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An Edwardian 1887 Pattern Heavy Cavalry Officer's Dress Sword, the 91cm single edge fullered steel blade crisply etched with the Royal cypher, foliate strapwork and the badge to the Prince of Wales's 3rd Dragoon Guards, by H Maxwell & Co., 161 Piccadilly, London, the back edge stamped 104862, the foliate pierced and engraved steel hilt with wire bound fishskin grip and steel scabbard
A Rare Victorian 1882/92 Pattern Household Cavalry Trooper's Sword, the 86.5cm single edge spear point fullered steel blade with Enfield inspector's marks and issue marks for 1895 and 1899, the steel hilt pierced and engraved with a crowned HC monogram, and with hollow scroll quillon, with black painted wood ribbed grip, in its correct steel two ring scabbard.
A 19th Century Indian Chilanum, with 22cm double edge curved and fullered steel blade, steel hilt with curved crossguard, baluster knopped grip and winged top bar, with partially steel covered wood scabbard; a 19th Century Indian Steel Khanjar, with 33.5cm recurving blade and pistol grip hilt, with leather scabbard; a Similar Smaller Steel Khanjar, with red and cream floral cloth covered scabbard (3)
A 19th Century Indo-Persian Khanjar, with unusual 28cm double wavy edge steel blade, chased and engraved at the ricasso with stylised foliage, the steel waisted grip and scabbard all over chased and engraved with foliate strapwork enclosing panels of birds; an Indian Bichwar, with pierced brass stirrup hilt and cloth covered sheath; two Indian Daggers, the shaped blades engraved with stylised birds, each with partially covered silver hilt and sheath set with green and red cabochon cut stones and filigree work (4)
An 18th Century Indian Khanjali, the 17cm shaped double edge steel blade with raised medial ridge, with bone and horn grip and wood scabbard; a Bosnian Small Dagger, the horn hilt carved as a pair of back to back lovebirds with red and blue enamelled brass wings, with brass scabbard; two Indian Daggers, each with fullered recurving steel blade, green hardstone and mother of pearl pistol grip, with leather scabbard (4)
A 19th Century North African Dagger, possibly Egyptian, the double edge curved steel blade pierced with stars, circles and oblongs, the horn grip carved as a horse's head, with brass scabbard; three Balkan Kindjal Type Daggers, one with steel grip and scabbard, one with horn grip and leather scabbard and one with ebonised wood grip and brass scabbard; two Indian Daggers, one with horn grip inset with bone and with green and red dotted decoration, with brass scabbard, the other with wire bound horn grip and red leather scabbard (6)
A 19th Century Indian Jambiya, with 21cm double edge fullered and curved steel blade, horn hilt and silver covered scabbard embossed with foliage, inset with three gold lozenges of script and three bands of turquoise; two Balkan Jambiya, one with horn and brass hilt and brass scabbard, one with bone and ebony hilt and brass mounted wood scabbard; a Small Indian Dagger, with horn and brass hilt and brass scabbard (4)
A 19th Century Caucasian Kindjal, the 24.5cm double edge Woost steel blade with a narrow fuller to each side, the two piece bone grip scales secured by two fluted ovoid rivets with koftgari decorated shaped backplates, the leather scabbard with brass mounts; a 19th Century Indian Jambiya, the 20cm recurving steel blade with swollen tip, with two piece bone pistol grip and leather scabbard; a 19th Century Indian Jambiya, the 23cm curved double edge steel blade with two fullers to each side, the two piece bone grip with trefoil pommel,, with leather scabbard (3)
Two 19th Century Indian Pesh Kabz, each with T section steel blade and coloured enamel decorated brass hilt, one with horn, the other with bone eared grip scales, with leather scabbards; a Similar Knife, the blade stamped f, with brass scabbard; a Balkan Jambiya, with horn grip and nickel mounted cloth scabbard (4)
A Moroccan Jambiya, with 21.5cm double edge curved steel blade, with dark stained horn grip, nickel mounts and scabbard; a Wahabite Jambiya, 38cm double edge steel blade, engraved with pendant chain links, the white metal mounted wood hilt set with three rounded bosses, with trefoil pommel, with white metal and brass mounted scabbard; an Arab Jambiya, with foliate enamelled decoration to the silvered brass hilt, with red leather scabbard (3)
Two 19th Century Indian Pesh Kabz, each with T section steel blade, one with pique decorated horn grip and embossed steel mounted leather scabbard, the other with brass bound horn and bone grip and white metal scabbard; an Arab Knife, the undulating steel blade etched with Thuluth script and inset with three copper dots, with antler grip and brass mounted leather scabbard (3)
A Burmese Short Sword (Dha), with 28cm single edge steel blade inlaid with silver tendrils, the silver coloured metal hilt and scabbard embossed with bands of foliage; an Eastern Dagger, the double edge steel blade with raised and rounded medial ridge to one side, the white metal hilt embossed with scalework, bound with copper wire, with leather scabbard; another Dagger, with double edge fullered steel blade, waisted wood grip and leather scabbard with foliate embossed brass mount (3)
A Set of Three Sudanese Daggers, each with Thuluth script inlaid steel blade, brass wire bound horn grip and set into one crocodile skin scabbard; a West African Ebony Spear Stick, with leaf shape blade, woven copper wire bound baluster grip; a North African Dagger, with horn grip and leather scabbard; an African Wood Dance Paddle, the pierced leaf shape blade carved with the figure of a standing man, the haft pierced and carved with stylised masks (4)
A Moroccan Flyssa, the 65cm single edge steel blade engraved and inlaid in brass on the back edge, the brass hilt with stylised angular animal head pommel, the brass scabbard embossed with geometric motifs and foliage; three Smaller Flyssa, two with wood scabbards, one with white metal scabbard (4)
A 19th Century Indian Talwar Type Short Sword, the 46cm double edge ''saw fish'' type blade pierced and inset with ''Tears of Allah'', the steel stirrup hilt with disc pommel set with a spike, with green silk covered scabbard; a 19th Century Indian Talwar, the 68cm curved steel blade double edged for the last 28cm, the steel hilt with baluster grip, disc and spike pommel and leather scabbard (2)
A 19th Century Indian Talwar, the 82.5cm curved steel blade double edged for the last 22cm, the steel Shah Jahani type hilt with terminal of an animal's head with moving tongue, with leather scabbard; a Similar Talwar, with 64cm broad single edge steel blade and steel Udaipuri type hilt with shaped knuckle bow, with floral printed cloth covered scabbard (2)
A 19th Century Indian Talwar, the 89cm single edge steel blade with two narrow fullers to the back edge, the steel Udaipuri type hilt with pierced knuckle bow, with purple velvet covered scabbard; a Similar Talwar, with 73cm single edge steel blade and steel Udaipuri type hilt with shaped knuckle bow and leather covered scabbard (2)
A 19th Century Burmese/Thai Dha Type Sword, the 45.5cm slightly curved single edge steel blade with a flat back and engraved line leading for 20cm from the hilt, the silver hilt collar of waisted octagonal form, engraved with panels of flowers and diapering, the elephant ivory hilt of tapering octagonal form, lacks scabbard; a Zulu Knobkerrie, of honey coloured wood, the ovoid head with raised nipple pommel, on a tapering cylindrical haft with flared butt, 57cm (2)
A 19th Century Eastern Sword, possibly Turkish, the 74cm broad single edge steel blade double edged for the last 21cm, with a narrow fuller to the back edge, the carved wood eagle head hilt set with silver lozenge and flowerhead motifs and with brass cruciform crossguard, the leather scabbard with foliate engraved brass mounts
A Mandingu, West Africa Sword, the 58cm single edge steel blade with a narrow fuller to the back edge, the leather bound grip with brass compressed globular pommel, the leather scabbard set with woven chequered leather bosses hung with tassels and tooled straps; a Very Similar Mandingu Sword, the leather bound grip with brass reeded globular pommel, with tooled leather scabbard; two Tuareg Daggers, each with leather scabbard and plaited belt loop (4)
A 19th Century Inuit Reindeer Herder's Knife, with 18cm single edge broad steel blade, the reindeer bone grip with diaper incised decoration and bound with bands of fine sinew, the bone double section scabbard joined by metal rivets, with a pierced central band, incised and stained with diapered lozenge panels and bands, 35cm
A 19th Century British Percussion Musket Bore Pistol, with 19cm steel barrel, the brass box lock stamped 3, with cut-down grip; a Brass Turkish Style Flintlock Pistol, with encased steel barrel; a Black Painted Steel Scythe Blade, stamped CELARUS, with cylindrical socket; a Copy of an 1853 Pattern Sabre, lacks scabbard; a Book - The Gun, in poor condition (5)
An Early 19th Century Percussion Overcoat Pistol by Dunderdale, Mabson & Labron, the 6cm turn-off steel barrel with Birmingham proof marks, the signed box lock engraved with martial trophy, with walnut bag butt; a French M1866 Chassepot Yataghan Sword Bayonet, with steel scabbard; a Fencing Foil, with steel figure of eight guard (3)
A 19th century percussion cap rifle by Tower, London:, the 39 inch triple banded barrel with steel ramrod beneath and raised backsight, sidelock action signed as per title with crown and 'VR' cypher dated 1856, brass trigger guard on a full walnut stock inscribed 'I Kenshaw' and stamped with Pimlico Ordnance mark dated 1863, together with a ring bayonet in gilt brass mounted black leather scabbard.
A Third Reich Reichsluftsschtzbund (RLD Air raid Protection League) Officers dagger:, double edged blade marked 'Paul Weyersberg' to ricasso, insignia to langet and ribbed crossguard, black leather handle with enamelled mount, in a black leather and silver plate mounted scabbard, 24cm blade length.
A German WWII Police dress bayonet:, the two piece antler grip set with white metal eagle and swastika within wreath, eagle head pommel with eye release button and upturned acorn leaf quillon, the single edged fullered blade stamped `Alexander Coppel Solingen`, also stamped 'SARI 340' to hilt, in original black leather scabbard with plated mounts and frog, blade length 33cm.
A German Reichsbund Deutsche Jagerschaft (National hunting Association) sidearm:, the single edged blade with traces of engraved decoration, clamshell guard, reversed quillons with hoof terminals, antler grip with acorn mounts and reeded pommel, in a gilt brass mounted black leather scabbard, 41cm blade length.
A German Reichsbund Deutsche Jagerschaft (National hunting Association) sidearm:, the single edged fullered blade with double edged tip, traces of engraved decoration, clamshell guard with 'Suum Cuique' badge, reversed quillons with hoof terminals, antler grip with mounts and reeded pommel, in a gilt brass mounted black leather scabbard and skinning knife ( blade damaged), 46cm blade length.
A German Navy dagger by F W Hollier, Solingen:, the double edged bi-fullered blade with etched maritime decoration, makers mark as per title to ricasso, brass hilt with foul anchor, wire bound white plastic grip and eagle pommel, in a gilt brass planished scabbard with oak leaf suspension mounts, 25cm blade length.
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