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Click here to subscribeA 19th Century Ottoman Yataghan, the 52cm curved single edge steel blade with punched mark and brass reinforced ricasso, the brass eared hilt with horn grip scales; two Ottoman Yataghan Type Knives, each with chased brass hilt, lack scabbards; an Ottoman Yataghan Type Knife, the bone grip scales carved with stained bosses and diapering, with brass scabbard (4)
A 19th Century Batak ''Rawit Pengoekir'' (Double Knife), Sumatra, each knife with 35cm straight back steel blade with slightly curved edge and with antler handle, both housed in a four piece wood scabbard bound with five brass bands; two Indonesian Badek Knives, one with diamond section steel blade, horn grip and wood scabbard, the other with straight back pamor blade and ebony grip, lacks scabbard; a Sumatran Rencong, with short single edge blade, horn pistol grip and wood scabbard with horn mounts (4)
A 19th Century Parang Latok, Kalimantan, the 48cm heavy steel blade angled at the hilt and widening at the tip, the straight back edge with two narrow fullers, the horn hilt with foliate embossed and beaded silver grip with angled hoof shape pommel, the two piece wood scabbard bound with plaited rattan
A late 19th or early 20th Century Omani jambiya (dagger) in white metal and leather mounted scabbard with white metal handle and curved blade CONDITION REPORTS Measures approx 37 x 21 cm. Has some small splits etc and areas of patination and possible repair. There are holes to the leather to the back. Leather work is worn and slightly misplaced and is rolling at the edges. Blade itself has some rusting and pitting throughout. The knife and scabbard are associated. Has general wear and tear conducive with age and use - see images for more details
AN EARLY 19th CENTURY OFFICERS SWORD FOR THE HOWDEN VOLUNTEERS (EAST RIDING YORKSHIRE) the single edged steel blade with chased decoration of foliage and Britannia below the inscription ‘HOWDEN VOLUNTEERS for the KING and INSTITUTION’ and signed Gill’s Warranted, leading to gilt brass hilt with ivory grip, original leather scabbard with gilt brass mounts 94.5cm overall.
A MID 19th CENTURY WARWICK YEOMANRY MAMELUKE SABRE BY C SMITH, 12 PICCADILLY, LONDON the curved single edged blade etched with flowers and leaf work decoration leading to the gilt brass hilt cast with acanthus leafs, the ivory grip complete with silver thread sword knot, original signed steel scabbard with brass gilt mounts 91cm overall.
A Collection Of African, Indonesian, Chinese And Nepalese Items Seven in total to include Ceremonial Gurkha knife (Kukri) with decorative red velvet and silver tone metal ornate scabbard. Also a large framed Batik cloth depicting a Masai warrior, two chinses pewter decorative box frames, two framed images of balinese dances fashioned in raffia type material. Also a framed black and white photographic image of Queens Road Hong Kong.
A 19th CENTURY PRESENTATION QUALITY GILT BRASS MOUNTED MAMELUKE SABRE having single edged curved blade with chased leaf work decoration and signed LINNEY, 23 Regents St. London, gilt brass hilt with acanthus leaf and shell decoration leading to ivory grip; The original silk lined scabbard with gilt brass mounts 96cm overall.
German Third Reich Hunting Association cutlass by Max Weyersberg, the etched blade decorated with a huntsman, dog, stags and deer, marked 'WMW Waffen' fitted into a staghorn grip with deer leg guard, green leather scabbard. 48cm overall length Condition report: Generally good condition overall. The blade has occasional feint pitting spots. The mounts of the scabbard have some small patches of pitting. The leather is possibly newer. Plating to the mounts is generally good over with only minor signs of wear. No condition reports for this sale.
Third Reich Nazi Germany - Schutzstaffel - a World War II SS Soldbuch (Paybook) to Alois Schwitz (born 25/2/25, issued by SS Totenkopf Infantry Replacement Battalion I in Warsaw, later serving with SS Feld Ersatz Batallion 10 and 3 Kompanie , SS Panzgergenadier Regiment I of the 10 SS Panzer Division, no entries during or after 1944; two flags; a K98 Elite Diamant bayonet, for the Mauser rifle, 25cm straight fullered blade, no. 3042 b, two-piece wooden grip, steel scabbard, 40.5cm long overall, leather hanger; banknotes (qty)
A near pair of Indian sword tulwars, late 19th century, each having gilt copper hilt with incised decoration en suite with the chape, screw-on bulbous pommel and straight single edge blade, in black velvet-covered scabbard, and an additional matching pommel L 81cm (blade)Provenance: Formerly the property of Leonard Harry Baybut (1900-1960) and thence by descent.Having served in the RAF in World War I, Leonard Baybut went to India and, by 1935, was running his own furniture factory in Srinagar. In the mid-1940's, as a result of being awarded the contract to refurnish Gulab Bhavan, the summer palace of the Maharajas of Jammu and Kashmir, he struck up an enduring friendship with the last Maharaja, Hari Singh (1895-1961). The relationship developed further when Leonard accepted the post of private secretary to the Maharaja in 1948-9, a position he held until ill-health forced him to retire and return to England in 1959.
A fine Indian sword tulwar, late 19th century, the iron hilt with elephant's head pommel and tiger knucklebow, all inlaid with gold and fitted with gems, the finely watered single edge blade inlaid in gold with owner's monogram 'TMS' and retaining its silk-covered scabbard with engraved silver mounts, L 77cm (blade)For provenance see lot 125.
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