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Lot 920
A Royal Artillery officer's sword in a leather scabbard by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, numbered 38149, the blade engraved with the Vivian crest above monogrammed GCV and another similar/Provenance: Plas Gwyn, Anglesey Condition Report: Blade and hilt badly rusted and corroded, leather scabbard scuffed in places. Other sword blade and hilt with patches of rust, mount to the scabbard rusty, leather scuffed and scratched
Lot 921
A World War I officer's sword and scabbard, GR on blade and a Victorian officer's sword and scabbard, marked VR beneath a crown on the blade and hilt/Provenance: Plas Gwyn, Anglesey Condition Report: Blade and pierced hilt with some hilt, metal scabbard with some rust. Second sword, blade in reasonable condition, hilt rusty and scabbard with dents and bend. Sword does not fit snuggley
Lot 232
A Victorian Infantry Officers sword The 89cm single edged single fullered blade with acid etched decoration of Queen Victoria's cipher surmounted by a crown, made by Hawkes & Co Piccadilly London, with pierced decorative guard, with fish skin grip and twist wire decoration, comes complete with a leather covered scabbard. CONDITION REPORT: rust marks to blade and guard, guard dented, scratching to scabbard - see images
Lot 234
A George V period 1912 pattern cavalry officers sword The 89cm straight single fullered single edged blade with George V cipher, surmounted by the royal coat of arms, stamped number 7725, made by Hawkes & Co 1 Saville Row, London, the solid cup shaped guard with foliate decoration, fish skin grip, leather sword knot, complete with a chrome covered metal scabbard, also the alternative leather covered scabbard complete with a leather sword bag. CONDITION REPORT: Lot 234: Rusting to guard, no wire to grip, wear to grip. Rust and bubbles to top of scabbard, end of leather scabbard looks to have been replaced.
Lot 235
A George V Infantry Officers sword The straight single edged 82cm blade with acid etched decoration of George V cipher surmounted by a crown, with pierced chrome guard, fish skin grips with twist wire decoration, complete with leather scabbard. CONDITION REPORT: old rust staining to blade, small dent to edge of guard, scabbard ill fitting, scratches and scuff marks to scabbard
Lot 237
An Edward VII Scots Guards Officers sword The straight single edged 82cm blade with acid etched decoration of the Scots Guard's badge surmounted by a crown, Edward VII cipher surmounted by a crown, with various battle honours, made by A & T A Thompson 62 St James Street, London, the pierced swept guard with the Scots Guard's badge, fish skin grips with twist wire decoration, complete with a metal scabbard.
Lot 239
A French Cuirassier sword The 99cm straight double fullered blade with armourer's marks and inscription 'Manufactured Klingenthal 1819', with pierced brass swept guard, stamped A117, with leather covered grip with part twist wire decoration, complete with a black painted metal scabbard (af). (illustrated) CONDITION REPORT: Lot 239 Damage to guard, slight wobble, some of wire missing, hole in grip leather
Lot 656
An 1899 pattern cavalry trooper’s sword, slightly curved, fullered blade 33”, various stamps at forte, including ‘/99 on backstrap, sheet steel semi bowl guard with reinforce to inner edge, plain pommel, diced leather grips secured by 3 studs, in its steel scabbard with 2 rings. GC, the blade clean (dark store’s paint/rust to hilt and scabbard) Plate 9
Lot 658
An 1821 pattern light cavalry trooper’s sword, slightly curved, fullered blade 35”, regulation steel hilt with crossguard, sideloop, knucklebow and 2 sidebars, plain forward sloping pommel and backstrap with ears, leather (mostly worn away) bound wooden grip, in its steel scabbard with 2 rings, the hilt marked “LH/ A/ 8” the scabbard “LH/ C/1”. Basically GC (some wear, old dark stores paint to hilt and scabbard). Plate 9
Lot 659
A Geo V officer’s sword of The Royal Artillery, straight, fullered blade 34”, marked “London Made” on backstrap and etched with crowned GVR cypher, cannon, winged lightning and “Royal Artillery” in scrolled panels, regulation plated hilt with sideloop, knucklebow and 2 sidebars, plain pommel, chequered backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip, with leather knot, in its leather FS scabbard. Basically GC (hilt mis-shapen)
Lot 662
A 1908 pattern cavalry trooper’s sword, straight fullered blade 35”, steel bowl guard with reinforced edges, plain pommel, diced composition semi pistol grip, in its steel scabbard with 2 opposing rings. Basically GC the blade clean apart from rusting at forte (dark paint/rust patina to hilt and scabbard overall). Plate 9
Lot 729
2 18th century German fencing foils, blades 32½”, one bearing king’s head mark and “Solingen” on each side, with urn shaped pommels and modern replacement grips and circular leather guards. Basically GC (worn overall); also a brass mounted leather covered scabbard for a sword with broad curved 25½” blade. FC (3)
Lot 736
A US M1840 NCOs sword, straight, fullered blade 32½”, marked “FH” at forte, brass hilt with, plain double shell guard reinforced along the top edge, crossguard with oval stud finial, flattened knucklebow, ball pommel, simulated wirebound grip, in its steel scabbard with long frog stud. GC (dark rust patina to scabbard). Plate 9
Lot 1259
A rare King Edward VIII Cypher 1937 British Army Infantry Officers sword manufactured by Wilkinson Sword Ltd, with original leather field scabbard and original chromed parade scabbard. Originally purchased by a Lieutenant in the Staffordshire Regiment. Condition report: Sword and parade scabbard fully refurbished by Wilkinson Sword in 1995, with some minor pitting to blade
Lot 344
A 19th Century BSA Springfield conversion cartridge piece, hammer action, the side plate stamped with Victorian Royal cypher and "BSA Co" trade mark, dated 1871, the walnut stock stamped "Enfield No. 1", 140.5 cm long overall, together with dummy round and Brown Bess type bayonet in leather scabbard CONDITION REPORTS Various splits, chips and bumps and repairs, and appears to have been revarnished. New leather strap. New scabbard. Butt very dented. Some tarnish and pitting to metal fitments.
Lot 347
A 19th Century Brown Bess musket, hammer action, the side plate bearing Victorian Royal cypher and date 1861, and stamped initials "L.A. Co" (London Armoury Company), walnut stock with brass fitting, 140 cm long overall, together with Brown Bess type steel bayonet with brass mounted leather scabbard CONDITION REPORTS Overall with wear, scuffs, knocks and bumps, some tarnish and rusting, please see photos for fitments present and for condition, top of bayonet is bent, scabbard has various wear, scuffs and some dents.
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