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Click here to subscribeA good early 20th Century sheath knife, heavy clip-backed blade 8 1/2 in. and marked ‘Watson London’, oval cross piece with short lugs front and back, steel hilt frame incorporating fold out corkscrew and button hook, a pair of scissors in a compartment to the butt (a further compartment lacking contents), chequered composition grips, brown leather scabbard with steel retaining clip.
A good bowie knife, clip backed blade 7 1/2 in., ricasso marked ‘J Rogers & Sons/ No 6 Norfolk Street/ Sheffield England’ and with a Maltese cross and ‘*’ stamped to the other side, white metal cross piece with ball finials, stag horn grips with a vacant white metal cartouche, leather scabbard with white metal locket.
A scarce and important Georgian naval ‘Nile’ dirk, deeply curved blade 15 1/2 in., hilt with S-curve quillons, spiral fluted ivory grip, and characteristic crocodile head pommel, lacks scabbard. This kind of dirk is believed to have been adopted by junior officers present at the Battle of The Nile in 1798, after the precedent set by those captains who had fought with Nelson at the Nile and who had formed themselves into an unofficial brotherhood known as the ‘Nile Club’ characterized by their distinctive swords decorated with the crocodile motif.
An Afghan choora, slender T-section blade 8 in., the back decorated in low relief, two-stage hilt with metal frame and bone grip scales to the upper part, broad hooked pommel, leather covered wooden scabbard; together with another choora of similar form, in scabbard; and a vacant scabbard. (3)
An African short sword, double edged blade 21 1/4 in. with incised decoration to each side, wooden hilt with fluted grip and broad crescent shaped pommel, crocodile skin scabbard; together with an African dagger, curved blade 8 in. with etched panels, bone grip with wire binding, crocodile skin scabbard. (2)
A Sudanese sword kaskara, broad double edged blade 34 1/2 in., short fullers to each side with incised marks, one side with an incised panel of arabic script, steel cross guard with waisted diamond-section quillons and flaring langets, wooden grip with vegetable fibre binding, lacks scabbard.
A dirk, probably North African, deeply curved blade 15 1/4 in., S-curve quillons, carved wooden hilt with integral knuckle guard and shaped pommel redolent of a nimcha, hilt decorated with hardstone and wirework inlay, lacks scabbard; together with two African knives in moulded hide scabbards. (3)
A Heer officer`s dagger, of regulation form, unmarked blade, spiral ridged orange composition grips, scabbard with twin suspension rings. Owing to the large number of reproduction Third Reich items that have been produced, we can give no assurance or guarantee as to the authenticity of any such item. Prospective bidders must satisfy themselves in this regards before bidding.
An SA dagger, by Anton Wingen Jn, of regulation form, `de-nazified` hilt, brown finish steel scabbard. Owing to the large number of reproduction Third Reich items that have been produced, we can give no assurance or guarantee as to the authenticity of any such item. Prospective bidders must satisfy themselves in this regards before bidding.
An SA dagger, blade marked for Haco of Berlin, regulation Holbein style hilt with `B` gau mark to the cross guard, in brown finish scabbard. Owing to the large number of reproduction Third Reich items that have been produced, we can give no assurance or guarantee as to the authenticity of any such item. Prospective bidders must satisfy themselves in this regards before bidding.
A 1st pattern Luftwaffe officer`s dagger, blade 12 in. and marked for Paul Weyersberg & Co, drooping wing quillons, pinwheel type swastika to the quillon block and pommel, leather covered grip, metal mounted leather covered scabbard. Owing to the large number of reproduction Third Reich items that have been produced, we can give no assurance or guarantee as to the authenticity of any such item. Prospective bidders must satisfy themselves in this regards before bidding.
A part Heer officer`s dagger, comprising a blade by Siegfried, a crosspiece, and a scabbard with twin suspension rings and complete with hangers; together with a sword knot. Owing to the large number of reproduction Third Reich items that have been produced, we can give no assurance or guarantee as to the authenticity of any such item. Prospective bidders must satisfy themselves in this regards before bidding.
A K98 bayonet, WWII era, hilt with steel flash guard, with a steel scabbard and leather frog. Owing to the large number of reproduction Third Reich items that have been produced, we can give no assurance or guarantee as to the authenticity of any such item. Prospective bidders must satisfy themselves in this regards before bidding.
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