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Lot 973
* A Reproduction Japanese Field Officer`s Kyu-Gunto Sword, the 64 cm plain blade with single fuller, the brass bound white leather hilt with cast gilt brass stirrup and pierced foliate small basket guard, 81.5cm overall, in its steel scabbard with single ring, together with another Japanese Sword stamped Suya, Tokyo, Japan, the 71cm blade with waived watered edge, pierced brass basket hilt, 71cm overall, in its plated scabbard, poor condition, and two wall sword wall racks and a Middle Eastern Jambiya, the 22 cm curved blade with silver and brass collar, wooden grip, 37 cm overall, in its silver and brass scabbard (5)
Lot 974
* An Arab Nimcha, 19th century, with 83cm slightly curved fullered steel blade stamped with stars and crescents, chiselled hilt with three down swept quillons with lobated terminals, large grip probably rhino horn grip with silver ferrule, 99cm overall, in its wooden green cloth covered scabbard with finely decorated silver mounts including central mount depicting hand and crescent, some damage to the scabbard (1)
Lot 975
* An 1896 Pattern Mountain Artillery Sword, the 75.5cm curved single fullered blade stamped `Mole`, regulation brass stirrup hilt stamped `MA 12 03` with langet and solid ribbed grip, 88cm overall, together with another, blade stamped Mole, guard stamped `R.P.1203 1.M.C. 11`, each lacking scabbard (2)
Lot 976
* An 1895 Pattern Scottish Officer`s Broadsword of the Seaforth Highlanders, the 84.5cm straight steel blade etched with crown and `V.R.` cypher, and regimental crest, the basket hilt pierced with heart and lozenge motifs, lined in kid back red cloth, wire-bound fish-skin grip, fluted domed pommel, 102cm overall, in its steel scabbard (1)
Lot 988
* A 1822 Pattern Light Cavalry Officer`s Presentation Sword, the 90cm slightly curved steel blade by `Reeves Greave & Co, Manufacturers of Improved New Pattern Registered Sword, Charlotte St`, etched with `V.R.` cypher within foliate decoration, and presentation inscription `Presented by Cornet the Right Honble Lord Leigh to Mr Thos Bryan, 6th Troop W.Y.C. for his proficiency in the sword exercise. Oct 1st 1851`, steel three-bar guard, downswept quillon, wire-bound fish-skin grip, domed pommel, in its steel scabbard, 106cm overall Reeves Greave & Co were operating between 1853 - 55, Charlotte Street, Birmingham. (1)
Lot 992
* A Great War U.S. Army Trench Knife by `L.F. & Co.`, the 22.7cm triangular steel blade with steel studded knuckle bow stamped `U.S. L.F.& C. 1917`, wooden grip, 35.5cm overall, together with a Second World War Period Fighting Knife, the 18cm wide steel blade with blackened cross guard, wooden grip with copper rivets, 31cm overall, and a 1960s `Pig Sticker` Type Knife, all steel with 16.5cm cruciform type blade, chequered grip, 28cm overall, in its steel scabbard, with webbing frog (3)
Lot 995
* Two Victorian 1856 Pattern Pioneer Sawback Swords, each with 58 cm sawback blade stamped `Wilkinson, London`, with inspectors and War Department stamps, brass stirrup hilt guard, solid ribbed grip and down-swept quillon, 70cm overall, each in its brown leather scabbard with brass mounts stamped `Mole` The 1856 Pattern Pioneer sword was feared by many but was not primarily designed for this reason. Pioneers were a crucial part of any regiment and this type of sword was deemed of great importance, assisting the men with preparing defensive works, constructing military accommodation and clearing trees and pathways. (2)
Lot 1000
* Uniforms belonging to Captain H.C. Richmond, M.I.D., 1st Battalion, Gloucestershire Regiment, Killed in Action near La Bassee, France 25.1.1915, Comprising, japanned uniform tin, lid inscribed `H.C. Richmond, 1st Gloucestershire Regiment`, enclosing Officer`s cap, white and black with oak leaf band and embroidered regimental sphinx badge, monogrammed `H.C.R.` by Hawkes & Co, in its circular japanned tin with brass shield shape tailors plaque inscribed to the recipient; navy blue officer`s tunic, with brass regimental buttons breast with Queen`s South Africa riband bar; scarlet mess jacket, with brass regimental buttons; two pairs of trousers each with red stripe; crimson sash and cummerbund ; two pairs of officer`s spurs, sword scabbard; leather sword bag and letter dated 30.8.1905 Captain Harold Christopher Richmond M.I.D. (1880-1915), educated at Balliol College, Oxford, commissioned Lieutenant, 1900, served during the Boer War with the Gloucestershire Regiment, entitled to a Queen`s South Africa with four clasps, re-engaged during the Great War with the Regiment, In the early hours of 25.1.1915 the 3rd Brigade was warned to expect a large-scale German attack on Cuinchy and Givenchy. Both ÒAÓ and ÒDÓ Company were in the line when the attack began. At 07.35 hours Capt W K George and Capt H C Richmond of ÒDÓ Company were killed. Richmond is commemorated in the Guards Cemetery, Windy Corner, Cuinchy, France. A photograph of the recipient can be found on the internet. (-)
Lot 1034
* An India Pattern Brown Bess Flintlock Musket, the 100cm barrel with various proof stamps, swan neck hammer, side lock engraved with crown and `G.R.`, brass trigger guard contemporarily engraved `B.H. Cuffley`, fully walnut stocked stamped `W.R.`, brass butt-plate, sling straps and ramrod, 138.5cm overall, with its socket bayonet by `W. Rock` engraved `207`, 55cm overall, in its leather and gilt metal scabbard stamped `Norman Sherborne` (1)
Lot 1043
* A Deactivated Second World War German Mauser K98 Bolt Action Rifle, the 63cm barrel with various Waffen stamps, serial number `C16979`, `Mauser-Werke A.G. Oberndorf A/N.` dated 1937, walnut stock with leather sling strap and leather breach protector, 111cm overall , with deactivation certificate, together with a K98 bayonet, the 25cm blued blade stamped `3581` and `41asw`, 38cm overall, in its metal scabbard with leather frog stamped `St. Orthey Marlenberg / Ww. 1939 SS BL 3`, front stamped `SS Gerbirgs Division Nord` (2)
Lot 445
A Second World War German Nazi Youth dagger with swastika and enamelled handle, the blade inscribed "P. Lungstrass Solingen, RZM, M7/57" on one side and "Blut und Ehre!" on the other, in original metal scabbard, and a Javanese and Malayan kris with turned wooden handle and grooved tapering blade in an embossed brass sheath, together with an Indian brass opium pipe
Lot 132
A court sword, hollow-triangular section blade 31 3/4 in. with panels of etched decoration to the forte, all-steel hilt with openwork shell, slender knuckle bow, urn pommel and grip all set with faceted steel studs, steel mounted black leather scabbard, frog stud decorated ensuite to the hilt, complete with a belt and sword bag.
Lot 136
A mid-18th Century hunting sword, straight single-edged blade 22 3/4 in. with ‘false’ back edge for the last 8 in., with gilt highlighted engraved decoration and retaining traces of blueing, brass mounted hilt with scrolling quillons and domed pommel with turned finial, stag horn grips, lacks scabbard.
Lot 137
A 19th Century sidearm, curved single-edged blade 26 1/4 in.with ‘false’ back edge for the last 9 1/2 in. and a single broad fuller to each side, marked for Mole and Sons Birmingham and bearing Indian ordnance marks, stirrup hilt with brass knuckle bow and pommel, ribbed cast iron grip, leather scabbard, possibly for use by police or customs officers.
Lot 147
An unusual cavalry trooper’s sword, of the British 1821 type but with some variations, slightly curved blade 35 1/4 in. with a broad fuller to 8 1/4 in. from the point, ricasso marked ‘V.W.’ and with crowned inspection mark of ‘L’ over ‘8’, three bar hilt, plain back strap with smooth pommel, ribbed leather covered grip, steel scabbard with two suspension rings.
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