A Vic light cavalry officer’s mameluke hilted sword, slender curved, fullered blade, 32½”, by “James 6 Regent St London” (style of the firm 1832-68), etched with crowned VR cypher in scrolled panels, plain slender steel crossguard with langets, stud finials, solid ivory grip (cracked) with 2 steel studs and pierced for sword knot, in its steel scabbard with 2 rings; probably Indian army. GC (minor wear and pitting to scabbard). Plate 5
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A Geo V 1897 pattern infantry officer’s sword of The Northumberland Fusiliers, straight fullered blade 32½”, etched on one side with R Crest, rose, “Quo Fata Vocant”, regimental grenade badge with V and 19 battle honour scrolls “Peninsula” to “S Africa 1899-1902”, and on the other with crowned GVR cypher with wreath in scrolled panels, regulation plated hilt incorporating crowned GVR cypher and with applied regimental grenade, plain pommel, chequered backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip, with leather knot, in its plated scabbard with 2 rings; in leather carrying case with initials “RCB”. GC, a clean example (one throat screw missing, a few plating bubbles to inner side of scabbard, and edges of guard) Plate 5
An M1891 bayonet for the 7.65mm Argentine Mauser rifle, marked “Modelo Argentino 1891” with arms at forte and maker’s “Weyersberg Kirshbaum & Co Solingen”, hooked quillon, WM grips, in its steel scabbard with matching nos A8879 to forte (BB1); a similar bayonet with similar markings, brass grips, matching nos D7176 (BB2); and a similar M1909 bayonet “Modelo Argentino 1909”, etc, at forte, wooden grips, in scabbard, matching nos M0537 (BB3), GC -3
A socket bayonet for the Belgian M1841 musket, in leather scabbard with white throat strap (BB79); another for the Belgian M1867 Albini Braendlin rifle, in scabbard with white throat strap and with wooden grip to convert it to a sidearm when fitted to the socket (BB80); and another for Austrian M1854 Lorenz rifle, helical slot to socket (some wear and pitting; BB17). GC -3
A Belgian M1924 export bayonet for the Mauser rifle, no 2008 on top of pommel, no other visible markings, in scabbard (BB99); a VZ-24 bayonet for the 8mm Czech Mauser, inverted anodized blade, in scabbard (BB127); and an M1948 bayonet for the 8mm Yugoslav Mauser, vendor states blade marked with “Cyrillic characters translated to Preduzece 44 indicating that this bayonet was manufactured post WW2 in Factory 44 which is in Kragujavac, Serbia”, in scabbard (BB970). Near VGC -3
A Belgian M1924 export bayonet, wooden grips, no 20173 on top of pommel, in steel scabbard (similar BB100); a Belgian SAFN M1949 bayonet, hilt marked SA30, hilt and scabbard marked 19084 (BB 103); and an F.N. FAL bayonet, blackened forte to blade, flash guard to hilt, in scabbard (BB 104) VGC -3
A French M1956 bayonet for the 49/56 MAS rifle, steel scabbard and integral frog (BB222); an M1 knife bayonet for US Garand Rifle, plastic grips, in composition scabbard (US logo ground off; BB 929); a Spanish M1964 knife bayonet for the 7.62mm CETM rifle, green plastic scabbard and frog (BB 569). GC(3)
A socket bayonet for the Russian M1891 Moisin Nagent rifle, cruciform blade with screwdriver tip, locking ring to socket (no scabbard; BB 947); a similar M1891/30 bayonet with locking stud to socket, in brown leather scabbard with integral belt loop; vendor states “probably Finnish- so a captured weapon” (BB 949) -2
An M1893 bayonet for the Spanish 7mm Mauser, marked “Artilleria Fca De Toledo 1899” at forte, in steel mounted leather scabbard (BB563); an M1893 Spanish Mauser sword bayonet, steel mounted leather scabbard (BB564); and an M1897 knife bayonet for the Remington Rolling Block rifle, believed to be for export to Mexico, in scabbard (BB 482). GC -3
An M1941 bayonet for the M1941 Spanish 8mm Mauser rifle,bolo blade with crowned FN Toledo mark at forte and serial no 5895Q in scabbard with frog (BB 567) and another with Ricchieri adaptor for the Spanish M1943 short Mauser, no 7893V, in scabbard, both with black plastic chequered grips. Near VGC -2
An M1896 knife bayonet for the Swedish Mauser rifle, spatulate blade, chequered tubular grip, brown leather frog with retaining straps (one broken) to hilt; another with retaining clip to scabbard and strap to frog (BB 587); and an M1927 bayonet for the Finnish Moisin Nagent rifle in scabbard (BB 171). GC -3
An M1957 bayonet for the Swiss S.I.G. assault rifle, in scabbard with brown leather frog, Chilean export version (BB 614); an all steel Belgian F.N. Cal bayonet, in scabbard (BB 107); a Soviet AKM Type I wire cutter bayonet, with black plastic grips, grey webbing wrist strap, in scabbard (BB 957). VGC -3
A Swiss Stgw. 90 (Assault Rifle 90) Bayonet, in scabbard with frog; a German KCB-77 M3 saw back wire cutter bayonet, for the G3 Assault Rifle, in scabbard with integral frog; an M9 Probis III knife bayonet for the US M16 Assault Rifle, webbing straps, pouch with whetstone, belt hanger. VGC -3
†A presentation kukri, blade 10”, plain hilt, in its maroon velvet scabbard with sheet Indian silver side bands (minor dents) and pierced, floral and foliate panelled locket (a gilt elephant god at the top), and chape, central silver band inscribed “Presented by All Ranks of 34 Sqn Gurkha Transport Regiment, 1 Aug 1966”, 2 companion knives in velvet sheaths (loose). GC (scabbard tip crushed)
An Indian tulwar, double fullered blade 31”, the fullers on one side stamped with small sun or rosette marks alternating with characters (? indistinct), the hilt silver damascened overall with flower heads and scrolls within plain border, in its original red velvet covered scabbard with gold wire embroidery and bands around the throat. GC (the scabbard velvet worn, some wear to silver damascening). Plate 5

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