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Two Post WW2 Polish Combat Knives single edged blade with clipped point. The forte dated Ò1955Ó. Blued steel crossguard, ferrule and pommel. Wooden grip secured by two steel rivets. Contained in its blued steel scabbard with leather belt loop and securing strap. Together with a similar example dated Ò1956Ó. 2 items.
WW1 American Bolo Pattern Knife single edged leaf shaped bolo blade with sharpened rear edge point. The forte stamped ÒSAÓ over flaming grenade and Ò1912Ó. Large steel crossguard with locking catch. Steel bird beak pommel. Wooden grips retained by screws. Contained in its wooden scabbard with khaki canvas and leather outer covering.
Scarce WW2 Collins & Co Machete extra long single edged blade. The forte with trade mark over ÒLegitimus. Collins & Co Made in USAÓ Ò1941Ó. Black horn slab grips retained by 5 steel rivets. Contained in its leather scabbard. The front with tooled scroll decoration with Collins & Co trade stamp.
Post WW2 F&S Knife In Special Forces Scabbard blued double edged blade. Steel oval crossguard stamped ÒCooper Sheffield EnglandÓ. Blackened 3rd pattern ribbed grip with brass locking nut. Contained in a field constructed webbing scabbard with long leg strap with top belt loop. Lower leg securing strap.
Rare WW1 French Sidearm Knife single edged blade with large fuller. The forte with trade stamp ÒBourgadeÓ (Claude Dumas). Steel crossguard and heavy pommel. Wooden slab grips with steel rivets. Faint makerÕs stamp. Contained in its converted American P17 bayonet leather scabbard with steel mounts and brass belt hook.
Falkland War Period Commercial F & S Knife blackened double edged blade. Steel oval crossguard marked ÒWilliam Rodgers Sheffield EnglandÓ. Blackened ribbed grip. Contained in its leather scabbard with blackened brass chape. Together with QC REME regimental tie ... Pair of QC gilt and enamel REME cuff links ... QC gilt and enamel REME tie clip. Quantity.
Post WW2 Russian Naval OfficerÕs Dirk short double edged blade. The forte with makerÕs stamp and 1947 date. Gilt brass S shape crossguard, ferrule with locking stud, top pommel with USSR state badge. Contained in its leather covered scabbard with gilt brass mounts. The top mount engraved with a sailing ship and fouled anchor. Two loose hanging rings. Complete with yellow braid waist belt with gilt Russian naval oval buckle. Two hanging straps with gilt anchor decorated double buckles. Clean condition
American WW2 Type B3 Life Jacket yellow cotton double bladder inflation vest. Black rubber manual inflation tubes. Lower gas inflation bottles. Yellow webbing rear and waist straps. Leather panel to front and stamp ÒVest Life Preserver Type B3Ó dated ÒApr 1941Ó. Jacket fitted with internal securing wire on reel. External RAF pattern dinghy knife in scabbard and clip on Mae West lamp.
Of Aviation Interest: A group of flying kit and other material relating to Harry William Rayner including two pairs of headphones, three flying suits, one with a fitted knife and scabbard, three soft helmets, each with leather padded earphones and oxygen attachments and various other items * Harry Rayner joined the RAF as a Sergeant Pilot in 1947 and trained at No. 4 FTS Heany in Southern Rhodesia. He served in Fighter Command from 1950-1954 and then joined Brooklands Aviation as a production test pilot, moving onto Armstrong Siddeley and Handley Page. With the demise of Handley Page he entered a career in commercial aviation before retiring in 1993
A British Yataghan bladed 1856/58 pattern bayonet, length of blade 58cm, with steel quillon, chequered grips, complete with leather and metal mounted scabbard, 1888 pattern bayonet with straight double edged blade, stamped 'Wilkinson, London', together with War Department marks, length of blade 30cm, with steel quillon, wooden grips, complete with a leather and metal covered scabbard (2)
A late 19th century French Gras bayonet, with straight single edged blade, length of blade 52cm, with steel quillon, wooden grips and brass pommel, complete with metal scabbard, also a matching Gras bayonet lacking scabbard, a French late 19th century Lebel bayonet, with straight cruciform blade, length of blade 52cm, with metal grip, complete with metal scabbard (3)
A cut down 1845 pattern infantry officer's sword, with straight single edged, single fullered blade, length of blade 32cm, with wooden grip, pierced brass guard with Queen Victoria's cipher surmounted by crown, a cut down early 19th century officer's sword, straight single edged, single fullered blade, length of blade 35cm, with brass cup guard, wooden grip, also a WWII period spike bayonet complete with black painted metal scabbard (3)
A World War II period Nazi Germany Army Officer's dagger, the straight double edged blade stamped 'Solingen', length of blade 25cm, with simulated stained ivory grip, white metal cross guard with the Eagle & Swastika emblem, replacement wooden pommel, also a late 19th/early 20th century Jambiya, with curved double edged blade, length of blade 25cm, with white metal and brass covered grip, with foliate decoration, together with matching scabbard, a British 1907 pattern bayonet, the straight single edged single fullered blade stamped 'Wilkinson', length of blade 43cm, with wooden grip, complete with metal and leather covered scabbard, a large early 20th century Kukri knife, length of blade 49cm, with horn grip complete with leather scabbard (4)
A Scottish Jewelled Dirk, the straight single edged blade with acid etched decoration of Celtic designs, the wooden grip with basket weave carved decoration, white metal fittings decorated with the thistle motif, pommel with a simulated Cairngorm stone, the matching scabbard of leather with fitted matching knife and fork, the whole profusely decorated with thistle motifs, also a Scottish Sgian Dubh with single edged blade, length of blade 10cm with white metal mounts, carved wood grip, complete with matched leather covered scabbard (illustrated)
An early to mid 20th century German S84/98 bayonet with straight single edged, single fullered blade, stamped '42CVE, no.227', length of blade 26cm, with steel quillon, grooved Bakelite grips, complete with painted metal scabbard, a British LIA3 bayonet, with straight single edged, single fullered blade with bowie style tip, length of blade 20cm, with black painted metal grip, complete with metal scabbard, a British WWII period no.5 bayonet with the jungle carbine, with straight single edged single fullered blade with bowie end, length of blade 20cm, with steel quillon and wooden grips complete with metal scabbard (3)
An 1845 pattern infantry officer's sword, with curved single edged single fullered blade, length of blade 82cm, with wooden grip with twist wire decoration, pierced brass guard with Queen Victoria's cipher surmounted by a crown, a 1907 pattern bayonet, with straight single edged blade, length of blade 30cm, with wooden grips, complete with a leather and metal scabbard and canvas frog, also in this lot an early 20th century Indian sword cane, (unable to open), approximate length of blade 46cm, the twin sectional grip of carved bone and painted wood, complete with a painted wood scabbard (af) (3)
A George V 1912 pattern British Officer's Calvary sword, straight single fullered blade with acid etched decoration and George cipher surmounted by the Royal Coat of Arms, length of blade 88cm, with leather covered grip with twist wire decoration and decorative chromed guard, complete with a leather covered and chrome metal scabbard
An 1853 pattern Calvary sword (possibly for a Yeomanry Regiment), with curved single edged single fullered blade, stamped 'Reeves', together with various proof marks, length of blade 90cm, with swept pierced steel guard, leather grip with chequered decoration, complete with a metal scabbard, the scabbard engraved UYC 53 (illustrated)
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