pipe back blade 31" with typical late 18th century deep blued decoration and quill point tip. Silver wire bound grip. In its silver hallmarked mounted leather scabbard (chape leather detached). A good piece for restoration. Old repair to handle noted.
Sword: A French Infantry Gladius pattern Briquette Pattern 1831 sword called by the soldiers old 'Coupe Choux' (Cabbage Choppers!) Neo-classical sword. Blade 19". Ricasso marked with oval Crown over reversed 'N' inspection mark and makers name 'TALABOT PARIS'. In its brass mounted leather scabbard with rack number '929'. Clean blade, excellent scabbard, good ribbed brass grips. Used by the Infantry, Foreign Legion from Louis Philippe to the Second Empire. It is rare to find these swords with a scabbard.
Sword - A scarce 1796 pattern heavy cavalry troopers sword hatchet point blade 35". (The hatchet point blades normally indicate a pre-waterloo sword). Blade signed by maker 'Osborn'. Good blade (a few nicks) good iron guard and backstrap with the normal ears. Leather bound wooden grip (some losses to both) Apart from the grips this is a decent, untouched example of this iconic sword. No scabbard. A collectors lot in VGC for age
Sword: A scarce 1822/45 Pattern General & Staff Officers sword. Gilt brass hilt with Victorian Crown & crossed sword logo. Good wirebound fishskin grip. Leather inner guard still intact. Blade 32" etched with crown & sword logo. Maker H. Hill 3, Old Bond St, London. Decent blade with minor rust. In its gilt brass mounted leather scabbard. (Leather in 3 parts). Furniture complete and in good condition. A decent sword which should restore well. (careful when viewing)
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