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Click here to subscribeWilliam Rodgers Hunting Knife, with 14cm length blade. Housed in the original leather scabbard. Forte of the blade stamped with William Rodgers mark and Made in Sheffield to the other side. Accompanied by a similar hunting knife by William Rodgers with 11 ½ cm blade, housed in the original leather scabbard and another William Rodgers hunting knife with 10cm blade, housed in the original leather scabbard. All remain in good overall condition. (3 items)
William Rodgers Hunting Knife, with 16 ¾ cm blade. Housed in its original leather scabbard which is stamped Made in Sheffield England. Blade forte stamped with William Rodgers makers mark and Sheffield England to the other side. Leather scabbard shows some wear and has some splits etc. Accompanied by a William Rodgers stag grip hunting Bowie style knife by William Rodgers with 10cm length blade, housed in the original leather scabbard and a similar example with 12 ¼ cm length blade. (3 items)
William Rodgers Hunting Knife with Wooden Top Pommel, blade 12cm in length with William Rodgers and Made in Sheffield England stampings to the forte of the blade. Housed in the original leather scabbard, the scabbard retaining the original securing strap to the top. Accompanied by similar miniature example with wooden top pommel, the blade length being 6cm. Miniature is missing its scabbard. (2 items)
WW2 Period Private Purchase Fighting Knife, with 12 ½ cm length blade having saw back edge to half the length of the blade. Forte of the blade stamped with William Rodgers and the other side Made In Sheffield England. Housed in its original brown leather riveted scabbard which is stamped Made in Sheffield Eng. Original securing strap to the top of the scabbard. Accompanied by a similar example by William Rodgers with 11 ¼ cm blade. (2 items)
Taylor Witness Survival Knife with chequered black handle, compass fitted to the middle of the reverse of the handle. Curved blade with Taylor Witness Sheffield England Patent 329566 stamped to the centre. Blade measures 13 ¼ cm. Complete with brown leather scabbard with belt loop attachment. Accompanied by a Redge Sheffield sheath / skinning knife with 10 ¾ cm blade, housed in the original brown leather scabbard. (2 items)
Whitby Solingen Bowie Knife with stag horn grip, housed in leather scabbard. Blade is 13cm in length. Blade stamped ORIGINAL BOWIE KNIFE and WITNEY SOLINGEN GERMANY to the forte. Accompanied by a American Western Boulder Colorado hunting knife with 12cm length blade, housed in brown leather scabbard; modern American Western USA 71 hunting knife with 12 ¼ cm blade complete with leather scabbard and a wooden handled hunting knife stamped CK continental made to the forte, complete with brown leather scabbard. All remain in good condition. (4 items)
British Private Purchase Taylor Witness Sheffield Officers Knife, with brass top pommel and cross guard (one end bent downwards). Leather bound handle. Double edged blade with stamped makers details. Blade length measures 16 ¼ cm. Housed in riveted brown leather scabbard. Some surface wear to the blade and polishing. Accompanied by another similar example without scabbard, blade measures 16cm. (2 items)
WW2 Southern & Richardson Private Purchase Fighting Knife, with brass top pommel and bras cross guard. Leather bound handle. Double edged blade with stamped makers details to the centre. Blade 17cm in length. Housed in the original brass riveted leather scabbard with fastening loop attachment. Some polishing and surface staining to the blade but otherwise good condition.
WW2 Southern & Richardson Fighting Knife, with brass top pommel and upswept brass cross guard. Leather bound handle. Double edged blade with stamped makers details to the centre. Blade 16cm in length. Housed in its original brown leather scabbard with brass rivets. Scabbard is missing top section. Some surface staining to the blade.
British Officers Private Purchase Fighting Knife by William Rodgers Sheffield, nickel plated top pommel and cross guard. Leather bound handle. Double edged blade with the forte having William Rodgers makers details stamped and the other side having Made in Sheffield England. Blade measures 15cm in length. Housed in the original leather scabbard. Accompanied by a similar example made by William Rodgers with horn handle. Double edged blade which has been worn and shortened, blade length 12 ½ cm. Leather scabbard embossed with stags head, coat of arms and a hunter. (2 items)
British P1888 Converted Bayonet Fighting Knife, standard model 1888 bayonet with the blade shortened and made into a stiletto style blade. Housed in shortened leather scabbard and complete with leather frog. These shortened early bayonets were often used by British Commando, Special Air Service (S.A.S) and Special Boat Service (S.B.S) units during the North Africa and Italy campaign during WW2.
WW2 US Navy / US Marines PAL RH 36 Fighting Knife, with aluminium top pommel and cross guard. Leather bound grip. 15cm length blade. Housed in riveted leather scabbard. Blade stamped PAL RH 36 MADE IN USA to the forte. Accompanied by a similar knife with cut down cross guard and blade marked USN MARK 1, the blade measures 12 ½ cm. (2 items)
WW2 Camillus American USN Combat Knife, handle with carved initials, steel top pommel with screw fitting and steel cross guard. Clipped point 17 ½ cm length blade. Blade stamped CAMILLUS N.Y and USN to the other side. Housed in its original brown leather scabbard stamped U.S.N. Riveted and stitched scabbard. Reverse of the scabbard is inked “CARROLL ERVIN DEAN”. Remains in good condition.
William Rodgers Throwing / Assassination Knife with thin 7 ¾ cm length blade. Housed in the original leather stitched and riveted scabbard. Accompanied by a modern throwing knife and two single bladed clasp knives by F Greaves & Sons and Taylor Witness. All remain in good overall condition. (4 items)
A 1796 Pattern Type Cavalry Officer’s Sword, curved broad single edge blade 29.5” stamped Wooley and Deakin (the last name faint) on back edge, brass stirrup hilt retaining traces of gilding, wire bound leather covered grip, in an iron scabbard for a trooper’s sword, some age wear, good condition.
An Interesting 1796 Pattern Infantry Officer’s Sword of Coldstream Guards and Battle of Waterloo Interest, straight single edge blade 32” etched with crowned GR cipher and martial trophy, regulation gilt brass hilt with folding side-guard and silver-covered grip, the side-guard later engraved with the presentation inscription ‘Carried by My Father LIEUT Hon Walter Forbes at WATERLOO’, in its steel scabbard with twin hanging rings, age worn overall, good condition. Walter Forbes, 18th Lord Forbes (1798 – 1868) was a Scottish Peer. He was one of the youngest serving officers of the line, during the Battle of Waterloo. He was serving with the Coldstream Guards during the famous battle.
A 19th Century Cut Steel Hilt Smallsword, slender triangular-section blade 32” (some rust patches) cut iron grip and guard pierced for strung iron beads (some strings missing), in its black vellum covered scabbard with iron mounts and chained belt-hanger (chape and last 6” of scabbard missing) slightly rusty overall, good condition.
Miniature Scottish False Dirk, being a well made ¾ size dirk but with no blade. Carved lattice work handle with white metal thistle decorated top mount and amber coloured glass stone pommel. Scabbard also has white metal thistle decorated mounts and knife and fork pieces (again no blades and cannot be removed) with amber coloured glass stones set top the tops. Dirk measures 30 ½ cm in length.
Cut Down British Georgian Officers Sword, plain gilt metal knuckle bow with lion head pommel, plain langet. Grip retains the original wire binding. Blade has remains of the etched blue and gilt decoration. Blade has been cut down and measures 45 ½ cm. Blade suffers from heavy corrosion and rusting. Complete with its original shortened leather and brass mounted scabbard. Top scabbard mount engraved “H Osborn Sword Cutler Bell Maker To His Majesty Birmingham Pall Mall London”. Ideal for parts.
British Victorian 1827 Pattern Naval Officers Sword, standard pattern example with Victorian crowned fouled anchor to the dish guard. Lion head pommel, fish skin grip with wire binding. Reverse catch is engraved with the original owners name “W W Smyth”. Single fullered blade with etched foliage, crowned anchor and Victorian coat of arms. Forte etched Batten & Adams Outfitters Davenport. Blade measures 77 ½ cm in length. Sword is housed in its original leather and brass mounted scabbard. Reverse of the top scabbard fitting has makers shield badge. Black colouring to the leather scabbard has worn. Leather scabbard has shrunk exposing a section of the blade.
Continental Cavalry Sword, swept three bar style brass hilt with chequered carved wooden grip. Guard is stamped with various crowned acceptance stamps. Single fullered plain slightly curved blade, 89cm in length. Housed in black painted scabbard. Good untouched condition with the brass fittings dulled.
British George VI 1897 Pattern Infantry Officers Sword, standard pattern with large guard having crowned GRVI cipher to the centre. Grip retains the original wire. Blade with etched decoration and Royal ciphers. Blade has E&F Horster Solingen makers mark to the forte. Some surface staining to the blade, measures 80 ½ cm in length. Housed in the original brown leather covered field service scabbard. Complete with the original sam browne belt frog. Good overall condition.
British Edward VII 1897 Pattern NCO’s Sword, standard pattern with large dish guard having cipher of Edward VII to the centre. Grip retains the original wire binding. Plain blade with single fuller to top section. Crowned acceptance stamps to the forte and Wilkinsons makers mark. Blade measures 82cm in length. Some surface staining to the blade. Housed in its original steel scabbard.
George V Kings Own Scottish Borderers Officers Basket Hilt Broad Sword with Additional Field Officers Ceremonial Guard and Ceremonial Scabbard by Wilkinson Sword, Basket hilt with the original red fronted buff interior cover and crimson tassels. Grip retains the original wire binding. Double edged blade with central fuller. Blade is etched with thistles, royal cipher and regimental badge of the Kings Own Scottish Borderers. Forte is etched with Henry Wilkinson Pall Mall and edge is stamped 57093. Sword is housed in its original brown leather covered scabbard. Sword is accompanied by the original metal dress scabbard and also the original field officers ceremonial guard which has finely cut out design of thistles and central KOSB castle badge with motto NISI DOMINUS FRUSTRA. Ceremonial guard also retains the buff interior covering. Two small drill holes to the reverse of the scabbards, where they were mounted for many years but otherwise a very nice complete set.
Scottish Ceremonial Dirk, with carved lattice work wooden grip having brass top fitting and thistle decorated brass lower chape. Pommel top has cut glass stone. Scabbard of black leather with brass thistle decorated fittings, marked to the reverse A S N FIFE FORFAR. Knife and forks to the centre of the scabbard, both with cut glass top pommels. Top scabbard fitting has cross of St Andrew with crude white metal 42 underneath. Polished blade with etched panel to the top section. Blade measures 32cm in length. Good overall condition.
Turkish Infantry Officers Sword in the Imperial German 1889 style. Horn handle, fold down brass guard with trophy of arms and Turkish crescent moon decoration. Blade with single fuller and etched decoration showing trophy of arms and Turkish crescent moon and star. Spine of the blade has Constantinople makers details. Housed in its steel scabbard with brass ring mounts. Blade 74 ½ cm in length. Some dents to the scabbard.
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