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Lot 620
A late 19th / early 20th century 1827 pattern Naval Officer's sword retailed by Gieves, The property of the late Surgeon Rear Admiral William Leonard Mountain, C.B., O.B.E., Q.H.D.S., the 31ins etched blade (worn), with gilt hilt, wire bound shagreen grip and original leather scabbard with gilt metal fittings, and complete with knot, belt and carrying bag Note : Admiral Mountain was the first director of the dental branch of the Royal Navy
Lot 638
An M35 bolt action service rifle by Steyr, converted to .410 shotgun, Serial No. 4147, the 29ins blued steel barrel fitted with military leaf sights, full stock with sling mounts, metal butt plate fitted with original bayonet and scabbard, 50ins overall (excluding bayonet) Note : A shotgun certificate is required to purchase this item
Lot 109
A US model M1841 navy cutlass,with a dual-edged blade, a brass hilt and fish scale grip, with a federal eagle on the pommel, stamped 'U.S. N...18...'/'N. P. AMES...ELD' and inspector's marks, 'JL' and 'RC' on the quillon top and stamped rack number '25' to the inside of the hilt, with a leather scabbard,53.5cm blade67.5cm overall
Lot 658
A box containing an assortment of African and other figures of animals, mostly timber to include two large hippopotamus, crocodiles, etc, trio of African knives with beadwork & hide scabbard handles, etc (displayed behind miscellaneous cabinet THE PURCHASER OF THIS LOT MUST BE AGED 18 YEARS OR OVER
Lot 395
A late 18th Century Officer's sword by S. Brunn, the blade having blue panel with crowned Royal cypher, Royal Arms and foliage, with brass hilt with Lion head pommel plus ivory and wire work handle grip, top of blade marked Runkel Solingen, with original copper finish and leather scabbard marked 'S. Brunn, sword cutler to HRH the Prince of Wales 55 Charring Cross London', blade length approx. 82cm.
Lot 637
A SECOND WORLD WAR JAPANESE OFFICER'S SWORD the 68.5 cm (27 inch) blade with wavy hamon, the cast brass tsuba with floral motifs, the cord-bound ray-skin tsuka (grip) with floral menuki, and floral decorated fuchi (collar) and kashira (pommel), complete with brown tasselled cord, in its leather covered saya (scabbard), overall 103.5cm.
Lot 638
A SECOND WORLD WAR JAPANESE OFFICER'S SWORD with an earlier 67cm (approximately 26.5 inch) fullered blade, the cast iron tsuba with winged motif, the cord-bound ray-skin tsuka (grip) with animalistic menuki, and a gilt decorated fuchi (collar) and kashira (pommel), the fuchi with a crouching tiger, complete with brown and faded blue tasselled cord, in its leather covered saya (scabbard), overall 98.5cm.
Lot 640
A GERMAN THIRD REICH LUFTWAFFE MODEL 1935 (BORDDOLCH) FLYER'S DAGGER by Puma, Solingen, with pommel and cross-guard of non-ferrous metal, bearing sun wheel swastiksas and blue leather wire-bound grip, in its mounted leather covered steel scabbard, complete with silver portepee and chained hanger.
Lot 99
A late 19thC British presentation sword with a decoratively cast brass handle and hilt, the blade 32''L in a brass mounted hide scabbard; an attendant brass plaque is principally inscribed ''.....presented to Mr Henry Wood of the EIBCS, by the Men of Colonel Jas.Skinner's Independant Horse for having been instrumental in procuring for their Commander, the rank of Lieut.Colonel & CB for his Majesty's Service for their highly, distinguished service under Lord Lake and the Marquis of Hastings during the Mahratta & Pindarree Wars ....'' 1867
Lot 803
Formerly The Property of Captain Thomas St. John - who fought in the American Wars of Independence and who surrendered to General Washington in 1781 - George III Light Infantry Officers' sword by Tatham, circa 1800, with steel stirrup hilt, silver wire-bound leather grip, original gold bullion and red silk sword knot, very curved plain blade with rear fluke to point in original steel mounted leather scabbard, the chape engraved 'Tatham Sword Cutler and Belt Maker to The King, 37 Charing Cross near the Admiralty', suspended by two steel rings, the blade 67cm long, the whole 79cm. Provenance: By family descent. Sold with copies of Thomas St. John's Commission in New York Royal Garrison Battalion of Foot 11th November 1776, a copy of his surrender to General Washington 27th October 1781 - 'I Thomas St. John, Assistant Deputy Quarter Master General, do acknowledge myself as Prisoner of War to the United States of America and being permitted by His Excellency General Washington attaining to the articles of Capitulation to proceed to New York and from thence to Europe'. Also his Commission as Lieutenant in New York, 15th September 1782, a copy of his Will and Probate 1827 and other family documents, along with a letter of provenance from his descendant, confirming the sword's provenance
Lot 809
Scarce Victorian heavy Cavalry Officers' un-dress sword with plated 'honeysuckle' pierced hilt, Claymore-type double-edged and double-fullered blade with etched crowned VR ciphers and scrolls, retailed by J. Pillin London, in steel scabbard. By family repute belonged to an Officer in the Scots Dragoon Guards
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