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Click here to subscribeA Third Reich Army Ordnance issue sabel, by Alexander Coppel, Solingen, blade 31½” with Waffenamt stamp on back edge, the brass hilt with Waffenamt stamp on all parts, the underside of the crosspiece stamped “6337” and “AC/G”, in its black painted scabbard with matching marks. GC (leather fingerschlauf missing)
An RN Midshipman’s dirk c 1856, broad blade 12”, DE for half its length, by “Thos Walton, Gosport, Outfitter to HRH Prince Albert, HRH The Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred, and HSH Prince Ernest of Lienengen”, finely etched overall with crowned fouled anchor and crowned VR cypher within scrollet foliate, frosted panels, regulation brass hilt, the shallow S shaped crossguard with acorn finials, lion’s head pommel and backstrap, wirebound white sharkskin grip, in its leather scabbard with engraved locket and chape, with knot (worn). GC, the blade retaining virtually all original finish (a few tiny speckles to edges, most gilt rubbed). Plate 6
A 19th century cavalry trooper’s sword, in steel scabbard, FC, no grip; an 1821 Light cavalry officer’s sword with etched blade, FC, blade cut down to 25”; a Vic 1822 pattern officer’s sword with slender levee type blade, FC (no backstrap), in an associated scabbard; a continental light cavalry sword, FC; and a steel scabbard.
A most impressive French Revolutionary period sidearm, slightly curved, fullered blade 27”, marked “B” and dated “18 (0)4” (unclear) at forte, heavy brass hilt, the crossguard with hound’s head finials and lion’s head centres, plain shallow pistol shaped grip and fearsome cockerel’s head pommel, in associated brass mounted leather (restored) scabbard. GC Plate 6
A French infantry officers sword, c 1832, shallow diamond section, tapering blade 31½”, hollow ground for 2/3rds length, marked “Manufactre Royale de Klingenthal” (faint) on one side, the inscription on the other side unclear, brass hilt with double shell guard, the outer one bearing an applied fleur de lys, the inner one turning down with ball catch, knucklebow with cap quillon, ovoid pommel, silver wirebound grip, in its brass mounted leather scabbard (leather limp), with brass chape and locket. GC (blade some wear)
A 19th century Indian short sword or dagger, in the European style, curved sharpened fullered blade (possibly cut down) 10½”, plain sheet steel crossguard and knucklebow into forward sloping hollow steel grip, in its fabric covered scabbard, iron chape and locket with locking catch to quillon. GC
A 19th century continental hunting sword, broad, shallow fullered SE blade 22”, etched with simple antelope on stand at forte, squared Roman style crossguard with central panel and small turn down shell, curved horn grip with 3 studs to the front, cap shaped pommel decorated with studded vine leaf panels, en suite with crossguard, in its leather scabbard with chape and locket en suite with hilt, single ring and provision for companion knife (missing). GC, the mounts retaining a little original gilt (some wear to scabbard leather )
A Japanese, Showa period, Samurai sword with cast bronze tsuba shagreen grip, plaited leather, tassels, good clean blade, leather scabbard with belt ring, blade 67cm, 90cm overall, together with a letter by Captain D M Hall, Royal Signals presented from all ranks of his old unit, dated 1945.
A World War II Japanese cavalry sword, the curved blade No'd 13213, the handle with chequered wooden grip, within a steel scabbard CONDITION REPORTS Scabbard with wear, scuffs and dents, bears impressed number "13213" plus another number etched/inscribed beneath which is quite indistinct but may "52577"?. Sword bears impressed number "13213" to blade, blade with wear scuffs and some nicks to edge, grip appears to be fairly firmly fixed to blade, there does not appear to be any other makers mark or inscriptions. Length of blade approx. 82.5 cm.
A French Heavy Cuirassiers Troopers Sword, dated 1810 of regulation type, back edge of blade inscribed Mfture Imple du Klingenthal Juillet 1810, straight double fullered blade 95.5cm stamps at forte, four bar brass hilt with flat guard, knuckle bow and three side bars, knuckle bow marked and numbered 658, leather grip - wire removed, steel scabbard
A period Third Reich second pattern Luftwaffe Officer's dagger, with scabbard. CONDITION REPORT: Good condition, no makers mark to the blade forte. Ivorine grip in good condition, complete with original tightly wound wire. Swastika's in pommel retaining appox. 75% of original gilding. Retaining uncleaned patination.
A 19th century Royal Navy officer`s dress sword the bi-fulllered, acid-etched and gilt floral inlaid blued steel blade over single knuckleguard, wire bound fish skin grip and lion`s mark pommel, in a brass-mounted leather scabbard, inscribed `Captain The Honourable Robert Gore`; also inscribed with the Devonport outfitter`s address.
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