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Click here to subscribeAn 1895 pattern half basket British George V Infantry Officers sword, the chromed fullered blade etched with floral decoration, inscribed 'British Make 3324' and George V cypher, the guard also with GVR cypher, wirebound fishskin grip, with fishskin and twisted wire grip, in leather scabbard, blade length 82cm, overall length 95cm
A late 20th century Bowie knife, length of blade 24cm, with brass cross guard and pommel with horn grips, complete with a leather scabbard marked 'US', a further Bowie knife, length of blade 28cm, with brass cross guard and pommel with wooden grip, complete with a matching leather and brass mounted scabbard (2)
A 1912 pattern British cavalry officers sword, with straight single fullered single edged blade, the blade with acid etched decoration of George V cipher surmounted by a crown, back of blade stamped London made no.46893, length 88cm, with profusely decorated guard, fish skin grip with twist wire decoration, complete with metal scabbard
A George V period infantry officers sword, with straight single edged blade, blade with acid etched decoration of the Royal Coat of Arms, length of blade 82cm (please note blade rusted), with pierced swept guard decorated with George V cipher surmounted by a crown with fish skin grip with twist wire decoration, leather sword knot, complete with leather covered scabbard and leather sword hanging fitting
A collection of knives comprising an early 20th century Jambiya, with curved double edged blade, length of blade 23cm, with decorative brass grip, complete with matching scabbard, a North African knife, with curved single edged blade, the blade with incised decoration, length of blade 33cm with decorative horn grip, complete with a leather scabbard, further near matching knife, plus two further knives (5)
Civil War presentation cavalry officer`s sword, 1863 Civil War presentation cavalry officer`s sword, a fine example made by Clauberg, Solingen, Prussia, the elaborate bronze hilt having a relief cast of Lady Liberty and US insignia on each side of the grip, topped with a laurel wreath pommel, the pierced cross-guard continuing to the knuckle-bow, and decorated with an eagle fighting a snake, the blade engraved with U.S. and an American eagle, housed in a scabbard with bronze suspension rings, repousse mounts, and drag, and having an on oval plaque inscribed `Presented to Clement R. See, 1st Lieut Co. F. 2nd. Pa. Cavalry. 59th. Regt. Pa. Vols. March 24th. 1863, by the "Boys" of Co. F.` First Lieutenant Clement R. See of Philadelphia was promoted to captain in April 1864, wounded at St. Mary`s Church in June 24, 1864 and discharged September 1864 (Inside the Army of the Potomac, ed. J. Gregory Acken. p.476.) Starting Price: $500
A Victorian court sword with slender Wilkinson & Co. etched blade with VR monogram, the gilt hilt with cast shell and phoenix heads, knuckle bow, with original pommel tassel and a plumed helmet pommel, gilt mounted leather scabbard, length 92cm. Condition Report: Surface rusting to the blade, also some chips to the blade. The leather scabbard is looking tired and the stitching is coming open. dent to the metal work at the end of the scabbard. The sword 'knot' is also a little perished.
A straight double edged bladed Sword having steel angular cruciform hilt with diamond section quillons, the cord wrapped grip terminating with a flatted leather pommel, the 33 1/4'' blade fullered for it's full length, complete with leather scabbard/sheath with geometric decoration, snake skin details and good patina, possibly of Sudanese origin
An old curved steel bladed Sabre, the back of the blade engraved with the year 1852 and other script, and having a ridged wooden grip and brass/bronze simple loop knuckle guard and curved quillon, the blade with stamped marks, 34 1/2'' long, complete with leather bound wooden scabbard having brass/bronze fittings.
Seven various knives to include knife in scabbard, the leather scabbard inscribed `L.A.M Mason H.M.S khedive h.M.S Persus H.M.S Victorious FX 94881`, the blade approx. 17.5cm. long; a carved handled kris with watered blade, length of blade approximately 33cm; a William Rodgers knife in scabbard, length of blade approximately 15cm. etc.
Pym family medal groups, Royal Warwickshire and Commandos. (N.Staffs) WWI trio awarded to 1538 PTE D.C.Pym R.War:R., together with a War badge with original certificate and a dog tag for D.C. Pym C.F 277C0 R.E. along with WW1 1914 Christmas tin. A group of four medals with box of issue, awarded to 5055894 L/CPL .G.Pym comprising of 39/49 Star, Burma Star, War and Defence medals, original Fairbairns and Sykes type fighting knife, broad arrow and B2 marks to guard with original scabbard; together with a Commando Service certificate, various photographs, (6 troop 1944 and Burma 1944) various arm patches; Home Guard, BHM, 42., together with Coronation medals and a quantity of cap and lapel badges, a William Rodgers `I cut my way` knife in sheaf, large panoramic photograph Commando Basic Training Centre, Scotland, June 1944.
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