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Lot 993
A scarce Russian Imperial sword, the 79 cm wavy double-edged blade with etched top, the brass hilt with knuckle bar and wired grip, stamped for P. Fokin, St. Petersberg, in brass mounted leather scabbard Condition Report Hilt-guard broken off and missing; scabbard broken in two; makers mark worn
Lot 188
A British Kukri, the blade stamped CO I with arrow head over I, G 1917 37, with brass mounted wood grip, lacks scabbard; a 19th century small Bowie knife, with 16cm straight single edge steel blade, brass oval crossguard with ball finials, square section wire bound leather grip and brass baluster pommel, with diaper stamped leather scabbard; a fighting knife, the 14.5cm clip-point steel blade stamped CUTLERY MADE IN SHEFFIELD, with white metal crossguard and two piece chequered wood grip set with a Royal Engineers collar badge, with leather scabbard (3)
Lot 148
Two 19th Century Prussian cavalry sabres, each with pierced brass knuckle guard and ribbed grips, the blades housed in steel scabbards CONDITION REPORTS Scabbards very rusted and with some losses. One scabbard is quite a tight fit and the other is quite a loose fit - so may be associated. Scabbards do not appear to bear any numbers. Both sabres bear number 94 to the guard. Grips with wear and losses, blades with knicks, dents, tarnish, wear, each is approx 90cm long.
Lot 264
Three bayonets with scabbards, together with a replica Olympic 6 pistol CONDITION REPORTS Total length including handle of bayonet with plain sheath approx 51 cm. Overall wear, scuffs, some tarnish, some knocks and nicks to edges. Scabbard metal mounts are very rusted. Total length of bayonet with the blue finish approx 55 cm. Leather and metal scabbard is very worn and metal fitments are rusted. Other items with wear, scuffs and tarnish and some losses to finish. Blade of bayonet with the blue finish with wear and scuffs, some knocks and nicks to edges. Scabbard is a very tight fit.
Lot 148
Two 19th Century Prussian cavalry sabres, each with pierced brass knuckle guard and ribbed grips, the blades housed in steel scabbards CONDITION REPORTS Scabbards very rusted and with some losses. One scabbard is quite a tight fit and the other is quite a loose fit - so may be associated. Scabbards do not appear to bear any numbers. Both sabres bear number 94 to the guard. Grips with wear and losses, blades with knicks, dents, tarnish, wear, each is approx 90cm long.
Lot 264
Three bayonets with scabbards, together with a replica Olympic 6 pistol CONDITION REPORTS Total length including handle of bayonet with plain sheath approx 51 cm. Overall wear, scuffs, some tarnish, some knocks and nicks to edges. Scabbard metal mounts are very rusted. Total length of bayonet with the blue finish approx 55 cm. Leather and metal scabbard is very worn and metal fitments are rusted. Other items with wear, scuffs and tarnish and some losses to finish. Blade of bayonet with the blue finish with wear and scuffs, some knocks and nicks to edges. Scabbard is a very tight fit.
Lot 344
George V 1897 pattern infantry officers sword, the single fullered blade with spear point having etched designs including George V cipher and Royal Engineers crest, the ricasso marked to makers G E Carrington of Old Brompton, Kent, having a pierced steel hilt bearing George V cipher, and wire bound fish skin grip complete with scabbard, sword length 98cm
Lot 345
Victorian 1892 pattern Infantry Officers sword, the single fullered blade with spear point having etched scroll floral design, also VR cipher and rifle crest, the pierced gothic hilt having cartouche depicting crowned powder horn and bow with wire bound fish skin grip complete with scabbard, sword length 100cm long
Lot 349
c1788 style heavy Cavalry officers sword, the curving single fullered blade having ricasso stamped G&K 8L8 and crowned FW over 50, cast steel quarter sphere bar hilt with scroll quillion and carved wood grip complete with scabbard, sword length 103cm CONDITION REPORT: Blade appears in good order with only a few minute knicks at outer edge. Suggestion of filing marks. Some pitting to ricasso Wood grip commensurate with age. Steel guard rusting. Scabbard handle heavily pitted and rustingThe serial numbers are beyond recognition and comparison blade length 88cm Scabbard length 91cm
Lot 168
An 18th century Scottish Officer`s broadsword, the blade with full leaf engraving and stylised beast, sword pointing towards the sun and extensive foliage, the basket hilt with lozenge and bar decoration, original wire bound fish skin grip and a baize liner, blade 82cm long, 97cm overall, together with scabbard and a glass case
Lot 100
A George VI Royal Naval officer?s dirk, single edged blade 18?, etched with crowned GVIR cypher in scrolled foliate panels on one side and crowned fouled anchor with blank section, and small Royal Arms, in similar panels on the other, brass hilt with acorn finials to S shaped crossguard and crowned fouled anchor in wreath on one side, lion?s head pommel and backstrap, wirebound sharkskin grip, with blue and gilt knot, in its leather scabbard with brass locket and spring catch to hilt, and brass chape. Good Condition, the blade very good. Plate 33
Lot 101
A post 1902 Royal Naval Warrant Officer?s sword, almost straight, fullered blade 31?, by Stumbles & Son, Fore Street, Devonport, etched with crowned fouled anchor and Royal Arms with supporters, in rope border panels of oak wreath and acorns, regulation brass half basket hilt, with turn down inner portion which locks to the scabbard and incorporating crowned fouled anchor, plain pommel, backstrap with central grooves, wirebound dark fishskin grip, in its brass mounted leather scabbard. Good Condition, the blade retaining almost all original finish. Plate 33
Lot 102
A post 1902 Royal Naval Officer?s sword, almost straight, fullered blade 31½?, etched with crowned fouled anchor and Royal Arms with supporters, in fenestrated scroll panels, regulation brass half basket hilt, with turn down inner portion which locks to scabbard, and incorporating crowned fouled anchor, lion?s head pommel and backstrap, wirebound white fishskin grip, (a few strands missing), with blued and gilt knot, in its brass mounted leather scabbard. Good Condition Plate 33
Lot 103
An early Victorian Royal Naval Officer?s sword, almost straight, fullered blade 29½?, by Whiteman, Lion Terrace, Portsea (faint), etched with crowned fouled anchor, Royal Arms with supporters and motto, in scrolled fenestrated panels, regulation brass half basket hilt, with turn down inner portion which locks to scabbard, and incorporating crowned fouled anchor, lion?s head pommel and backstrap, wirebound white sharkskin grip, with blue and gilt knot, in its brass mounted leather scabbard. Good Condition Plate 33
Lot 107
A .577/450? Martini Henry Mark I rifle, 49½? overall, barrel 33¼? with ordnance inspector?s marks at breech, and stamped ?N.S./N.E.P? to the left of the rearsight, frame marked with crown over ?V R/ Enfield/ 1872/ I?, butt with traces of Enfield storekeeper?s mark and Indian characters, with chequered butt plate, sling swivels, and steel cleaning rod. Good Working Order and basically Good Condition (slightly worn overall), together with a P1856/ 58 Enfield sword bayonet, with bushed muzzle ring, in its scabbard. Basically Good Condition (wear overall). Plate 34
Lot 1270
A French M1821 infantry officer?s sword, curved fullered blade 28?, DE at point, etched with trophies, florets and flourishes and blued and gilt for half length, ornamental brass hilt with ovoid guard into knucklebow with sidebar, forward sloping cap shaped pommel with vine leaf border, wirebound leather grip, in its leather scabbard with brass chape and lock with frog stud. GC the blade retaining 60% blueing and gilding (scabbard leather replaced)
Lot 1273
A continental Napoleonic period cavalry officer?s sword, curved fullered blade 33½?, etched with trophies and florets, brass stirrup hilt with slender pointed oval langets, panelled knucklebow, flattened engraved lion?s head pommel, plain backstrap, single strand wirebound leather grip (replaced), in its brass scabbard with 2 rings. GC Plate 6
Lot 1275
A Continental bandsman?s sword, c 1825, shallow diamond section plated blade 26½?, brass cruciform hilt, the flattened crossguard with stylized monster head finials, central panel with rose on one side and grenade on the other, plain tapering grip stamped ?52? at the top on one side and device (unclear) with ?38? on the other, in its brass scabbard (heavily dented) with stud marked ?42?. Basically GC for age (some wear overall)
Lot 1276
A French M1854 heavy cavalry trooper?s broadsword, double fullered blade 37½?, with stamps at forte, brass hilt, the guard with reinforced edges, knucklebow and 3 sidebars, forward sloping cap shaped pommel, brass wirebound leather grip, in its steel scabbard with 2 rings. GC (factory marks removed from back of blade)
Lot 1277
A light company officer?s service sword, c 1805, sharply, curved plain fullered blade 26?, steel stirrup hilt with langets, plain pommel and backstrap, wirebound leather grip (wire loose), in its leather scabbard with plain steel locket, middle band and chape, with 2 rings. GC, dark tone to hilt (light pitting to blade and scabbard mounts, leather worn) Plate 6
Lot 1278
An 1827 pattern officer?s sword of the Beacantree Rifles, curved, fullered blade 32½?, by Mappin Brothers, London, etched with owner?s crest, crowned VR cypher, and strung bugle with scrolls ?Beacantree? (sic) and ?Rifles?, regulation steel hilt, the guard incorporating crowned strung bugle, stepped pommel, plain backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip, in its steel scabbard with 2 rings. Basically GC (rust pitting to blade, dark rust patina to hilt and scabbard)
Lot 1279
A Geo V 1897 pattern infantry officer?s sword, blade 22?, by Robt Mole & Sons, Birmingham, etched with crowned GVR cypher, crowned R Arms and wreaths in scabbard, geometric panels, regulation pierced guard with GVR cypher, wirebound grip, in its FS scabbard (hilt silver painted) and another similar sword by Batson & Sons, London, in FS scabbard (blade worn and pitted). Basically GC(2
Lot 1280
A post-1902 Household Cavalry trooper?s sword, slightly curved plated blade 34½?, with stamps at forte, pierced semi basket guard incorporating crowned HC monogram, plain pommel and backstrap, wirebound leather grip, in its plated scabbard with single ring and 2 fixed loops. GC (replated overall)
Lot 1281
An 1821 pattern cavalry trooper?s sword, slightly curved, fullered blade 35?, with inspector?s stamp at forte and marked ?FS Deakin? on backstrap, regulation steel hilt with knucklebow, sideloop and 2 sidebars, plain pommel and backstrap with ears, leather covered grip, in its steel scabbard, with 2 rings, stamped crowned VR and Enfield 1840, with engraved RHA/D/47 on one side, and 1843 on the other. GC (some wear and light pitting to hilt). Plate 6
Lot 1290
A WWII German K98 bayonet, (worn, no scabbard); a military pattern pocket knife with blade, tin opener and spike, marked with broad arrow and ?S S P 1940?; a small swagger stick, the WM top bearing Victorian Royal Engineers badge; and a slender swagger stick with scroll embossed gilt top. Basically GC(4
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