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Click here to subscribeJAPANESE OFFICERS DRESS SWORD, having 27" (68.6cm) slightly curved fullered blade, the gilt brass hilt with pierced leaf pattern guard incorporating knuckle bow with decoration of chrysanthemums and foliate scrolls reeded hardwood grip, 32 1/2" (82.5cm) long overall, the PLATED METAL SCABBARD, with drag and pendant with two gold fabric tassels
JAPANESE SWORD DIATO having part fullered, 27 1/2" (69.8cm) long blade, cast probably bronze tsuba with design of pagoda, water wheel and blossoms to one side, a small house amongst trees by a pond on the other, the long fish skin grip leather bound with floral Menuki, 38 1/2" (97.8cm) long overall in SILVER POWDERED BACK LACQUER SCABBARD with gilt metal mounts
JAPANESE SWORD DIATO, having 21 1/2" (54.6cm) probably Seventeenth century blade with keyhole shaped peg hole, bronze oval Tsuba with unusual blind fretwork and pierced decoration and openings for Kogai and Kodzuka, long fish skin and leather bound grip, with brass floral Menuki, the BLACK LACQUERED SCABBARD partly bound in black braided cord
JAPANESE SWORD TACHI, having 26 3/4" (68cm) long blade, the tang with clearly inscribed signature/inscription to one side and four character marks painted on the other, oval cast brass double Tsuba with sun ray pattern to both sides, fish skin long grip with chrysanthemum pattern brass Menuki bound in, 36 3/4" (93.4cm) long overall in BLACK LACQUERED SHAGREEN SCABBARD, having gilt brass mounts with two free suspension rings
JAPANESE SWORD WAKIZASHI, the 18 1/2" (47cm) slightly more curved blade with single hole to tang which is inscribed with two character marks, plain cast iron oval Tsuba with cut outs for Kogai and Kodzuka and having fish skip grip with bronze Menuki bound in with black and white braided fabric, 25" (63.5cm) long overall in BLACK LACQUERED SCABBARD with reserve for Kodzuka
JAPANESE TANTO having 10" (25.4cm) civilian blade with single edge partly fullered or grooved along one side, the tang with single peg hole and bearing signature for Cuni-Kiyo (circa 1650), the cast iron Tsuba with decoration to one side possibly representing an octopus tentacle, having fish skin grip with bronze Menuki in the form of reclining deer amongst gilt foliage, 15 3/4" (40cm) long overall in slightly ribbed and black lacquered scabbard with fitting for Kodzuka
JAPANESE SWORD KATANA, the 25" (63.5cm) blade having tang with one peg hole and bearing inscription or signature Sanshu-Ju-Fujiwara-Hige Tsuey, cast iron circular Tsuba with design of flowerheads and foliage to both sides, 3 1/2" (9cm) diameter, long fish skin grip with bronze cherry blossom branch Menuki bound in 35 1/2" (90.2cm) long overall in BLACK LACQUERED SCABBARD, painted with clan Mon and line scrolls
JAPANESE SWORD TACHI, the aged 23" (58.5cm) long blade bearing indistinct long signature/inscription to one side, the tang with two peg holes, pierced gilt metal Tsuba pierced and locking with hole, plush fabric grip applied with bright metal floral pattern bosses, 30 1/4" (76.9cm) long overall, the BLACK LACQUERED SCABBARD, with ornate gilt brass mounts incorporating locking bar mechanism and braided cord hanger with plain buckle
A group of four edge weapons to include; An 1866 pattern French Chasspot sword bayonet, WW1 German sword bayonet marked J. Copts Sohn (bend to blade), an early 20th Century German dagger with leather scabbard and brass handle, blade marked Solwa Solingen and a tribal art dagger and scabbard with a carved design (section of scabbard missing).
A U.S. PATRIARCHS MILITANT (INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS) FRATERNAL DRESS SWORD by the Henderson Ames Co. of Kalamazoo, Michigan, the 71cm blade with maker`s details to the ricasso and scrollwork and other decoration, including a lion rampant and shields with the motto `Pax aut Bellum` [`Peace or War`], named `C. Jay McCormick`, with a cast brass guard incorporating reversed quillons, a leather-covered and wire-bound metal grip, and a globe-shaped pommel with a cap set in a crown, in its metal scabbard with brass mounts, the second hanger band with a `PM` monogram, overall 89cm long.
A FRENCH 1854 PATTERN LIGHT CAVALRY SWORD by Gebruder Weyersberg, Solingen, the 88cm slightly curved blade engraved to both sides with trophies of war and scrolling foliage, one side engraved above the ricasso `Gebr. Weyersberg` and the other `in Solingen`, the back-edge of the blade engraved with a pattern of repeating leaves, with a cast brass guard, a wire-bound fish-skin grip and a domed pommel cap, in its steel scabbard with brass mounts, overall 105.5cm long.
A SOVIET RUSSIAN SHASHKA the 81cm slightly curved steel blade stamped to the ricasso `1934` and with additional markings in cyrillic, the brass hilt stamped (in cyrillic) `Zlator Fabr.`, `1934` and `13K II / 302 / H L`, with an over-painted carved wooden grip and a cast brass pommel marked `C.C.C.P.`, in its leather scabbard with brass mounts, and with an attached Mosin Nagant bayonet, overall 97cm long.
A BRITISH 1885 PATTERN CAVALRY TROOPER`S SWORD the 87cm slightly curved blade stamped `EFD` [for Enfield, Middlesex] below a flattened arrow-head to one side of the ricasso, both sides additionally stamped, and the back-edge of the blade stamped `[crown] 75E` and ` `90`, with a plain steel guard and a chequered leather grip, in its steel scabbard, overall 101cm long.
A BRITISH 1827 PATTERN NAVAL OFFICER`S SWORD by Wilkinson, the 78.5cm blade marked `By Appointment / to H.M. Queen / Elizabeth II / Sword / Cutlers / Wilkinson / Sword / Ltd / Made in / England`, the gilt brass hilt with a fouled anchor device to the knuckle-guard, a folding langet, a wire-bound fish-skin grip, and a lion`s head pommel, in its leather scabbard with brass mounts, overall 97cm long.
A 19TH CENTURY BRITISH CONSTABULARY SWORD by Parker, Field & Sons, the 60cm curved blade marked `Parker / Field & Sons / 233 / Holborn / London`, the plain brass hilt with a d-shaped knuckle-guard and a fish-skin grip, in its leather scabbard with brass mounts, overall 74cm long (blade pitted and with rust).
A BRITISH ROYAL AIR FORCE OFFICER`S SWORD by Hobson & Son, the 82cm blade etched with the Royal arms, a crowned eagle, blank scrolls and foliage, marked at the ricasso `Hobson & Son / (London) Ltd, / London`, the brass hilt with an ornate pierced knuckle-guard bearing a `GR V` cypher and a crowned eagle, with a wire-bound fish-skin grip and an eagle`s head pommel, in its leather scabbard with brass mounts, overall 99cm long (grip lacking most of wire binding).
A REPLICA BRITISH ROYAL AIR FORCE OFFICER`S SWORD the 82cm blade etched with the Royal arms, a crowned eagle, blank scrolls and foliage, the brass hilt with a pierced knuckle-guard bearing a `GR V` cypher and a crowned eagle, with a wire-bound simulated fish-skin grip and an eagle`s head pommel, in its leather scabbard with brass mounts, overall 100cm long.
TWO FRENCH GRAS SWORD BAYONETS both of standard production specification, with 52cm t-section steel blades, hooked quillons with ball finials, wooden grips and brass pommels, the first marked to the back edge `Mre d`Armes de St. Etienne Mars 1877`, and in its steel scabbard with matching number `K 24532`, overall 66cm long; the second marked to the back-edge `Paris - Oudry - 1881`, and in its steel scabbard with matching number `AJ 77364`, overall 66cm long.
AN AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN MODEL 1850 CAVALRY TROOPER`S SWORD the 92cm slightly curved blade indistinctly stamped at the ricasso `[C.] Jurmann` and `[M]854`, the plain pierced steel guard with a beaded edge and twin sword knot slits, in its steel scabbard, overall 112cm long (sword blade, hilt and scabbard rusty)
AN 1831 PATTERN GENERAL OFFICER`S MAMELUKE HILTED SWORD AND SCABBARD the pipe backed blade with textured panel and vacant cartouche inscribed Odell 72 Burlington Arcade London, the hilt with feathered ivory grips, plain ecusson, tapered langets, bud quillons and bullion sword knot, the steel scabbard having cruciform locket and band with loose rings In excellent original condition with most of the original finish, slightly heavy spot of old rust on one place on one side of the scabbard
A Victorian officer's dress sword, with a shagreen and copper wire handle, pierced hilt and brass scabbard, blade 81cm, and another dress sword (2) CONDITION REPORT: Brass scabbard sword: rust to blade, no obvious damage to blade, wear to scabbard and shagreen handle. Other dress sword: several nicks to blade, some rust, dent to scabbard.
A Victorian malacca swordstick, with silver knop, Birmingham 1893, and Toledo etched fullered blade, with sprung hilt, twist to lock, blade 71.5cm 87.5cm overall CONDITION REPORT: Some splits to scabbard at top where handle meets. 3/4 of scabbard varnished/stained now showing inconsistent wear.
An dress sword, 18th/19th century, the cut steel pommel and handle with faceted bosses and with pierced hilt and rounded quillons, the triangular shape blade etched on all sides, within a leather and steel scabbard with two suspension loops, blade 79.5cm 98cm overall CONDITION REPORT: No obvious faults.
Three swords: 19th century, a British infantry officer's 1796 pattern, incomplete hilt, another with brass hilt, inscribed 'Hobson & Sons, London Ltd.', with scabbard, another with flat brass cross hilt, 99 and 95cm (3) CONDITION REPORT: One incomplete and with no scabbard. The other with loose top mount in scabbard.
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