British George V 1897 Pattern Officers Sword Attributed to P C Graham Newcastle Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers, complete with its brown leather field service scabbard. Fish skin covered grip complete with wire. Hilt has George V monogram. Blade retains much of the original polish. Sanderson Bros & Newbould Ld Sheffield makers mark to the base. Etched panel with cipher and foliage. Complete with its leather hanging frog. Hilt has engraved section with owners details and date Oct 31st 1914. ** A Captain Percy Gordon Graham of the 16th (Newcastle) Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers was killed in action on the 1st day of the Battle of the Somme. At the time of going to print we have not been able to confirm if this is the original owner of this sword.
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British George V 1897 Pattern Officers Sword complete with its original brown leather field service scabbard. Guard with George V cipher. Fish skin covered grip. Some plating lifting to the hilt. Blade is etched with foliage and Royal Coat of arms to the centre. Base of the blade has makers mark for Robt Mole & Sons Birmingham. Spine of the blade is numbered M8018. Some surface staining to the blade.
A Chinese jadeite, coral and hardstone mounted silver sword, early 20th century, with green hardstone handle to the blade, the silver scabbard profusely carved and chased with chilong and applied with filigree work, jadeite chi-dragon roundels, rectangular agate chi-dragon panels and coral and turquoise matrix cabochons, total length 90cm.
A George III Grenadier Company officer's sword of the 53rd Regiment of Foot (King's Shropshire Light Infantry), with 31.5 inch curved blade, with chequer hardwood grip, lion head pommel and knuckle bow incorporating the cipher GR and 53, the guards with flaming grenade mounts, gilt mount black leather scabbard inscribed Prosser, Late Cullum, Sword Cutler to the King and HRH Duke of York Charing Cross
A SOUTH EAST ASIAN CEREMORIAL OR DRESS SHORT SWORD, the fullered 57cm blade with tramline decoration, the hilt formed from carved ivory handle decorated with bhuddistic figures and scrolls set between white metal scrollwork mounts and lone pommel, in a white metal mounted sectional scrollwork scabbard overall length 98cm, (grip at fault)
A German multi sided glass beer mug, the hinged pewter lid with superimposed brass eagle from a pilot’s badge; a modern ½ litre beer stein with transfer printed vignette of a German soldier and regimental banners, and hinged pewter lid; a propeller tip laminated wood photo frame containing photograph of WWI German airman; and a French Gras bayonet in scabbard (worn, muzzle ring removed, the scabbard pierced for wall display). Generally GC
An Imperial German Artillery officer’s sword, of the 4th Magdeburg Field Artillery, plated blade 32” etched with scrolls and trophy of arms, and with blued panels, on one side with crown over “FR” and Field Artill Regt Prinz Regent Luitport v Bayern (Maddeburgisches) No 4”, on the other side a horse drawn field gun and limber, the plain steel stirrup hilt with wire bound fishskin covered grip, in its steel scabbard. Basically GC (small patches of flaking and rust to blade, the hilt painted gold and the scabbard painted black over rust).
An early 19th century naval type dirk, slender pronounced hollow diamond section blade 9½”, brass S shaped crossguard with flattened button terminals, rectangular section bone grip, brass lower band and pommel, engraved on one side, prominent ball stud, with brass locket and ring (rest of scabbard missing). Basically GC (some wear).
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