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Click here to subscribeA Continental bandsmanÂ’s sword, c 1825, shallow diamond section plated blade 26½Â”, 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)
A French M1854 heavy cavalry trooperÂ’s broadsword, double fullered blade 37½Â”, 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)
An 1827 pattern officerÂ’s sword of the Beacantree Rifles, curved, fullered blade 32½Â”, by Mappin Brothers, London, etched with ownerÂ’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)
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
A post-1902 Household Cavalry trooperÂ’s sword, slightly curved plated blade 34½Â”, 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)
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
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
A scarce Martini Henry P1887 Mark 4 sword bayonet, converted from P1886 bayonet in 1891, with new crossguard, blade 18¼Â” marked “/86” and “’91”, the crossguard numbered 3555, the pommel with government sale mark, in its steel mounted leather scabbard. GC the blade good (some wear and light pitting overall). Plate 2
A Chinese sword, DE blade 29”, lightly inlaid on both sides with trail of stars, dragon and inscriptions, sheet brass covered crossguard and pommel of traditional form, swollen wooden grips, in its brass mounted wooden scabbard, the mounts with pierced stylized patterns en suite with hilt. GC (minor wear and dents)
A Masonic sword, DE blade 30” with etched decoration (worn), brass mounted hilt with crown pommel and flat crosspiece embossed with crowned crosses and ribbons bearing the letters “PDEP”, with trefoil finials, the spiral grip of wire bound ivory, in its leather scabbard with scroll engraved brass mounts, the hilt and scabbard mounts retaining traces of gilt. Generally GC (the scabbard leather fragmented). See lot 1051 for the accompanying regalia.
A Portuguese Mauser 1904 patent knife bayonet, 28cm pointed fullered blade, two-piece wooden grip, steel scabbard, 43cm overall; a late 19th century Spanish 1893 patent artillery bayonet, 40cm straight fullered blade, two-piece chequered wooden grip, steel mounted leather scabbard, 57cm overall; a Spanish 'Bolo' knife bayonet 25cm straight fullered blade, two-piece chequered wooden grip steel scabbard, 39.5cm long (3)
A 19th century Austrian steel socket bayonet, for V. Lorenz rifle c.1854, pointed 48cm cruciform blade 56cm overall; a Russian Mosin-Nagant socket bayonet, 43cm pointed cruciform blade, 51cm overall; a 19th century socket bayonet for a musket, 41cm triangular blade 54cm overall; another, earlier with brass mounted leather scabbard; etc (4)
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