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Lot 944
Sword: An 1821 Pattern Light Cavalry Officers sword. Stepped pommel, wirebound fishskin grip, (some wear and losses). Ricasso marked 'Hebbert & Co' and proved etched (faint) blade with V.R. Cypher. Blade 34" (unseated). In its steel scabbard with 2 suspension rings. Worn overall with a dark patina.
Lot 949
Sword: An interesting Göteborgs Police sidearm. Brass stirrup guard backstrap engraved 'GOTEBORGS POLISDISTRIKT'. Fiskskin grip (some wear) secured by two rivets. Blade 25" marked 'IMPORT' and has the squirrel logo of Carl Erickorn (1865-1976 Sword makers). Unfullered with some rust patches. With a gold bullion TRODDEL. Good condition overall. Blade tip rounded. In its brass mounted leather scabbard (G.C) with retaining catch. Chief Constable Sir William Booth Rennie Morren (see also his medals in this sale)
Lot 651
An early 19th century sword, the pierced brass guard with GR cipher beneath a crown, with a leather scabbard, 91 .5 cm long (overall) See illustration Condition report Report by MW Height from the bottom of the guard to where the guard is fixed into the top of the brass fitting is approx. 9.25 cm The blade appears to have been cleaned previously and has a little light surface rust, various knocks to the edges, the guard is pretty good, the grip has wormholes through the leather and lacks any wire binding, it is also chipped right at the top underneath where the guard meets the end of the handle, the leather scabbard has old repair/restoration the the tip (approx. 10 cm), general crazing and cracking Report by RB The only metal on the scabbard is at the top by the guard, and this has in fact been spray painted with awful gilt paint, there are no other metal mounts to the scabbard.
Lot 109
A pair of World War I British Officers binoculars, the leather covered and lacquered brass body inscribed with a broad arrow mark and 5.4.14882 in calf leather carrying case impressed W B and Co 1918, and an Arabian tribal knife with 15cm steel double edged blade, carved horn handle and metal bound wooden scabbard, 28cm overall (2)
Lot 652
A George VI staff sword by Hobbs and Son, late 19th century, square form gilt handle with notch design to four edges complete with gilt braid portepee, handle with symmetrical graduated beaded pattern, conforming pommel with squat globular finial, cross guard with roundel finished ends, clam form guard with beaded design to outer edge, 31¾in. (81cm.) scroll and floral etched blade, crown to centre of blade with George VI initials below, leather scabbard with brass protectors to locket and chape, 38in. (96.6cm.) long overall.
Lot 653
A British infantry officers pattern 1845 sword Victorian, 32¾in. three quarter etched blade with scroll work pattern and centralised Victoria cipher, owners name 'H.C. De La R' etched below ricasso, probably for surname De La Rue, proof mark within star of David to ricasso, etching to obverse of ricasso worn, pierced branch form guard with cipher within oval reserve, shagreen wired grip, stepped pommel with compressed globe finial, metal scabbard with two ring hangers, 39in. (99cm.) long overall.
Lot 654
A German hunting/forestry cutlass late 19th century, fine example, stag antler handle decorated with three vertical brass acorns, foliate and beadwork ferrule, pommel with acorn finial above outspread acorn leaves, cross guard in the form of hounds' heads with deer hooves protruding from their mouths above a clamshell with deer in forest design in relief, 16in. etched blade depicting hunting scenes, leather scabbard with brass mounts to upper and lower sections, 24in. (61cm.) long overall.
Lot 657
A model 1862 cavalry sabre standard features include wooden handle with a swell covered with leather and a wire grip, brass hilt has three branches, one stamped '15441', brass pommel cap and guard are unadorned, steel blade has flat back with narrow and wide fuller stopped at the ricasso, chromed scabbard with mountings, U.S. ADK stamped to ricasso, 41in. (104.2cm.) long overall.
Lot 538
A Masonic ceremonial sword/rapier, the blade with heavily engraved detail depicting Masonic emblems below scrolling foliate panels, marked Toye Kenning and Spencer, also marked Made in England, complete with a Masonic medallion depicting a two headed bird clutching a sword, contained within original scabbard with leather and brass capped belt and a further canvas carrying sleeve
Lot 108
A Japanese bone mounted Wakazashi, (Late Meiji Period 1868-1912) The earlier re-mounted folded steel curved single edged blade with one and part mekugi-ana holes, the bone grip carved and stained with domestic Japanese figural scenes, with matching scabbard, blade 49cm long, overall length 84cm long.
Lot 110
A Small Burmese Dah, late 19th Century The straight single edged blade, with applied bone and white metal beaded grip, with matching white metal banded scabbard, length of blade 11.5cm, overall length 22cm, together with a bone mounted small Middle Eastern knife, with curved single edged blade, the bone grip with incised and stained lotus and geometric designs, blade 6cm long, overall length 16cm. (2)
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