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Lot 226
A rare Masonic walking cane c.1900, the black leather covered steel cane with silver plated ferrule and rounded knop, the knop unscrewing to reveal a concealed ceremonial sword to the interior, with brass wire grip and brass and black leather scabbard, the decorative engraved blade signed `Kenning, London, Liverpool, Manchester & Glasgow`, 36in. (91.5cm.) long. .
Lot 300
A NEPALESE HORN HANDLED KUKRI, 20th century, the pommel carved as a stylised tiger, the typical curved blade housed within a leather covered scabbard with ornate embossed white metal mounts. 45cm(L) Condition Report: Corrosion to blade, bye knives lacking, marks scratches and minor denting to scabbard.
Lot 302
A VICTORIAN OFFICERS 1874 PATTERN SWORD having a pierced and engraved hilt and shagreen grip, the curved and fullered single edge blade with remains of etching, manufactured by Jones, 6 Regent street, London, scabbard lacking. 94cm(L) Condition Report: Tarnishing to blade, some knocks and bending to hilt.
Lot 1018
Four: 1939-45 star, Burma star, Defence and War, with a Burma Star Association membership card (none named). Together with a WWII Sergeant’s battledress blouse dated 1942, with RWAFF cloth titles and shoulder patches, pair trousers, khaki shirt. A Ross Rifle bayonet dated 1/16 (spring button missing) in scabbard with leather frog. Also a quantity of letters from WWII, to a soldier in the RASC and possibly related, between addresses in Sussex, including a letter April 10th 1941 “...I expect you have heard that Hastings was bombed in the early hours of Monday morning....two to our three hospitals had direct hits...” and sundry other items.
Lot 1255
A Third Reich Army officer’s dagger, by Eickhorn, with dark orange/brown plastic grip and silver plated mounts, in its sheath. Basically GC (grip chipped and cracked, some corrosion to mounts); also a 1907 SMLE bayonet by Wilkinson, in its scabbard, GC (lightly rusted and worn overall, point rounded off). (2)
Lot 1295
An RN officer’s sword, c 1835, pipe backed blade 31”, etched with crowned fouled anchor and crowned 1816-37 R Arms within panels, regulation copper gilt half basket hilt with turn down inner portion and incorporating crowned fouled anchor, lion’s head pommel and facetted backstrap, wirebound sharkskin grip, in its leather scabbard with brass chape and locket with opposing rings. Basically GC, the hilt retaining approx 40% gilt (blade some wear and edge nicks). Plate 6
Lot 1296
A Geo V RN officer’s sword, almost straight, fullered blade 31½”, by Stumbles & Son, 43 Fore Street, Devonport, etched with crowned fouled anchor and crowned GVR cypher, within scrolls, in frosted panels, regulation copper hilt incorporating crowned fouled anchor and hilt turn down inner portion which locks to scabbard, lion’s head pommel and backstrap, with dress knot, in its brown mounted leather scabbard. GC, the blade retaining much original polish (one or two light pitting patches) Plate 6
Lot 1297
A post 1902 RNR officer’s sword, almost straight, fullered blade 31½”, by Army and Navy Cooperative Society 105 Victoria St, London SW, etched with crowned fouled anchor incorporating RNR and R Arms within scrolled oak wreath panels, regulation gilt half basket hilt incorporating crowned fouled anchor and turn down inner portion which locks to scabbard, lion’s head pommel and backstrap, wirebound sharkskin grip, in its leather scabbard with engraved gilt mounts, and a dress knot (AF). Near VGC (scabbard leather some wear, etched marks above and below fouled anchor). Plate 6
Lot 1301
A Netherlands infantry officer’s sword, c 1800, curved, fullered blade 29½”, with narrow back fuller, etched in small script letters near forte “M.J. Chaussant” on one side and “fabricant a Liege” on the other, line engraved brass hilt, the flattened crossguard with facetted ball quillon, long langets with rounded ends, knucklebow broadening towards sloping pommel and backstrap, ribbed wooden grip, in its leather scabbard with locket and chape. Basically GC for age (some wear, pitting and dents overall). Plate 7
Lot 1303
An Italian Cavalry trooper’s sword, slightly curved, fullered blade 34½”, with small ZG mark and “C Putsch Sohn” at forte, sheet steel guard with broad guard, knucklebow and sidebar, straight cap shaped pommel and backstrap, thick copper wirebound leather grip, in its steel scabbard with 2 rings. GC
Lot 1307
A 1912 pattern cavalry officer’s sword, blade 35”, etched with crowned GVR cypher in scrolled panels, regulation plated bowl guard engraved with scroll pattern overall, ornamental pommel, wirebound shaped sharkskin grip, with brown leather knot, in its plated scabbard with opposing rings. GC (blade light surface pitting) Plate 6
Lot 1311
A late 19th century French infantry officer’s sword, slender 33½” DE blade with double fullers, the brass hilt with down turned double shell guard, one with superimposed trophy of flags, the knucklebow and pommel embossed with coils, lightning bolts and wings, the black spiral grip bound with copper wire, in its plated scabbard. GC (scabbard plating flaking and rusted)
Lot 1312
A constabulary sidearm, fullered blade 22”, with unusual flat clip to scabbard, brass hilt with knucklebow and quillon stamped with a crown and WDD, stepped pommel, wirebound fishskin grip, the side of knucklebow marked “Parker Field & Sons, London”, in its brass mounted leather scabbard, with belt loop to locket. GC
Lot 1314
A good continental cavalry trooper’s sword, c 1780, curved, shallow fullered blade 34”, steel hilt with flattened crossguard and quillon, knucklebow, small upturned sideguard and 2 sideloops, plain slightly forward sloping cap shaped pommel and backstrap with diamond button to top, ribbed leather grip, in its steel scabbard with 2 rings covered in old black store’s paint. GC Plate 6
Lot 1316
A Vic 1897 pattern Indian Army infantry officer’s sword, earlier, very slightly curved fullered blade, 34”, by H S King (? unclear) & Co, Cornhill, London, etched with crowned VR cypher and trophy within scrolled, fenestrated panels and owner’s name “ S.N. Walker”, crest and motto, regulation steel hilt, the guard incorporating crowned VRI cypher, in dark brown leather scabbard with plated (worn) locket and chape. GC (some wear)
Lot 1317
A Russian light cavalry officer’s sword c 1800, curved, fullered blade 34”, etched with Turk’s heads, scrolls and flourishes, brass stirrup hilt with crossguard, quillon, knucklebow, lightly engraved lion’s head pommel and plain backstrap, wirebound (AF) leather grip, in its leather scabbard with long panelled brass mounts and 2 rings on the inner side. GC for age (some wear, chape dented). Plate 7
Lot 1320
A continental light cavalry officer’s sword, c 1800, fully curved, fullered blade 30” by “P Hendrichs & Grah in Solingen”, etched with trophies of flags and arms and flourishes, brass hilt with crossguard, quillon and langets, pronounced knucklebow, plain rounded pommel and backstrap, ribbed leather grip, in its unusual all brass scabbard with 2 rings. GC (scabbard dented and split in 2 places) Plate 7
Lot 1322
A 1796 pattern infantry officer’s sword, straight fullered blade 32½”, marked J J Runkel Solingen on backstrap and etched with crowned GR cypher, crowned pre 1801 R Arms, trophies and florets, regulation brass hilt with double shell guard, the inner one turning down, knucklebow and quillon, octagonal urn shaped pommel, wirebound grip, in its brass mounted leather scabbard, the locket engraved “Goldneys Late Neild, St James’s St. Sword Cutler to HRH The Prince of Wales”, with 2 rings and frog stud. GC for age with faint traces of gilt. Plate 7
Lot 1323
A 1796 pattern light cavalry officer’s sword, curved, shallow fullered blade 32½”, marked Richd Turner on backstrap, and finely etched with pre 1801 R Arms, mounted Hussar, flying angel, pavilion and trophies within elaborate panels, steel stirrup hilt with langets, facetted guard, pommel and backstrap with ears, leather grip (most wire missing), in its steel scabbard (tip dented) with 2 rings. GC for age (blade sharpened, some wear and light pitting overall, etching faint in places)
Lot 1325
A Geo V infantry officer’s service sword, plain, slightly curved, fullered blade 32½”, with owner’s name “A N Bain” etched on backstrap at forte, non standard pierced semi basket guard incorporating crowned GVR cypher, broadly thickened inner edge, plain pommel, backstrap with hatched panel, wirebound fishskin grip, with leather knot in its brown leather scabbard (tip AF) with frog; see lot 1286 for related items
Lot 1326
An officer’s sword of the 1st Newcastle Volunteer Artillery, almost straight fullered blade 33”, by W W White, Francis St, Woolwich, etched with winged lightning, grenade “1st Newcastle Vol Artillery” and cannon within scrolled, fenestrated panels with owner’s monogram (unclear), plated steel hilt with knucklebow, sideloop and 2 sidebars, stepped pommel, chequered backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip, with leather knot, in its leather FS scabbard with long steel chape and locket. GC (light pitting patches to blade) Plate 6
Lot 1327
An 1895 infantry officer’s sword, earlier slightly curved fullered blade 32½”, etched with crowned VR cypher within foliate, fenestrated panels, pierced WM guard incorporating crowned VR cypher and wtihout turned over inner edge, plain pommel, chequered backstrap, wirebound black leather grip, in its black leather FS scabbard. GC (blade some wear, hilt plating heavily tarnished)
Lot 1328
A Geo V 1912 pattern cavalry officer’s sword, blade 35”, with inspector’s stamp at forte, etched with crowned GVR cypher and 2 charging lancers, with wreaths, in scrolled panels, plated scroll pattern bowl guard, ornamented pommel, wirebound fishskin grip, in an OR’s steel scabbard with 2 rings. GC (dark patina to hilt and scabbard).
Lot 1329
A continental stirrup hilted sword, in scabbard FC (grip and pommel replaced); a French fencing foil by Louis Rochetin, and another fencing foil with Solingen blade and brass pommel, QGC; 2 Moroccan bazaar jambiyas, in sheaths; and 3 modern Spanish souvenir swords in the medieval style. Generally GC (8)
Lot 1330
A Vic 1822 pattern infantry field officer’s sword, very slightly curved, fullered blade 32½”, by Boreman, Strand, London (address 1848-66), etched with crowned VR cypher within tightly scrolled, frosted panels, regulation brass hilt incorporating crowned VR cypher and with turn down inner portion, stepped pommel, ornamental backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip, in its brass scabbard, with 2 rings. GC, the blade retaining some original polish. Plate 7
Lot 1331
A Prussian Model 1864 Infantry falchion, blade 17¼”, the all brass hilt stamped on the cross piece “7.RA.4.10”, generally GC (worn overall); also 6 bayonets, including Swedish M1896 in scabbard, German WWII Gew 98 with wooden grips, in scabbard; a Czech M1929; British No 1 Mk II India pattern SMLE with false edge; British P1888 2nd type; and No 4 Mk 3 spike in scabbard. QGC to GC (7)
Lot 1333
A rare and most interesting 1853 pattern cavalry trooper’s sword, specially made by Wilkinson’s for the Yokohama Mounted Rifles, almost straight, fullered blade 34½”, with narrow back fuller, etched logo of “Wilkinson Pall Mall London” on one side at forte, signaturer of J Latham (the owner of Wilkinsons at that date) and no 14416 on fore edge at forte, scrolls “Yokohama Mounted Volunteers” on the other side of blade, regulation steel hilt with flattened knucklebow, sideloop and 3 sidebars, in its steel scabbard with 2 rings; with photostat article stating that 20 of these swords were made for forces supporting the Japanese Emperor in the civil war of 1866. GC, the blade retaining most original finish (hilt and scabbard rusted overall). Plate 6
Lot 1334
A good Continetal cavalry trooper’s sword c 1900, slightly curved fullered blade 35”, with clipped back tip, mark (unclear) and small stamp “RF” at forte, Italian style steel half basket guard with reinforced inner edge, French style cap shaped pommel and brass wire bound brown leather grips, in its steel scabbard with 2 rings, the top band stamped “601”. GC, with a dark patina to hilt and scabbard.
Lot 1336
An 1899 pattern cavalry trooper’s sword, slightly curved fullererd blade 33”, marked /99 on backstrap with various stamps at forte, steel half basket guard, stamped I.Co.L.Y 213, with reinforced inner edge, diced leather grips, in steel scabbard with opposing rings. Basically GC (guard a little dented, old pitting and black paint to hilt and scabbard).
Lot 1337
A 1796 pattern heavy cavalry trooper’s sword, straight shallow fullered blade 34½”, with spear point, regulation pierced flat guard, with reinforce and quillon, into broad knucklebow, plain pommel and backstrap with ears, wirebound fishskin grip, in its steel scabbard with 2 rings. Basically GC, the blade good (some wear and pitting overall to hilt and scabbard, small scabbard dent). Plate 6
Lot 1405
A German M18998/05 bayonet, with trimmed muzzle ring and no flashguard, by Simson & Co, Suhl, in steel mounted leather scabbard with frog (bayonet basically GC, scabbard FC); a kukri, with plain wood hilt and leather covered sheath; 2 African knives in leather sheaths; a fencing foil; and a modern chrome and enamel car badge of the Life Guards. QGC to GC (6)
Lot 1406
A scarce saw back bayonet, similar to the P1875 Martini Henry, blade 18¾” with 7” saw back section and no trace of ordnance or other markings, the 20mm diameter muzzle ring fits a Snider artillery carbine but the groove will not fit the lug. FC; in a French Chassepot scabbard. A similar bayonet is illustrated in “The Bayonet Book” by Watts & White described as P1875 Martini Henry 2nd type, with 20¼” blade and crosspiece modified to fit the Snider carbine.
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