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Sword: A German Officers or NCOs sword. Steel guard with large teardrop shaped device cut out. Plain curved blade 32" Ricasso marked 'E & F. HORSTER SOLINGEN'. Reverse with crown over F.M.I. Top of blade engraved: 'OBLT. S.J. HEEARD ZU 7.7.39. NURNBURG'. Twist wire fishskin grip. In its polished steel scabbard. Red and Gold Bullion 'TRODDELL' attached to hilt. An immaculate and interesting personalised sword.
Sword: A good United States dress sword Model 1850 for staff and field officers by Hilborn Hamburger Inc. New York in stainless steel etched 'United States Marines. Brass guard, backstrap with Phrygian brass pommel. In its brass mounted leather scabbard. The whole is immaculate condition. A collectors lot.
Sword: A Victorian Highland Officers basket-hilted sword of the Gordon Highlanders (?). Wirebound wooden grip. Leather & canvas inner guard. Brass basket hilt. Engraved blade. In its brass mounted leather scabbard. The whole piece unmarked other than scroll engraved unfullered blade 31". Model dates to c1890 however this may be a 20th century piece. Sold as Seen. Viewing recommended.
Sword: An 1897 Pattern Infantry Officers sword George V. Blade 32.5". ricasso engraved 'Presented by the members of the ASC Sgts Mess and a few friends at Devonport to Gr. Sgt. Mjr. W. Evans on his promotion to L. & Q.MR'. Top of blade marked 7172. Wirebound fishskin grip. Steel guard with Geo V. Cypher. In its steel scabbard (rust staining to scabbard & guard. Blade clean). With its leather field service scabbard. *Note 2184 C/SJT W. Evans won the Distinguished Conduct Medal for gallantry at the Battle of Omdurman when serving with 2/Bn Lancs ? (2.9..98). See DCM also in this sale
Sword: An African Touareg Arab, 19th century TAKOUBA sword. Unusually of all good steel construction. Broad triple fullered blade 29.5" with symbols to ward off bad luck. Leather scabbard with small red and green decoration. Circular pommel with skull crusher pyramid. Metal crossguard with four pyramid studs and simple decoration. Good condition for age (minor loss to side of scabbard) A collectors lot.
Sword: An Imperial German (?) large heavy cavalry troopers sword. Single edged fullered blade 35", top of blade regimentally marked '5 R5 SN 43' plus (possible Naval Inspection mark?) Pierced brass (?) guard. Leather grip (worn). In its heavy steel scabbard. A large and impressive sword. Some wear and stamping overall.
WW2 Japanese Type 98 Shin Gunto. Clean blade 27". Hilt with brown tape (loose at top) binding over (rayskin) same. Cherry blossom Menuki. Copper standard Kabuto-gane. Decorated FUCHI with blade release button. In its brown painted steel scabbard with semegane & Ishizuke of regular form. Single fixed Ashi. Minor rusting in places. Solid Tsuba. A 'sleeper' & decent example of this popular WW2 sword.
A LARGE BOX CONTAINING A NUMBER OF MILITARY BAYONETS, to include a large brush knife, a small brush knife, Belgium Army socket bayonet and case 1961, a bladed French ? MLE 1866 bayonet for the 11mm 1866 Chassepot rifle with scabbard, a bladed French ? MLE 1866 bayonet for the 11mm 1866 Chassepot rifle without scabbard, a Swedish 1896 pattern Eskilstuna bayonet and scabbard, No.4 mark II spike bayonet by 'Stevens USA' with MK II scabbard WWII era, Austrian ? S1895 bayonet and scabbard, French ? MLE 1874 bayonet with wooden handles, another French ? MLE 1874 bayonet with wooden handles, and a Martindale bush knife with green canvas holster
A MILITARY BAYONET AND SCABBARD, marked to hilt 43 frij S171d and curved India style knife with two smaller knives marked India Handicraft centre, a glass jar containing WWI era buttons, collar dogs and cap badges (Alf, Notts and Derby), together with three bayonets believed to be European, no markings
A 1798 Light Cavalry sabre by Thomas Gill, the 83cm blade finely engraved with 'G.R.' cypher, a cavalry man on horseback, and Britannia, etched towards the handle 'Tho Gill, Warranted Never To Fail, 1798', with steel langets and stirrup hilt (a.f) and a wire bound leather grip, in a steel scabbard.
A WWII period machete 37cm single edged curved blade, black grips, complete with a leather scabbard, a German 20th Century military tunic, German peaked cap, Russian peaked cap, a British Naval Officer's cap complete with badge, British side cap, a black painted 20th Century aircraft periscope with folding handles, a W. Ottway & Co Ltd of London WWI period military scope.
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