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Lot 1822
A 19thC Turkish Yatagan or short sword with slightly curved single edged blade damascene inlaid in gold with Arabic script to both sides. The heavily embossed silver plated handle and scabbard featuring weapons, musical instruments and flowers amongst scrolling decoration with the scabbard tip in the form of a stylized dragon (72cm long, length of blade 57cm)
Lot 86
AN 1827-PATTERN ROYAL NAVY SWORD HILT WITH CHINESE REPLACEMENT BLADE, the 29in. curved blade inscribed with Chinese characters near the hilt, regulation hilt with thumbpiece engraved N. B. Bedingfeld [sic] (lacking scabbard, old wear) -- 34¼in. (87cm.) overall, Vice-Admiral Norman Bernard Bedingfield, FRGS, was born 1824 and joined the Royal Navy as a cadet in 1842, being successively promoted Sub-Lieut. 1842, Lieut. 1851, Commander 1856 and Captain 1862. Retired and was made Rear-Admiral in 1877 and then Vice-Admiral in 1884. Was Midshipman of the Clio during the operations in China in 1842 and present at the forcing of the boom at Obligado in 1846. Repeatedly commended during five years' service suppressing the slave trade off the coast of West Africa. Wrecked in the Forerunner and "was instrumental in saving many lives." Lieut. of the royal yacht Victoria & Albert, 1854-56, and made FRGS in 1855. Accompanied Dr. Livingstone's expedition to the Zambezi in the capacity of Government Surveyor and Nautical Commander sailing from Liverpool in March 1858, returning to England in January 1859 after dramatically falling out with Livingstone. Received a "good service" pension in 1876, retired 1877 and died 26th February 1894.
Lot 137
Early 20th Century Naval Officers sword 78cm single fullered single edged blade, acid etched decoration of a fouled anchor, kings crown, maker S J Pillin of 31 Gerrard Street Soho (a John Septimus Pillin was recorded as being at this address from 1881-1919), with solid gilt guard, fish skin grips with twist wire decoration, sword knot, leather and brass mounted scabbard.
Lot 596
A Royal Scots Field Officer's sword, late 19th century, with etched steel guard, shagreen grip and wiring, later hilt, 85cm, blade etched to one side with the battle honours of the Royal Scots from St Lucia (1803) to Pekin (1860), and to the other side with the motto 'Royal Scots [Lothian Regiment]', the royal VR cipher, and the battle honour for Egypt, with pig skin and metal mounted scabbard, 104cm total length.
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