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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.
Lot 353
A George V Kings Shropshire Light Infantry Officer's sword, the engraved blade with shagreen covered grip and pierced knuckle guard inscribed "KSLI", 99 cm long overall, housed in a leather covered scabbard CONDITION REPORTS Scabbard with quite heavy wear and scuffs, some tears to leather, various replacement sections of leather (please see photos). Sword has some general wear, scuffs and scratches, knuckle guard is rusted, fitments with wear and scuffs, grip with wear and scuffs, please see photos for details of condition.
Lot 355
A 19th Century 1822 pattern sword by Mole of Birmingham, the slightly curved fullered blade with wirework decorated leather grip and pierced scrollwork knuckle guard, 99 cm long overall, housed in a steel scabbard CONDITION REPORTS Blade near the grip has impressed mark "Mole Birmn", blade with areas of wear and scuffs and discolouration, first section is of a much darker colour so possibly has had some work or restoration and is currently greased/oiled, grip quite worn and with losses where wood beneath is showing through, generally with wear and tarnish, and scabbard with some minor wear, knocks, dents and bumps, and tarnish and some rusting, very tip of the point of the blade is dented/buckled, blade does not appear to bear any marks other than the "Mole Birmn" mark, most of the wire decoration to the grip is missing, scabbard overall appears in reasonable condition and still fits the blade comfortably with the blade quite free moving, grip and pommel appear to be firm. Scabbard 89 cm long, blade 85 cm long,
Lot 356
An RAF dress sword in the manner of Wilkinsons of Pall Mall, the engraved fullered blade with shagreen and wirework grip, the pierced brass knuckle guard with RAF insignia, the handle with eagles head finial, 96 cm long overall, housed in a brass mounted leather scabbard, together with a black leatherette outer scabbard bearing label inscribed "Flight. Lieut. E H Fielden" crossed out to read "Wing Commander", and another label inscribed "HRH The Duke of Kent, K.G. Wing Commander E H Fielden ..." (Provenance : Air Vice Marshall Sir Edward "Mouse" Fielden GCVO, CB, DFC, AFC [deceased], personal pilot to Edward VIII when Prince of Wales, Chief Air Pilot and Extra Equerry, then Captain of the King's Flight/Queen's Flight - for further information please contact the Auctioneers) CONDITION REPORTS Outer black cover with chamois interior is quite worn and creased and has replacement strap, and some small tears, bears "HRH The Duke of Kent KG" label with ink inscription verso "EHF's sword cover hanging in Fr. Hall", and inscribed in pen "Wing Commander Fielden" and a label stamped "Flight.Lieut H Fielden", and written in ink "Wing Commander". Scabbard has had some repairs and inserted sections (please see photos), and has wear and scuffs. Sword : the very tip is bent over, blade generally with some light wear and scuffs, grip and knuckle guard with some general wear and scuffs, some of the wirework has moved/is coming loose, some slight tarnish.
Lot 357
An early 20th Century Court sword, the etched blade inscribed "Hill Brothers, Old Bond St, London", with engraving of flags verso, the hilt of shaped cup form inscribed with Victorian Royal cypher, the wirework handle with wrythen twist decorate knuckle guard and Queens Crown pommel, 92 cm long overall, housed in an engraved brass mounted leather scabbard, together with leatherette outer case CONDITION REPORTS Outer black case is quite worn and deteriorated with some losses to surface of fabric and some small splits and repairs. Scabbard with some wear and scuffs, and some splits to leather. Very tip of the sword is slightly bent, blade with some light general wear and scuffs, grip with some light wear and a small section of the wound wirework is separating.
Lot 358
A Victorian Officer's dress sword, the engraved blade with Royal cypher repeated to the pierced knuckle guard, the blade inscribed "Highett ...", the shagreen covered wirework mounted grip with plain stepped pommel, 97 cm long overall, housed in a brass scabbard, together with leather outer case (very damaged)
Lot 359
A 1908 pattern Cavalry Trooper's sword, straight fullered blade with stamp "PO8" on back strap and various stamps at forte, regulation steel bowl guard, chequered grip, housed in plain steel scabbard, 107 cm long overall (not including scabbard) CONDITION REPORTS Scabbard with wear and rusting. Sword with wear, scuffs and some tarnish, knuckle guard with some dents and mis-shaping and rusting, grip with wear and rusting, please see photos for details.
Lot 362
A No. 7 Mark I bayonet in black painted scabbard, a Victorian 1888 pattern Mark I second type bayonet, the blade with raised medial ridge to each side and numerous re-issue markings, wooden grip and steel mounted leather scabbard, and two further bayonets and scabbards CONDITION REPORTS All with various wear, scuffs and scratches. Bayonet with grip marked "660" has some small holes to the wooden grip as well as various bumps, knocks and scuffs.
Lot 578
A Masonic ceremonial sword/rapier, the blade with heavily engraved detail, depicting Masonic emblems, marked Toye Kenning & Spencer, complete with a Masonic medallion depicting a two headed bird holding a sword, contained within original scabbard with leather and brass capped belt and further canvas carrying sleeve
Lot 87
Knife: A huge commemorative modern Bowie knife 'The American Heritage Eagle Bowie knife'. Broad blade 9" x 2.25 at ricasso. Etched with eagle catching salmon scene. 'D' shaped knucklebow. In its purpose built frame. No scabbard. For wall display. Very good condition. A large impressive piece.
Lot 90
Knife: A large American modern Bowie knife. Blade 9.5" etched with flying eagles. White metal fittings over faux wood grip. In its purpose built display frame. No scabbard. Good condition overall. Plaque 'American Frontier Eagle Bowie knife' by Ron Van Ruyckevelt. Part of a series made for collectors.
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