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Lot 295
An infantry officers pattern 1897 sword GVR cypher. Numbered 2605 and marked `Batson London`. Overall good condition, no scabbard. Together with a continental Germany sabre. 4 bar brass hilt. Blade markings indistinct but appears to have been manufactured in Liege. Unfortunately the grip has been repaired.
Lot 345
A large knife, possibly Sudanese / Ethiopian. 39cm blade with 3 small fullers, script on both sides of an Amharic type. With an image of a fish on one side and a beetle on the other. The grip is bound with alligator on lizard skin. Some rust patches on the blade together with its very unusual scabbard, which is made up of a small alligator, with the hilt protruding from the mouth. Overall good condition for age.
Lot 376
NSKK-type dagger, the blade 22cm approx and etched "alles fur Deutschland". On the reverse there is a manufacturers mark within a circuit saying "Gebruder Heller-Schmalkalden" and an anchor in the centre. Cross guard stamped on the reverse Mi. Wood grip with eagle and roundel inset. The blade has slight wear and tarnish but otherwise is very good. The engraving is crisp and on the grip the eagle is nicely detailed and a good fit. Together with scabbard painted black with white metal fittings and hanger. Some minor scratches but no dents. One screw is missing from the chape and the hanger is blackened leather with a white metal spring clip, which is marked with a stylised `A` over DRGM. Overall it is a very nice example. There is no RZM code but Gebruder Heller are listed as RZM no. M7/50.
Lot 399
A socket bayonet for the Martini Henry rifle. WD marked and dated 12/87. Blade length 55cm approx. Very good condition, together with its scabbard and buff leather frog which is arrow marked and stamped. WTO 190. Very good condition for age. When fitted to the Martini rifle it makes a formidable weapon.
Lot 413
German imperial navy sword. Damascus steel blade 29.5cm approx, WK&C with kings head and knights helm on one side and GB & S under crossed swords on the other. Brass hilt decorated overall with lions head pommel (red/green eyes) and folding langet decorated with imperial crown and fouled anchor. Grip wire bound ivory on celluloid. Complete with brass bound leather scabbard and attachment straps. Some service wear and chip at the top of the grip but overall in good condition.
Lot 824
*Cased Court Dress of Sir Frederick Wills, 1st Baronet (1838-1909), circa 1890, comprising court sword, the 80cm triangular steel blade etched `Henry Poole & Co, Saville Row, London`, with cut steel guard, swollen grip, knuckle-bow and vase pommel, 98cm overall, in its leather scabbard with steel mounts, coatee, breeches, waistcoats, cocked hat, shoes, buckle case and sword belt, all contained in a japanned tin with brass name plate engraved to the recipient. Sir Frederick Wills, 1st Baronet (1838-1909) was a director of the Bristol based tobacco factory W.D. & H.O. Wills Tobacco, he was made a Baronet of Northmoor, Somerset in 1897. (1)
Lot 861
*A scarce Westminster Dragoons (2nd County of London Yeomanry) Trooper`s Sword, c. 1900, the 87cm steel blade by `Hamburger Rogers & Co., London`, with steel cup guard, wooden ribbed grip with diced back and stepped pommel, 102cm overall, in its steel scabbard with impressed mark for `2 Cly 130`, with two rings. The 2nd County of London Imperial Yeomanry was raised in 1901 in response to the call for volunteers to serve in the Boer War. Considered a fashionable regiment, recruitment was not a problem. By 1902 the regimental strength was twenty officers and 449 other ranks. (1)
Lot 869
*An 1880 Pattern Belgium Terssen sawback bayonet, the 46.5cm blade stamped `A.C` with scales (Alexander Coppel), `G.B.` and lion above G, the reverse side dated `1887` and crown above `E.D.`, the curved quillon stamped with V above `3807`, brass grip with conforming stamps, 59.5cm overall (lacking scabbard) (1)
Lot 875
*A Franco-Prussian War Period French Gras bayonet, the 52cm blade typically etched and dated `1876`, curved quillon, serial number `11676`, wooden and brass grip, 64.5cm overall, in its steel scabbard with matching serial numbers, together with two other Gras bayonets and two Chassepot bayonets (all lacking scabbards) (5)
Lot 883
*A Victorian Officer`s Dress Sword by Wilkinsons, Property of Captain C.V. Fitzroy, Rifle Brigade, (serial number 12817), the 81.5cm blade by `Henry Wilkinson Pall Mall, London`, etched `R.B.` with strung bugle and foliate scrolls, and initials `C.V.F.` beneath heraldic lion, pierced steel guard with Coldstream Guard crest, wire-bound fish-skin grip, stepped pommel, 94.5cm overall, in its steel scabbard. Captain Charles Vane Fitzroy (1836-1871), commissioned Captain in the Rifle Brigade 25.3.1856, entitled to the 5th Class Order of Medjidie. The record from the Wilkinsons Archive states that a Dress Rifle Sword with Solid Toledo, Letchen Point Blade was finished by Henry Wilkinson on 20th October 1863 and sold to Fitzroy Esq. (1)
Lot 885
*A Victorian 1827 Pattern officer`s sword of the Queen`s Westminster Volunteers, the 82.5cm slightly curved blade by `Ravenscroft Conduit St London`, finely etched with `V.R.` cypher and `Queen`s Westminster R.V.` regimental crest beneath strung bugle, pierced steel guard with Queen`s crown and strung bugle, wire-bound fish-skin grip, steel diced back and stepped pommel with brown leather sword knot, 99cm overall, in its steel scabbard with leather sword bag, sold with a sepia photograph of the recipient in uniform, printed by `Elliott & Fry, 55 Baker Street. W.`, reverse inscribed `Capt R.J. Jones, Lieut.R. Wilkin, 2nd Lieut.L. Wilkin, L. Company, Queen`s Westr Vols, June 1894`, 17cm x 11cm. Provenance: from the estate of Major Robert J. Jones, Queen`s Westminster Volunteers. See lots 847/886 (2)
Lot 886
*A Victorian 1854 Pattern officer`s sword, the 89cm slightly curved blade by `Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London` (serial number 23125), pierced steel guard with `V.R.` cypher and stepped pommel, grip contemporarily bound in leather, with evidence of fish-skin beneath, 105cm overall, lacking scabbard but sold with an associated scabbard. Provenance: from the estate of Major Robert J. Jones, Queen`s Westminster Volunteers Sword (manufacturer`s mark for 1872, serial number for 1879). See lots 847/885. (2)
Lot 887
An unusual Indian weapon (probably a Gupti), made of iron with square spear tip chiselled with sprigs, divisional circular iron shaft with dotted grip, the top pommel unscrewing to reveal concealed stiletto with 34cm blade, traces of engraving throughout, 85cm overall, together with an Indian tulwar and a Victorian Court sword, with 81cm etched steel blade, brass hilt with vase pommel and sword-knot, 98cm overall (lacking scabbard) (3)
Lot 889
*A 1853 Pattern Cavalry Trooper`s sword, the 77.5cm slightly curved steel blade (reduced) with spear point, crowned inspectors marks towards ricasso, triple-bar guard, diced rubber grip, 91.5cm overall, in its steel scabbard, together with a French 1855 Pattern Infantry officers sword, the 77cm slightly curved blade with inspection stamps toward the ricasso, foliate pierced guard, ribbed wooden grip, stepped brass pommel, 92.5cm overall (lacking scabbard) (2)
Lot 890
*A Victorian Levee Pattern Officer`s sword, the 82cm blade by `J.B. Johnstone Ltd, London and Dublin`, etched with V.R. cypher and foliate scrolls, gilt, metal triple bar guard, wire-bound fish-skin grip, stepped pommel, 96cm overall, in its steel scabbard (professionally refurbished throughout) (1)
Lot 903
*A Malayan Klewang, the 42cm curved single edge blade, with stained carved wooden grip bound in wire, 59cm overall, in its stained and carved wooden sheath bound in twine, with twine carrying strap, together with another similar, the 33.5cm curved single edged blade with wooden grip carved as a beast, bound in twine, 46cm overall, in its wooden sheath bound in twine, plus another Klewang (lacking scabbard) and two further jungle knives (one with scabbard) (5)
Lot 905
*A Malayan Klewang, the 37cm curved single edge blade, with wooden grip carved with a beast`s head, 51cm overall, in its conforming scabbard, carved with beast`s head and bound in twine, together with another similar, with 37cm curved single edged blade with chiseled decoration towards the ricasso, plain wooden grip, 52cm overall, in its wooden scabbard bound in twine, two further Klewangs, each lacking scabbard, plus a fly whisk (probably African) (5)
Lot 906
*An Arab Jambiya, the 38cm double fullered blade, with engraving, the wooden with three brass balls, surrounded by engraved brass mounts, 52cm overall, in its conforming scabbard with engraved brass mounts and bound in gold coloured metal wire, together with an African knife, the 24cm double edged spear point blade, with bone grip engraved with circles, 31cm overall, in its leather sheath, plus a large bowie type knife, probably Indian with 29cm single edge clipped curved blade, brass cross guard, curved horn grip, inlaid with silver circles, 40cm overall, in its leather and nickel mounted sheath (3)
Lot 907
*A WWII period jungle knife by Kitchin, Sheffield, the 43.5cm double edged blade impressed Kitchin, Sheffield, England `Snake` brand, privately engraved with initials A.I.D.?, leather handle, 57cm overall, in a primitive leather-bound sheath with carrying strap, together with a third pattern commando knife, with 17.5cm double edge blade, steel cross guard, and ribbed brass swollen grip, 30cm overall, in a wooden scabbard, probably Indonesian (2)
Lot 908
*A Malayan dagger (Kris), the 27cm heavy double edge wavy blade, with bronze cup, stained ivory and Garuda grip, carved as a beast, 36cm overall, in its wooden scabbard, together with another Kris, with 38cm wavy watered double edge blade, carved wooden handle, 47cm overall, in its wooden and brass covered scabbard, embossed with peacocks, together with a Middle Eastern jambiya (of souvenir quality) (3)
Lot 909
*A Malayan dagger (Kris), the 37cm straight watered blade, with possible armourer`s mark towards the hilt, with silver coloured metal foliate cup, holding a carved wooden Garuda, hilt, 45cm overall, in a rosewood scabbard, together with another Kris, with 31cm straight blade, brass beaded cup, carved wooden hilt, 40cm overall, in its wooden and brass covered scabbard, plus another Kris, of souvenir quality, with 21cm wavy blade, and figural carved wooden grip, 32cm overall (lacking scabbard) (3)
Lot 912
*A Burmese sword dha, the 53cm curved single edged blade, with brass ferrel and ribbed wooden grip, rings, (lacking scabbard), together with another dha, with 65cm curved steel blade, the handle bound in twine, 92cm overall, in its ebonised scabbard, plus two other Eastern swords (probably Burmese) (4)
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