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Lot 253
A courtsword, slender DE blade 31”, with name Humphrey’s & Crook Ltd, 3, Haymarket, London SW1, in panel near forte on one side and etched with trophy on one side and foliage on the other, in scrolled panels, studded brass hilt with shell guard, crossguard, knucklebow flattened urn pommel, swollen square section grip, with gilt lace and bullion tassel knot (worn) in its brass mounted leather scabbard. GC
Lot 152
An Austrian cavalry trooper’s sword, d 1855, slightly curved, fullered blade 33½”, stamped with Austrian eagle, 1855, W/AD on one side at forte and maker’s name E S Jung on the other, brass reinforce into steel semi bowl guard with reinforced edges and pierced with 4 holes (right) and 3 holes (left) at forte, grooved cap shaped pommel, and backstrap with ears, ribbed leather grip, in its steel scabbard with 2 rings. GC (some dark rust/pitting to hilt and scabbard) an untouched example worthy of careful cleaning. Plate 9
Lot 90
A similar sword, plated blade 34½”, with maker’s mark of Clemen & Jung, Solingen, the gold anodised aluminium hilt impressed with oak leaves on the backstrap and stylised heraldic shield on the knucklebow, the langet and crosspiece with eagle, wire bound black painted metal grip, in its black painted scabbard, with portepee. GC Plate 2
Lot 140
A post 1902 RN officer’s sword, straight fullered blade 32”, etched with R Arms on one side and crowned fouled anchor on the other, in scrolls, regulation semi basket hilt incorporating crowned fouled anchor, and with turn down inner portion which locks to scabbard, lion’s head pommel and backstrap, wirebound sharkskin grip, with gilt knot in its brass mounted leather scabbard with 2 rings. GC, the hilt retaining a little gilt (blade some wear).
Lot 182
A 19th century darkwood cleaning rod, for a sporting gun, brass mounts, swollen grip; a slender darkwood cosh, slightly flared head, 29”, with wrist loop; an early 19th century steel scabbard for a smallsword (with broken blade and part hilt of the sword); a darkwood swagger cane with plain WM top and ferrule; 5 other items (AF). (9)
Lot 87
A good Seitengewehr M1898 presentation sword bayonet, plated pipe backed blade 20¾”, DE at point, with knight’s head mark at forte, and etched all around for ½ length with foliate panels including hare, fox, deer and trophy of weapons, with blued panel on one side inscribed “Westf. Jager-Balt. No 7”, plated hilt with 2 studs to ribbed wooden grips, in its line panelled black leather scabbard with plated locket with stud, and chape. VGC, a crisp example. Plate 4
Lot 164
A French Army cadet’s unique gladius style sword of the Ecole de Mars, 1794, DE shallow diamond section blade 21”, heavy cast brass hilt with panelled crossguard and langets, bearing cap of liberty, downward projecting steel arms and single upward knucklebow, “feathered” grip, plain pommel, in its brown fabric panelled brass scabbard with opposed hanging rings and large ornamental chape. GC (worn patches to scabbard fabric, large edge nick to cleaned blade). Plate 9 Note: This sword was designed by the artist Jaques Louis David for cadets of the short lived military academy, L’Ecole de Mars, founded on 1st June 1794 and then dissolved at the end of October the same year owing to the political unrest generated by its students.
Lot 88
An Imperial German infantry officer’s sword, double fullered blade 29” (shortened) with WK&C marks at forte, brass hilt, with turn up guard incorporating eagle, cross guard, knucklebow and sideloop, steeply forward sloping pommel with copper cap, wirebound sharkskin grip incorporating crowned WRII cypher, leather loop for forefinger, in its black painted scabbard with single ring. GC Plate 9
Lot 226
A late 18th century socket bayonet, 4” socket with unusual locking ring, brass mounted brown leather scabbard and later frog (bayonet worn, frog seam split); and a small circular copper shield, 4 bosses, stylised foliage and “temple” pattern overall with traces of damascene, 11½” diam. GC (2
Lot 150
A late 18th century continental cavalry trooper’s sword, curved shallow fullered blade 33”, heavy steel stirrup hilt, large quillon and slender langets to slotted crossguard with small stamp “B11” (? unclear) underneath, plain knucklebow, very slightly forward sloping cap shaped pommel and plain backstrap, brass wirebound grip (AF at top), in scabbard with single ring (throat mount missing). GC Plate 9
Lot 146
An 1845 pattern infantry field officer’s sword, slightly curved, fullered blade 32” (slightly shortened) by Wilkinson (faint) no 7764 (for 1856) on backstrap, etched with crowned VR cypher within tightly scrolled panels on both sides, regulation brass hilt with turn down inner portion (loose), wirebound grip (worn), in its brass scabbard with 2 rings (dented). QGC
Lot 192
A good late 19th century Sudanese sword kaskara, DE blade 35½”, with central fuller for half length and additional double fullers towards forte, the centre of the blade etched with a simple figure of a lion on one side and a butterfly on the other, flared square section crossguard with short langets, sheet silver covered grip in 4 wire banded sections, disc pommel with stud (slightly crushed), in its panelled brown leather scabbard with swollen point, 2 central bands and suspension strap. GC
Lot 143
A well modelled miniature 1821 pattern heavy cavalry officer’s sword, brass fullered blade 8”, marked P&P Schafer, Piccadilly, London at forte, brass pierced scrolled pattern hilt, wirebound grip, in its brass scabbard with 2 rings; probably a maker’s sample. Basically GC (some dents). Plate 7
Lot 145
A continental cavalry trooper’s sword, curved fullered blade 36”, with narrow back fuller to centre section, “Gebr Weyersberg Solingen” at forte and crowned AA monogram stamped in fuller, brass hilt of French style, reinforced edges to guard, knucklebow and 2 sidebars, forward sloping cap shaped pommel, ribbed leather grip (wire missing), in its steel scabbard with 2 rings. GC (blade reseated)
Lot 92
A similar sword, plated blade 32”, by Alcoso, Solingen, the lacquered brass hilt embossed with oak leaves and with lion’s head pommel having red glass eyes, one langet having eagle with outspread wings, the other with vacant oval cartouche, wire bound black plastic covered grip and leather portepee with silver and green acorn, in its black painted scabbard. GC Plate 2
Lot 89
A Third Reich Army officer’s sword, plated blade 33¾”, by Alcoso, Solingen, the brass hilt engraved with oak leaves on knucklebow and backstrap, and army type eagle on one langet, with wire bound black plastic covered grip, in its black painted scabbard, with portepee. GC (scabbard paint chipped). Plate 2
Lot 162
A 1912 pattern cavalry officer’s sword, fullered blade 35”, stamped “Major L T Ford, E.R.D” on backstrap, and etched with crowned GVR cypher in scrolled panels on both sides, regulation plated bowl guard, etched with scrolled panels, shaped wirebound fishskin grip, ornamental stepped pommel, with knot (worn) in its plated scabbard with 2 rings. GC (blade some wear). Plate 9
Lot 220
An unusual WWI German private purchase trench dagger/bayonet, blade 6”, DE at point, steel hilt with single upturned quillon, the pommel incorporating mortice and functional spring press stud, staghorn grips, in its black painted scabbard (a little surface rust), with webbing frog and leather securing strap (see Stephens p 39 nos 166 and 171). GC Plate 7
Lot 158
A Geo V 1897 pattern infantry officer’s sword, plated blade 32½”, by Sanderson Bros & Newbold Ltd, Sheffield, etched with crowned GR cypher in stylized foliate panels, pierced silver plated hilt incorporating crowned GVR cypher, chequered backstrap, wirebound brown leather grip, with leather knot, in its leather FS scabbard (AF); and a rattan cane swagger stick, with wrist strap, of Giggleswick School OTC (AF); with details of owner, Capt J.D. McDowell. Basically GC (sword blade cleaned)
Lot 93
A scarce Third Reich “Prinz Eugen” pattern Army officer’s sword of the type favoured by officers of the Waffen SS, pale gilt lacquered over base metal hilt, having eagle and swastika pommel and large eagle with outspread wings on the langet and crosspiece, wire bound black plastic covered grip, in its black painted scabbard. GC (slight wear to hilt plating). Plate 2
Lot 160
A continental light cavalry officer’s sword c 1800, curved, fullered blade 30”, etched with maker’s name “P Hendrichs & Grah” (?last letter unclear) on one side at forte and “in Solingen” on the other, with trophies of arms and instruments, scrolls and foliage, brass stirrup hilt, the crossguard with quillon and langets, facetted knucklebow, plain pommel and backstrap, ribbed leather grip, in its brass scabbard (dented, seam split) with 2 rings. Basically GC for age Plate 9
Lot 154
A French infantry officer’s sword, c 1850, curved fullered blade 29½”, with maker’s initials S & K (? unclear) in semi circle at forte, etched with small trophy of arms and instruments, with flourishes above and below, on both sides, and retaining a little original blueing and gilding, ornamental brass hilt, the guard with reinforced edges, knucklebow and single sidebar, into slightly forward sloping cap shaped pommel with laurel wreath border, wirebound darkwood grip (slightly AF), in its brass mounted leather (worn, seam split) scabbard with 2 rings. GC (blade reseated and with some dark pitting marks). Plate 9
Lot 653
Late 19th-early 20th century AD. A narrow single-edged blade with curved tip, engraved ram's head to one face and to the other a ram's head attacked by a lion cub; hollow-formed repoussé silver hilt with scrolled guard and curved beast-head pommel with a fish in the mouth, scales to the neck, panel with advancing beast to one face, lion pouncing on an ibex to the other; scabbard with scene of a fight between two felines to one face, feline pouncing on a fleeing ram and hare to the other face. 196 grams, 29cm (11 1/4"). Private collection, London, UK; formerly with Persepolis Gallery, Mayfair, London, UK in the 1980s. Fine condition.
Lot 97
11th-16th century AD. A mixed group of mainly bronze items comprising: a discoid seal matrix; a ring bezel; a barrel key; a finger ring with piriform bezel; a zoomorphic buckle bar; an iron key; a gunflint in bronze sleeve; five glass rim sherds; a dragonhead chape; a rectangular lead block; a banneret with bird detail; a silver filigree earring; two echinoid fossils; a musket ball; a lead spindlewhorl; a lead pilgrim's badge; a teardrop mount with loop; a carinated mount; a mould-half for lead shot; a marquesite nodule; a dagger pommel; a drinking horn rim mount; a scallop mount from a dagger(?); a scabbard fragment with palmette design. 518 grams total, 20-86mm (3/4 - 3 1/4"). Acquired on the UK art market before 2000. Fair condition. [29, No Reserve]
Lot 666
A Victorian parcel gilt silver hunting beaker, London 1861, 7.5cm, in a leather case; a similar plated example; a silver folding travel spoon; a silver circular box; a silver mounted leather and glass hip flask; a German 800 standard silver snuffbox; a Thornhill Wingfield knife; a silver mounted leather scabbard; and two medals (qty)
Lot 213
A British 1897 Infantry Officer's Sword, by S J Pillen, London, the etched blade with 'JL' monogram and numbered on the back 100223, the bowl hilt with attached aluminium plate inscribed 'S Africa 1899, Pekin, Korea, japan, Manchuria, Siberia, India, Arabia, Franch 14, Flanders, with leather scabbard and knot
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