An 1827 pattern Naval Officer's sword, having a 77cm double edged fullered blade etched with a fouled anchor and foliage, marked to the forte Seagrove, The Hard, Portsea, having a regulation folding hilt and wirebound fishskin grip, in a brass mounted leather scabbard, 90cm., together with a framed photograph of a Naval Officer on board H.M.S. Devonshire hand written verso "Photograph of Capt Stuart" 28.5 x 16.5cm. (2) Condition Report / Extra Information Areas of pitting / wear to both sides of the blade.Wire to the grip is intact.Wear to portepee.Brass mounts to scabbard loose.Hole and repair to leather of scabbard.
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A Geo. V. 1897 pattern Infantry Officer's sword, the 83cm blade etched with a crowned cypher within scrolling foliage, stamped to the forte Fenton Brothers Ltd, Sheffield, Sword Cutlers to the War Office, having a pierced steel hilt with crowned bugle and wirebound grip, in a leather covered scabbard, 102cm.
An Ed. VII 1897 pattern Infantry Officer's sword, the 82cm singled edged fullered blade etched with a crowned ER. VII cypher within scrolling foliage and R.I.M.D. below, further stamped to the forte By warrant patent solid hilt, Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London and numbered to the back edge 42280, having a pierced steel hilt and wire bound grip, in a steel scabbard, 103cm.
Britains Band of the Royal Marines (VG, one shoulder stud damaged), six Roysl Navy landing party with officer (G), four Coldstream Guards at the slope (VG), two Grenadiers lying firing, kneeling Coldstream officer and Scots Guard sentry (F, end of scabbard missing), and set 2010, Airborne Infantry in original ROAN box (VG, box G, end label torn) (36)
Britains set 1260, British Infantry set 1611 Soldiers in Action, prone, with officer, in original box (VG, one man missing, box G-F, end label damaged, one split in lid, slight water damage) with one bomber and one charging (VG), set 194, Machine Gun Section lying, in original Whisstock box (G, three men and one head missing, box P, some water damage) and set 1320, Lying Firing with kneeling officer in original Armies of the World (VG, three men and end of officer scabbard missing, box F, corners of lid split, some water damage) 1939 (18)
A WWII Wilkinson Sword dagger in leather scabbard, marked to blade 'Wilkinson Sword Ltd, Made in England', length approx 31cm and two WWI German Maulin spike bayonets (3). CONDITION REPORT Wilkinson dagger is double-edged, wear to blade, minimal pitting to leather on scabbard and overall wear conducive with age.
A Victorian black velvet court suit made by Henry Poole & Co, Savile Row, for Edward Hardcastle of New Lodge, Hawkhurst (born 1826 - died 1905), comprising - jacket and knee breeches with cut steel button, waistcoat,bi-corn hat, white silk waistcoat and black leather shoes with cut steel buckles, and a Continental triangular bladed court sword, 42ins triangular section bright steel blade with bright steel cut D-guard and pommel, in leather scabbard, 40ins overall, all contained in black japanned metal case with plate inscribed "Edwd. Hardcastle Esq MP", retailed by H. Poole & Co, Army & Navy Taylor's, Savile Row and 1 Burlington Street, London, 40ins x 12ins x 4ins high
A World War I Welsh trench knife, 17ins double edged gladius styled blade, folding iron guard, solid tang grip, 24ins overall. This weapon was made exclusively for Welsh regiments in World War I, with legend engraved on blade "Dros Urddas Cymru" commonly known as a Clad, original rope from grip missing, no scabbard present
A late 20th Century bowie knife, the 6ins steel blade stamped "Texas Rangers 1823-1973", the other side with stamped monogram and date, in wooden presentation box with leather sheath, and a Fairbairn Sykes fighting knife, the 7ins blade with ring grip pattern handle, 11.75ins overall, and with leather scabbard
A 19th Century Lee Metford bayonet by Wilkinson, 12ins bright steel double edge blade stamped broad arrow crown over 35 and 'Wilkinson of London', wood grips, leather and metal scabbard, 17ins overall, also a World War I German "butcher" bayonet by Herder, 14ins blade stamped with makers' name, wood grips, 19ins overall

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