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Click here to subscribeImperial German Bavarian Officers Sword complete with its original black painted scabbard. The sword hilt has oak leaf decoration and langet with Bavarian lion holding shield and sword. Black grip complete with wire. Blade has etched panel to the centre with the Bavarian motto and foliage etc. Blade remains in very good condition with much of the original finish. Hilt and scabbard show some wear with some surface rusting.
Imperial German Garde Train Battalion Officers Sword complete with its original black painted steel scabbard. Black grip complete with the original wire and steel hilt with pierced dish guard. Blade has early WKC makers trade mark to the base. Blade is etched to both sides. One side having the original owners name and unit, 1 Comp Garde Train Batl, with the other side having image of the Kaiser and dedication in memory of service. Some light staining to the blade but generally good condition.
Swedish Cavalry Troopers Sword with Royal Air Force Connection. Straight blade with central fuller, various stamps including regimental issue A.4 2/K2 No.160 (matching scabbard) regulation pierced brass guard, leather covered grip, in its steel scabbard engraved ‘This cavalry sabre is presented to the British Air Attachee Group Captain C H Simpson 21st December 1946". Very good condition.
Unusual 19th Century Military Sword, German made probably for the British army, pipe back blade 33" with maker's stamp and British inspector's stamp (?), steel hilt with triple bar guard, folding sideguard, plain pommel, in a British steel cavalry trooper's scabbard stamped VR Enfield 1848, engraved with regimental markings 7H's B (erased) 356. Good condition, sword grip replaced with filler, scabbard pitted.
WW2 British Home Guard Auxiliaries FS Style Fighting Knife, with stag horn grip. Brass cross guard. Fairbairn Sykes commando knife blade. Housed in its original brown leather scabbard with remains of the top fitting. Accompanied by the book “The Last Ditch – Britain's Secret Resistance and the Nazi Invasion Plan" by David Lampe. (2 items)
Sudanese Mahdist Sword Kaskara, broad straight double edge blade 28.75" cut with 3 short fullers and struck with star and crescent device, iron crosspiece, leather covered grip, the lower section covered with embossed silver sheet, in its leather covered scabbard. Good condition, top 4" of leather missing from scabbard.
Borneo Head Hunter's Sword Mandau, 20th century, blade inlaid with long row of brass S-shaped devices and pellets, bone hilt carved with stylised dragons, woven bamboo covered grip, in its wooden scabbard carved with dragons, bone mounts, woven bamboo belt, complete with pisau raut. Good condition.
British 1827 Pattern Royal Naval Warrant Officer's Sword, Blade 31.5" etched with royal arms and crowned fouled anchor. Regulation hilt with traces of gilding, hinged guard engraved with owner's name ‘R J Smart R.N., regulation brass mounted leather covered scabbard, bullion dress knot. Good condition, small stains to blade, grip worn and re-bound.
British Edward VII 1845 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, etched blade 32.5", regulation brass hilt, in its leather covered field service scabbard with inked inscription ‘R W D Leslie RAMC'. Good condition, blade worn, extreme tip of scabbard missing. ** Robert Walter Dickson Leslie started his military career as a Lieutenant in the RAMC in 1906. He served in Crete and Malta before the outbreak of WW1. He ended the First World War with the rank of Major. He retired from the army in 1941 with the rank of Major General.
British Edward VII Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Officer's Field Service Sword, double edge fullered blade 32.5" by McClymont, Glasgow, etched with royal cipher, ‘L' interlaced and entwined, and foliage. Associated crosspiece (Royal Scots pattern), fish skin grip, steel pommel. Good condition, tip of blade bent, scabbard missing.
British Edward VIII 1854 Pattern Honourable Artillery Company Officer's Sword by Wilkinson, No. 65555 for 1936. Blade 32.5" etched with regimental devices, scrolls and owner's initials W.E.C. and retaining virtually all original polish. Regulation plated hilt, in its leather covered dress scabbard. Very good condition. With copy of the Wilkinson ledge entry: “Jul-9-1936-65555-H.A.C.Inf.-W.E.Cole".
Victorian 1895 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, Blade 32.5" by Wilkinson No.35709 etched with royal cipher, arms, scrolls and maker's device. Regulation hilt, in its leather covered field service scabbard. Good condition, some age wear overall, plating to guard well worn. With copy of Wilkinson ledger entry: “April 5-1898-35709-Infy; Name. Potts. W. Regiment 2 V/B. Oxford. L. I."
Elizabeth II 1897 Pattern Royal Engineers Officer's Sword, Blade 32.5" by Wilkinson No.74021 for 1954, etched with royal arms, regimental device, maker's device and scrolls, and retaining all its original polish. Regulation plated hilt and dress scabbard. Fine condition, a little rust showing beneath plating.
Scarce Victorian 1822 Indian General and Staff Officer's Pattern Levee Sword, slender blade 32.5" by Watson and Co. Bombay, etched and polished with royal cipher, crossed sword and scabbard, and foliate scrolls. Regulation hilt, in its brass dress scabbard. Good condition, guard slightly misshapen, minor dents to scabbard, some pitting at end of blade.
Interesting Edward VII Artillery Officer's Sword with 1821 Pattern Heavy Cavalry Officer's Undress Hilt. Blade 33" etched with crowned EVIIR cipher, royal arms, cannon, thunder flash device and ‘Artillery' with scrolls. Regulation hilt, wire bound fish skin covered grip, in its steel scabbard. Good clean condition.
George VI 1892 Pattern Household Cavalry Troopers Sword housed in its original parade steel scabbard. Original grip with wire binding. Pierced decorated hilt with parade white buff inner lining and knot. Plain polished blade with issue stampings to the base. One scabbard ring missing but otherwise good condition example.
Georgian Royal Navy Warrant Officers Sword Circa 1825 complete with the remains of the original leather and gilt mount scabbard. The gilt mounts to the hilt retain much of the original gilt wash finish. Engraved anchors to the langets. Grip of black fish skin with the original wire. Top scabbard mount is engraved with Firmin & Sons Sword Cutlers 153 Strand London. Blade has standard etched decoration which is still visible. Some surface staining to the blade. Scabbard is original to the sword but is in poor condition with the lower section missing and the top section very weak.
British Victorian Court Sword with gilt metal half shell guard with decorated knuckle bow. Complete with the leather and brass mounted scabbard. Blade is etched with foliage and Victorian crown. Hill Bros London retailers mark to the base of the blade. Blade has been well polished. Generally good overall condition.
Edward VII 1854 Pattern Scots Guards Officers Sword complete with the original brown leather field service scabbard. Grip of fish skin with wire binding. Hilt has regimental badge of the Scots Guards. Blade is etched with foliage, battle honours, monogram and regimental badge. Blade remains in good condition overall. A&TA Thompson London makers mark to base of the blade and spine is numbered 101688. Scabbard is complete with its leather frog, some dry spots and flaking to the leather scabbard covering.
Victorian Staffordshire Constabulary Side Arm being brass mounted with regulation fish skin covered grip. Back of the guard is marked S C C 357 and has push button release. Curved blade etched with Victorian Crown and Staffordshire Knot, also engraved with STAFFORDSHIRE No114 CONSTABULARY. Some wear to the blade and scabbard is absent.
British 1821 Pattern Light Cavalry Officers Sword complete with its original steel scabbard. Three bar hilt with original fish skin covered grip. Bullion sword knot attached to the hilt. Blade is etched to the centre panel with foliage and Queen Victoria cipher. Base of blade has Hawkes & Co Piccadilly London makers mark and the spine is numbered 3612. Blade remains in good overall condition.
Victorian Oxfordshire Constabulary Side Arm being brass mounted with regulation fish skin covered grip. Complete with press button release on the back of the guard. Black leather scabbard with brass mounts. Blade is marked with makers details Parker Field & Son London. Opposite side of the blade is marked O. C No 25. Some surface staining to the blade.
British George IV 1822 Pattern Infantry Officers Sword with gilt swept three bar hilt having cipher to the middle. Fish skin covered grip complete with wire. Complete with its original leather and brass mounted scabbard. Bottom section of the scabbard is loose. Slight curved pipe back blade with etched strung bugle and LII. Blade also etched with royal monogram for George IV. Some surface wear and staining to the blade.
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