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Lot 96
1803 PATTERN OFFICERS SABRE BY OSBORN LONDON the single edge carved blade with etched and gilt decoration to one side with grenade over crowned GR standing figure of an officer and OSBORNS within foliate scroll, the other side with foliage Royal Arms, military trophy and warranted. The gilt brass hilt incorporating string bugle and crowned G.R, wired fish skin grip, 30"" (76.2cm) long blade, 35 1/2"" (90.2cm) long overall (lacks scabbard)
Lot 106
GERMAN THIRD REICH ARMY OFFICERS DAGGER, of regulation design having 9 3/4"" (24.8cm) long, double edged blade with inscribed makers logo of a knights helmet W.K.C. Solingen, slightly faded orange plastic grip, 14 1/4"" (36.2cm) long overall and the plated metal scabbard with two suspension rings
Lot 667
A GERMAN THIRD REICH SA DAGGER by Gust. Haker of Solingen, the 22cm blade engraved `Alles fur Deutschland`, the crossguard with group mark `Ha` [Hansa], the wooden grip with inset `SA` button and eagle and nickel silver mounts, in its steel scabbard with nickel silver mounts, overall 37cm long.
Lot 706
A Victorian officer's sword, with a metal scabbard Condition report Report by RB The scabbard: surface rust to the majority of areas, appears to have previously been sprayed with silver paint, no large dents, it is 84.5 cm long. There is a small curved bit to the top, which is probably part of the section missing. The sword: the blade is 80 cm long, there are several nicks to the blade, has probably been cleaned previously, the guard is loose, some of the wire has moved, and the shagreen has finally slipped down the handle.
Lot 707
A WWII period Japanese sword, the blade numbered 106905, with a faux sharkskin and cord bound handle, with a scabbard (surface rust) Condition report Report by RB The blade has residue of oil on it, no major nicks, the faux cord bound and faux shagreen mounted handle has lost most of its paint finish. The plain iron tsuba with surface rust, the brown painted metal scabbard with loss of paint and surface rust. Serial No to blade - 106905, with matching number to the scabbard mouth piece. The press stud function operates well.
Lot 713
A Burmese sword, the scabbard and handle with silver coloured metal mounts (a.f.) Condition report Report by RB The pommel is slightly dented, with a small split right to its centre, the main damage is to the end of the scabbard, which is incomplete, and where the handle goes into the scabbard, it has pushed down the silver coloured metal mounts, the blade is currently stuck in the scabbard, and the handle is loose.
Lot 439
French Cuirassiers troopers sword made in Klingenthal and dated 1814, three bar brass hilt, leather covered wire bound grip and straight single edged blade 97cm with twin fullers extending to the tip, in its steel scabbard with two carrying rings Condition Report: Please see extra images. TELEPHONE department if you wish to talk through this lot - ** General condition consistent with age
Lot 440
French Model 1822 light cavalry troopers sabre dated 1878 with place of manufacture, three bar brass hilt with wire bound leather covered grip and curved single edged 92cm blade, in its steel scabbard Condition Report: Please see extra images. TELEPHONE department if you wish to talk through this lot - ** General condition consistent with age
Lot 441
British 1827 pattern rifle brigade sword, the half-basket hilt incorporating a crowned bugle horn motif, single edged 83cm blade etched with foliage, royal cypher and bugle, wire bound fish skin grip, in its steel scabbard Condition Report: Please see extra images. TELEPHONE department if you wish to talk through this lot - ** General condition consistent with age
Lot 442
British Royal Naval officers sword, retailed by S.R. Gould & Sons, Devonport, the brass hilt with semi-basket guard incorporating a crown over fouled anchor, lions head pommel, shark skin grip, single edged blade 79cm etched with foliage and fouled anchor, in its brass mounted black leather scabbard Condition Report: Please see extra images. TELEPHONE department if you wish to talk through this lot - ** General condition consistent with age
Lot 443
Georgian light company officers sword engraved on scabbard locket READ, No 4 Parliament St., brass stirrup hilt with short quillon, oval langets, wire bound leather grip, sharply curved single edged blade 72cm without fuller engraved with trophy of arms, crown over G.R., Royal arms with much bluing remaining, in its black leather scabbard with three gilt mounts Condition Report: Please see extra images. TELEPHONE department if you wish to talk through this lot - ** General condition consistent with age
Lot 444
Cut steel small sword with slender tapering hollow triangular blade 80cm, etched and gilt with scrolls on a blued panel, the steel hilt decorated with beads with en-suite shell guard and pas d’anes, urn shaped pommel and chain guard formed of lozenge shaped links, in its parchment covered wooden scabbard with three steel mounts Condition Report: Please see extra images. TELEPHONE department if you wish to talk through this lot - ** General condition consistent with age
Lot 445
Russian dagger Kindjal, double edged blade 34cm with single off-set fuller on each side, the hilt and scabbard of niello decorated in floral patterns, with shaped pommel and two large rivets to front, the scabbard with single suspension ring and spherical finial to end Condition Report: Please see extra images. TELEPHONE department if you wish to talk through this lot - ** General condition consistent with age
Lot 527
A RARE TULA STEEL KINDJAL TULA, CIRCA 1800 Length in scabbard 53 cm, length of blade 35.5 cm. Related literature: For similar work, see Nozhi mira, Mir entsiklopediy `Avanta`, Astral, Moscow, 2008, p.62. The kindjal with double fuller steel blade and square formed ivory grip carved with lozenge pattern, the scabbard and grip with shaped steel mounts inlaid with stylized flowers, leaves and garlands, applied with brass. Works from the Tula armourers were always distinguished by the high quality of their craftsmanship and originality. Masterful metalworking and the use of different techniques to decorate arms laid the foundation for the production of other objects and furniture in steel. In the 16–17th centuries Tula masters inherited the traditions of the Moscow Armoury Chamber for decorating arms; patterns on steel were applied by engraving or etching and plated with gold, silver and copper or damascened. Works by Tula “goldsmiths” take a prominent place in the collections of various museums in Russia and the West. One of the most significant collections is that held by the State Hermitage. The present lot is a rare and representative example of the Tula armourers’ creativity; the steel mounts of the scabbard and handle are decorated with an elegant, two-colour inlay of flowers, leaves and garlands. Such high quality pieces are a rarity in the current art market and therefore of particular interest to collectors. A similar kindjal can be found in the collection of the State Historical Museum in Moscow.
Lot 829
A nineteenth century French sword bayonet in metal scabbard. With brass handle and inscribed to the spine dated 1874. Guard and scabbard stamped AC50067. Blade 57cm. Condition Report : Some pitting otherwise very good. No dents to scabbard. No bends to scabbard or blade. Press stud function working.
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