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Lot 208
A 1912 pattern cavalry officer's sword, by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London, 88cm almost straight single-edged fullered blade, numbered 48317, both faces of the blade with presentation inscriptions 'Lieut. F.P. Barrett Q.O.Y.D. From His Uncle Sir Walter Peace K.C.M.C.', later presentation inscription from the original recipient to 'Major W.A.C. Johnson D.W.R. From His Uncle Major F.P. Barrett Q.O.Y.D.', engraved with the the cypher of George V surmounted by the royal arms and crown, scrolling foliage, star-burst motifs and the royal warrant, cast with London Made in a canted rectangular lozenge, regulations steel scrolled pattern guard, wire-bound shagreen grip, chequered pommel, brown leather scabbard, brown leather case, 102cm long
Lot 216
A German Ordnungspolizei-type dress bayonet, chromed steel Solingen blade, metal hilt with crossguard stamped L. Sch III, 293, upcurved quillon cast with oak leaves, antler piece grip set with police eagle badge, eagle head pommel with feather detail, 44cm long overall; a Hitler Youth dagger, the blade stamped RMZ M7/118, coldpainted scabbard, 25.5cm long (2)
Lot 223
A World War I period Wilkinson Sword 1907 pattern standard issue bayonet, wooden hilt, steel blade, marked Wilkinson 907, 11G6, TC R.T.N 64, scabbard, 58cm long; another; a Karl Eichorn K98 German 1935 pattern bayonet, marked S/172, wooden handle, scabbard, 42cm long; another, loose, unmarked (4)
Lot 234B
A World War I British 1907 pattern bayonet, 43cm single-edged fullered blade, two-piece wooden grip, leather and metal scabbard, 58cm long overall; an American 1913 pattern Remmington bayonet, 43cm blade marked and numbered 5 16, two-piece wooden grip, leather and metal scabbard, 58cm long overall; another (3)
Lot 1235
AN 1827 PATTERN ROYAL NAVY OFFICER'S SWORD AND SCABBARD BY BATSON, LONDON, EARLY 20TH C stamped No 2594, the etched blade 79cm l ++In good unrestored condition with some minor localised surface rust on the blade and polish corrosion on the slightly rubbed gilt brass hilt, the mounts on the scabbard loose but complete. Requiring some cosmetic restoration
Lot 598
A Geo V officer’s sword of the Grenadier Guards, straight fullered plated blade by Wilkinson, no 61203 (for 1927) on backstrap, etched with crowned GR cypher, crowned grenade, 34 battle honour scrolls “Tangier” to “France & Flanders 1918”, and owner’s initials “RMW”, regulation plated hilt incorporating grenade and Union wreath, plain pommel and chequered backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip, in its leather FS scabbard. GC (a little rust to blade edges and inside of hilt). Plate 4
Lot 600
A Vic officer’s dress sword of the Grenadier Guards, very slightly curved, slender fullered blade 32½”, by Cater & Co Pall Mall, London, etched with crowned VR cypher and grenade, 8 battle honour scrolls “Waterloo” to “Sevastopol”, in panels, regulation steel hilt incorporating grenade and Union spray, stepped pommel, plain backstrap and chequered thumb piece, wirebound fishskin grip, buff leather strap with acorn, in its steel scabbard with 2 rings. GC Plate 4
Lot 606
A Geo V officer’s dress sword of the Grenadier Guards, slender fullered blade 32½”, by E Smith, 139 Ebury St London SW, etched with crowned GR cypher, crowned grenade, 23 battle honour scrolls “Tangier 1680” to “Modder River” and owner’s initials “HRO”, in panels, regulation plated hilt incorporating grenade and Union wreath, plain pommel, chequered backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip, in its leather FS scabbard. GC, the blade good. Plate 4
Lot 607
A Geo IV 1821 pattern cavalry officer’s sword, pipe back blade 35½” etched with crowned GRIV in panels (faint), the regulation steel hilt with fishskin covered grip, in its steel scabbard. Basically GC (grip chipped, scabbard with some dents and nickel plated at a later date, the plating worn)
Lot 608
A Geo V WWII officer’s dress sword of the Grenadier Guards, slender fullered blade, 32½”, by Wilkinson, no 54503 (for 1915) on backstrap, etched with crowned GVR cypher, crowned grenade, 23 battle honours “Tangier 1680” to “Modder River” and owner’s initials “A.A.”, in panels, regulation plated hilt incorporating grenade and Union wreath, plain pommel, chequered backstrap, in its leather FS scabbard with frog. VGC Plate 4. Note: The sword of Lt Arthur Anson, killed in action 11/10/15
Lot 634
A WWII period German K98 bayonet, with plain wooden grips, the blade with maker’s code “S/240”, in its scabbard with leather frog, worn overall; a Spanish M1893 sword bayonet with chequered wood grips, very worn; a British No 7 Mk I bayonet, dated 1946, GC, in a later webbing sheath; 2 other modern bayonets, and 3 associated sheaths; and a modern hunting knife in leather sheath.
Lot 643
An old, possibly 19th century, theatrical sword, the 18½” gladius type blade from a French sidearm, the brass hilt with sheet brass crosspiece, spiral grip and disc pommel, in its brass mounted scabbard with 4 hanging rings and velvet covered panels. GC (verdigris to metalwork, some age wear overall) , and a silver plated military style bugle, stamped “Premier 1940” and “12 Kings/6”, green cords, basically GC (minor damage and repairs). See internet -2
Lot 273
A 1796 pattern heavy cavalry trooper’s sword, straight shallow fullered 33½” flat guard with diamond reinforce, pierced along the outer edge, flat knucklebow, slightly forward sloping plain pommel and backstrap, copper wirebound polished darkwood grip, in its steel scabbard with 2 rings (minor dents). Good to very Good Condition, an unusually crisp example, the blade retaining some original finish. Plate 57
Lot 295
An officer’s mameluke hilted sword, curved, shallow fullered blade, 30”, marked Solingen on backstrap, steel crossguard with langets and ribbed knop finials, lined backstrap, ivory grips with brass rosette studs, in its steel scabbard with 2 rings, engraved at the top (faint) “Worn by Lt. Col Sir Henry Hollis Bradford KCB, during the Peninsula War and at the Battle of Waterloo, where he was mortally wounded”. Good Condition (scabbard painted black) Plate 63. Note: Lt Colonel Sir Henry Hollis Bradford, 1st Foot Guards, died at La Vacherie in France on December 7th 1816 from wounds received at Waterloo, his name appears on the Regimental plaque at Hougoumont.
Lot 298
An early 19th Century French brass hilted sidearm, broad flat single edged blade 16” x 2”, the one piece cast brass hilt with lion’s head pommel, scaled grip and straight quillons with fluted mushroom shaped finials, in its original brass mounted leather scabbard. Good Condition for age (some wear overall, the blade slightly ground) Plate 63
Lot 299
An impressive and important presentation mameluke sword from Lord Paget, curved flat blade 31”, double edged at point, frosted within polished edges for entire length on both sides, and on one side a presentation panel “From Major General Lord Paget to his Aide de Camp, Captn Diggens, 11th Lt Dragoons, Feby 1802.”, panelled copper gilt crossguard with langets and bud terminals, with toothed chevron border and a six pointed star in circle on one side in the centre, lined backstrap to ivory grips inset with gilt rosettes, in its leather covered scabbard with long panelled locket and chape, bulbous middle bud and matching mount for suspension rings. Good to Very Good Condition, retaining a little original gilt. Plate 63
Lot 301
A rare 1788 pattern heavy cavalry officer’s sword, curved, fullered blade 35”, marked I.R Solingen on backstrap and etched with mounted Hussar, Turkish bonnet, trophies and flourishes, with no “77” at forte (repeated on scabbard), steel hilt with crossguard, sideloop and quillon, knucklebow to flat cap shaped pommel, and 2 folding sidebars which are clipped inside the knucklebow and open out to form a semi basket hilt, ribbed fishskin grip, in its steel scabbard with inset leather panels, 2 rings, the locket engraved with no “77” at the top and “Knubley & Co, Charing Cross, London” (the style of the firm 1786-97). Good Condition, with a dark patina to hilt and scabbard. Plate 63
Lot 314
A good 1814 pattern Household Cavalry officer’s sword, straight double fullered blade 34½”, heavy gilt brass half basket hilt with double shell guard, knucklebow, sideloops and on the outer side an ornamental panel incorporating a crowned wreath bearing the Royal Crest, flattened ball pommel, wirebound darkwood grip, in its brass scabbard with 2 rings and panelled on the outer side. Good to Very Good Condition, the blade crisp, the hilt retaining approximately 40% original gilt. (very minor scabbard dents). Plate 66
Lot 315
A silver hilted light cavalry officer’s service sword, plain, fullered carved blade 27½”, with sharp edge, silver stirrup hilt with langets, hallmarked MB London 1809, plain pommel and backstrap, ribbed horn grip, in its steel scabbard with 2 rings. Good Condition (some wear and light pitting to blade and scabbard). Plate 66
Lot 316
A presentation light company officer’s sword of The 61st (South Gloucestershire) Regiment from Lieut Col Herford, curved blade 27½”, etched with crowned GR cypher and trophies within floral and foliate panels, heavy gilt stirrup hilt with cut away corners, embossed foliate langets, panelled crossguard and knucklebow, pronounced forward sloping pommel and backstrap ornamented with stylized foliage, smooth facetted ivory grip, in its ornamental brass scabbard, pierced with sunburst circles and key pattern panels, backed with red leather, presentation inscription on locket. Good Condition the hilt retaining approximately 40% gilt,with traces to scabbard (hilt loose, blade some wear). Plate 66. Note: The presentation inscription reads “From Lieut Col Herford to Lieut William Bace of the 1 Batt 61 Foot. by gratitude for his Valour and Support in the Action at Toulouse, June 8th 1814”
Lot 317
An infantry officer’s dress sword c 1800, tapering hollow triangular section blade 33½”, etched with an arm emerging from a cloud, the hand holding a sword and ribbons, the other devices and stylized scrolls, gilt hilt with shallow upturned shell guard, crossguard and token pas d’ane rings, knucklebow and urn pommel, the top of the guard and pommel engraved with stylized floral chains, simulated banded and wirebound grip, in its white patent leather (some wear) scabbard with engraved locket, with one ring, and chape. Very Good Condition, retaining approximately 85% original gilt. Plate 66
Lot 321
A good French cuirassier officer’s sword, straight double fullered blade, 37½”, marked “....(partly erased) genthal 9bre 1814” on backstrap, gilt brass hilt, the guard with reinforced edges, knucklebow and 3 sidebars, cap shaped pommel, embossed at the ends and around the pommel cap with stylised vines, with maker’s stamp “Mangeaux a Paris” under the back of the guard, wirebound horn grip, in its steel scabbard with 2 rings. Good Condition, the hilt retaining approx 20% original gilt, dark patina to scabbard. Plate 67
Lot 323
A French cuirassier trooper’s sword dated 1814, straight double fullered blade 37½”, marked “Manufre Rle de Klingenthal Xbre 1814” on backstrap with stamps at forte, brass hilt, the flat guard without reinforced edges, into knucklebow with stamps and “Versailles”, 3 sidebars, plain cap pommel, ribbed leather grip, in its steel scabbard (cleaned bright) with 2 rings. Good Condition Plate 67
Lot 505
A Third Reich period Artillery officer’s sword, plated blade 31½” (plating dull), the brass stirrup hilt with lion’s head pommel, trophy of arms and iron cross on knucklebow, crossed cannon on one langet and vacant shield on the other, the black plastic covered grip retaining some wire binding, in its steel scabbard with traces of black painted finish. Generally GC (the scabbard, which appears not to be the correct one as the blade does not follow the contours and will not fully enter, has been partly cleaned bright)
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