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Click here to subscribeA BRITISH ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE DIRK the 45cm blade etched with Royal crowns, fouled anchors and scrollwork, the back edge marked 'London made', the gilt brass hilt comprising a curved quillon with acorn terminals and an R.N.R. device, a wire-bound fish-skin grip, and a lion head pommel, in its leather scabbard with gilt brass mounts and suspension rings, overall 59.5cm long.
British 1796 pattern cavalry officers sword with long curving blade by Gill, steel stirrup hilt with large D shaped langets, scroll quillion, steel back piece and ears holding the wood grip, complete with scabbard, blade length 84cm, sword length 96cm CONDITION REPORT: Scabbard split ot blade edge (2cm). Blade slightly wavered at end. 1cm square dent to top of scabbard edge.
British 1796 pattern Cavalry Officers sword with curving blade, stirrup guard, wire bound leather wood grip and scroll quillion complete with scabbard. CONDITION REPORT: One significant dent to scabbard. 82cm blade. 85.5cm scabbard. 3.5cm broad blade. Blade slightly kinked toward end. Scabbard straight. Blade edge good, some fritting to blade surface. 15+ small holes to the grip, see additional images, Hilt and scabbard well patenated.
British 1796 pattern cavalry sword, the curving blued steel blade embellished with gilt with GR cypher, trophies, Scottish crest and foliage by Gibson, Thomson and Craigs with leathered wood grip and stirrup hilt, with scabbard CONDITION REPORT: Blade length 84cm sword length 96cm There are no presentation inscriptions to the sword. Blade is straight.
German Third Reich Red Cross Social Welfare Leader’s dagger. A good and scarce heavily plated example with yellow grip, oval eagle and swastika Red Cross langet and plain double edged blade housed in its original scabbard with two fixed angular suspension loops. Slight service wear and lifting to plating. Pommel loose otherwise GC
WW2 German Third Reich Kriegsmarine Officer’s “War Booty” Dagger by WKC A good example, the dolphin and anchor etched blade with double fuller and to the forte the cutler’s details of “W.K.C.” with knights head logo. Gilt metal mounts with twist amber grip. Housed in gilt metal scabbard with engraved lighting bolts and this example with knotted rope twist supports for the two loose rings. The scabbard with contemporary hand engraved “G.W. 1XII 1936” “1940-” and “Royal Navy 1940-194?”. Crack to grip, gilt worn, blade in good clean condition.
WW1 Imperial German Kriegsmarine Officer’s Dagger. A rare example with plain double fullered blade. The forte with knights head cutlers logo. The gilt with gilt anchor embossed cross guard, twist white grip, surmounted by an Imperial Crown. Complete with original gilt hammered scabbard, this with acorn embossed decoration and laurel wreath loose rings. Blade has been repointed and is now a length of 20.5cm
WW2 German Third Reich Army Officer’s Sword by Robert Klass. A good quality example, single edged plain fullered blade with cutler’s details to the forte. The hilt with single bar guard with embossed oakleaf decoration and to the cross guard a German Army eagle with outstretched wings. The black grip with silver twist wire binding is surmounted by a lion head pommel with ruby glass eyes. Complete with original steel scabbard. Retaining leather and bullion sword knot. Wear to the painted finish of the scabbard, gilt dulled, otherwise GC.
WW1 Period Prussian Artillery Officer’s Sable Sword. This heavy weight example with single edged curved blade, with etched decoration incorporating a Prussian Eagle and floral decoration. The hilt with a single brass bar guard terminating with a lion head pommel. The langet is embossed with crossed cannons (Cypher overlay absent) and to the shagreen grip twist wire binding. Complete with metal black painted scabbard. Blade is clean, age wear to the shagreen and scabbard.
WW2 German Matching Numbered K98 Bayonet with Afrika Korps Web Frog A very good clean example of the K98 Bayonet, the blade with maker’s details of “a.s.w”, 1940 issue stamp and is numbered 1225, which matches the number to the scabbard. The grips are Bakelite. Complete with Afrika Korps pattern web frog and fitted with green bayonet knot. Near unissued condition.
WW2 German Matching Numbered K98 Bayonet with Leather Frog A good clean example of the K98 Bayonet, the blade with maker’s details of “S178”, 1937 issue stamp and is numbered 3137, which matches the number on the scabbard. The grips are wood. Complete with black leather frog, with retaining strap and fitted with green and scarlet bayonet knot. Blade in very clean condition, slight age wear to the scabbard and hilt.
German Third Reich DLV Flyer’s dagger by SMF Solingen A fine nickel plated example. Blue leather grip with black enamel swastika to centre of down swept crossguard on either side. Double edged polished blade bearing logo of SMF, Solingen. Housed in original leather and nickel mounted scabbard, with single suspension ring; scabbard throat stamped with winged swastika device. Generally VGC. After WWI Germany was forbidden an air force by the Treaty of Versailles however the Deutscher Luftsport-Verband (German Air-sport Association) was formed in March 1933 from various sports flying clubs and had branches for aeroplane, gliding and balloon flying. Under cover of the sporting DLV, many future Luftwaffe pilots trained to fly. DLV was embodied with the NSKK in March 1935 and 1st March 1937 Luftwaffe formed.
German Third Reich RAD hewer by Carl Jul Kreb, Solingen with hanger.. A fine nickel example of the 1934 model, the blade bearing etched motto “Arbeit adelt”, the reverse with RJAD in triangle, “Ges. Gesch” and oval maker’slogo; two piece simulated stag horn grip with stylised eagle pommel. Housed in its black painted regulation scabbard, the top mount with ornate design. Complete with scarce hanger. VGC Reichs Arbeits Dienst was the State Labour Service.
German Third Reich Red Cross Social Welfare Leader’s dagger. A good and scarce heavily plated example with amber grip, oval eagle and swastika Red Cross langet and plain double edged blade housed in its original scabbard with two fixed angular suspension loops. Slight service wear to reverse langet otherwise VGC.
German Third Reich SA Group Nordmark Stormtrooper’s dagger by Undine, Solingen with three part hanger. A fine example by rare maker with nickel mounts, the blade etched “Alles für Deutschland” and bearing maker’s fish logo. Brown wooden grip inlaid with silvered eagle and swastika and enamelled circular SA device; crossguard engraved “Nm” (SA Group Nordmark). Housed in original brown anodised scabbard with nickel mounts, the top mount with single suspension ring retaining brown leather strap and clip with belt loop and grip strap. Minor service wear, generally VGC SA (Sturmabteilung) “Brown Shirts” dagger introduced in 1933.
German Third Reich Kriegsmarine Naval Officer’s dagger and and portepee by Eickhorn, Solingen circa 1938-45. A good example, the blade with double fuller, bearing original Eickhorn squirrel logo and etched either side with fouled anchor and floreate decoration. Gilded brass eagle and swastika pommel and fouled anchor ornamented crossguard; wire bound amber celluloid twist grip. Housed in gilt metal lightening bolt scabbard with oakleaf bands retaining two loose rings and secured with spring clip. Complete with economy golden celluloid portepee (knot). One dent to reverse of scabbard. Smoker’s pattina. VGC
German Third Reich Police Bayonet by Weyersberg, Kirschbaum & Cie, Solingen. A good 33 cm blade example with eagle’s head pommel, eye for show only. Two piece simulated stags horn grip bearing silvered police device. The cross guard bears oak leaf decoration. The plated blade, plating slightly lifting, bears maker’s details on one side, maker’s knight’s head logo on the other; A313 stamp to back of the blade and grip backstrap as well as scabbard top mount. Housed in brown leather scabbard with plated mounts and complete with brown leather frog. Both bayonet and scabbard stamped with matching numbers “L.A1.281” No movement to blade. Service wear to scabbard otherwise overall VGC.
Imperial German Marines Officer’s sword by E. & F.Hörster, Solingen. A good scarce example The 77 cm single edged plated pipe back blade bearing maker’s logo. Folding guard on wearers side, Reichsmarine crowned anchor on the other. Lion head pommel, the ivorine grip with twist wire binding. Housed in original black steel scabbard, copying a leather and brass design, with two loose suspension rings. GC
German Third Reich Kriegsmarine Issue Sword by Alcoso, Solingen circa 1938-45. A superb and scarce example, with narrow plain 85 cm piped backed blade with the cutler’s details. The hilt of the regulation pattern, with lion head pommel and white wire bound cellural ribbed grip. The gilt double folding guard, embossed with a fouled anchor and Kriegsmarine issue stamp and number. This number is repeated to the top gilt mount of the leather scabbard. VGC Introduced in 1938.
1871 Prussian etched presentation side arm. A very good and rare 49 cm example with single edged flat blade, with spear point. One side of the blade is etched with an artillery train, the other to “1 Thüring Feld-Artill. Rgt No.19”. The solid brass grip is ribbed to the front and plain to the reverse and has a wavy crossguard and bird head pommel. Complete with cream and scarlet knot. Housed in black leather scabbard, with brass mounts; complete with frog. GC
German Third Reich Heer (Army) Officer’s dagger with straps and knot. A good unmarked example with amber twist grip and silver plated aluminium mounts. Oak leaf ornamented pommel, crossguard and langet bearing an eagle and swastika; plain blade. Housed in original plated scabbard retaining both loose suspension rings. Complete with pair of DRGM marked suspension straps and dagger knot. A little service wear. GC Army (Heer) Officer’s dagger was designed by Paul Casburg in 1935.
German Third Reich Kriegsmarine Naval Officer’s Dagger circa 1938-45. A good unmarked example, the plain blade with double fuller. Gilded brass eagle and swastika pommel and fouled anchor ornamented crossguard; wire bound white celluloid twist grip. Housed in gilt metal lightening bolt scabbard with oakleaf bands retaining two loose rings and secured with spring clip. GC
German Third Reich SA Stormtrooper’s dagger 1939 by RZM (M7/66 Carl Eickorn, Solingen) A good example nickel plated mounts, the blade etched “Alles für Deutschland” and bearing RZM logo. Brown wooden grip inlaid with silvered eagle and swastika and enamelled circular SA device. Housed in original brown painted scabbard with nickel plated mounts. Minor service wear and lifting to plating. GC SA (Sturmabteilung) “Brown Shirts” dagger introduced in 1933.
German Third Reich Luftwaffe 1st pattern Officer’s dagger by E & F Horster, Solingen. A good example with twist wire bound blue leather grip, nickel plated mounts with gilt mobile swastika to centre of pommel and down swept crossguard on both sides. Double edged polished blade bearing Horster logo. Housed in its dark blue leather covered scabbard with plated mounts, complete with hanging chains. Minor service wear. Introduced in 1935, superseded by 2nd pattern July, 1937.
WW1 Pattern 1908 Pattern Webbing Equipment. A good compilation matched set of the Great War equipment worn by the British Army. Comprising: Waist belt (1915 Welsh Guards). ... Ammunition Pouches (one 1915). ... Brace Straps (Later Stamps). ... Side bag (3 Royal West Kents). ... Water Bottle (Blue Enamel). ... Water Bottle Carrier (1916). ... Large Pack. ... Pack Straps (3 East Yorkshire Regiment 1910). ... Bayonet Frog. ... 1907 Pattern Bayonet with scabbard, blade dated January 1916. Overall GC webbing has been cleaned.
WW1 1915 Dated 1908 Cavalry Troopers Sword, with Original Painted Finish. A good example the single edged straight blade with various issue stamps to the forte including November 1915. The regulation pattern hilt retains original green painted finish, which matches the scabbard. Complimented with a buff sword knot with makers stamp, indicating 1918. GC clean condition.
WW1 1913 Dated 1908 Cavalry Trooper’s Sword. A good example the single edged straight blade with various issue stamps to the forte including 1913, this being the only year stamp. The regulation pattern hilt with chequered grip. Complete with steel scabbard. Complimented with a buff sword knot and fitted with correct saddle equipment polished brown leather frog, with scabbard for the picket post. Blade in very clean condition, please note the hilt and scabbard has been professionally repainted in the correct colour to museum exhibition standard.
WW1 1914 Imperial German M1898/05 Early Patt Seitengewehr Butcher Bayonet A good clean example with 14 1/2 inch single edged blade widening towards the point, with large fuller. The forte marked “Weyersberg Kirkschbaum & Cie Solingen”. Back edge with clear 1914 date. Steel turn up quillon, part muzzle ring and pommel with Imperial inspection stamps. Wooden grooved slab grips, one chipped, no flash guard fitted. Contained in its black leather and steel mounted scabbard. Complete with black leather frog and white and scarlet Bayonet Knot. Good clean condition.
WW1 1915 Imperial German M1898/05 Seitengewehr Butcher Bayonet A good clean example with 14 1/2 inch single edged blade widening towards the point, with large fuller. The forte marked “Simson & Co. Suhi”. Back edge with clear 1915 date. Steel turn up quillon and flash guard with Imperial inspection stamps. Wooden grooved slab grips. Contained in its steel scabbard. Complete with black leather frog, this with an interesting Field repair to the leather strap. and now fitted with a scarlet, white and blue Bayonet Knot. Good clean condition.
WW1 1909 Imperial German Regimentally stamped M1898/05 Early Patt Seitengewehr Butcher Bayonet A good clean example with 14 1/2 inch single edged blade widening towards the point, with large fuller. The forte marked “Erfurt Solingen”. Back edge with clear 1909 date. Steel turn up quillon, part muzzle ring and is stamped with the unit mark “13.A.F.5. 52”, the pommel with Imperial inspection stamps. Wooden grooved slab grips, no flash guard fitted. Contained in its black leather and steel mounted scabbard. Complete with black leather frog and white and scarlet Bayonet Knot. Good clean condition.
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