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Lot 441
A Naval Officer`s sword, with 25" etched fullered blade, gilt-brass hilt with lion head pommel and shagreen grip (lacking scabbard); together with an officer`s sword, late 19th/early 20th century the pierced guard possibly incorporating a Durham Light Infantry badge (heavily rusted and pitted). (2)
Lot 1075
A George VI naval officer`s ceremonial sword, the grooved steel blade, 79 cm, etched with floral scrolls "GRVI" cypher with crown surmount, anchor and rope twist to a pale shagreen and rope bound handle with lion head pommel, the hilt with anchor, rope-twist and crown oval contained within a black stitched leather and gilt metal scabbard (ILLUSTRATED)
Lot 1076
A George VI naval officer`s ceremonial sword, the grooved and etched steel blade, 79 cm, by Wilkinson & Co., 16 St. James` Road, Southsea with George VI cypher amidst floral scrolls to a shagreen bound grip with lion head pommel, the hilt inscribed "P J Doyle" with anchor rope twist and crown oval with braided tassel contained within a black stitched and gilt metal mounted scabbard (ILLUSTRATED)
Lot 1077
A US Navy naval officer`s ceremonial sword, the grooved and etched steel blade, 75 cm, inscribed "USN" within a shaped banner, with spreadeagle cross banner and naval emblems to a pale shagreen roped bound grip with eagle and dolphin headed handles, the hilt pierced with "USN" amidst acorns and leaves, contained within a black stitched leather and roped gilt metal mounted scabbard (ILLUSTRATED)
Lot 1078
A Royal Naval officer`s ceremonial sword, the grooved and etched steel blade, 79 cm, with foliate scrolls amidst roped borders, Royal crest and naval emblems to a shagreen roped grip, lion head pommel, the hilt with anchor, rope and crown oval, contained within a leather and gilt metal mounted scabbard (ILLUSTRATED)
Lot 1079
A naval officer`s ceremonial sword, the grooved and etched steel blade, 76.2 cm, by Jolliffe Outfitter Devonport with floral scrolls, coat of arms and naval emblems to a shagreen roped grip to lion head pommel, the hilt with anchor intertwined rope and crown oval to a braided tassel contained within a black leather and gilt metal mounted scabbard (ILLUSTRATED)
Lot 1080
A Royal Naval Reservist`s ceremonial sword, the grooved and etched steel blade, 79 cm, with armorial crest and motto "Dieu et mon droit" amidst floral scrolls and naval emblems to a shagreen and rope bound grip, lion head pommel, the hilt embossed "RNR" amidst rope, anchor and crown oval contained within a black leather and gilt metal mounted scabbard (ILLUSTRATED)
Lot 576
A SELECTION OF THREE SWORDS to include a 19th century American CAVALRY SABRE with gilt brass hand basket and wire whipped leather grip, stamped US 1864, 103cm long, another short brass handle thrusting SWORD with leather scabbard, handle stamped IRCI 91, 66cm long, and another, possibly American, SWORD, 102cm long
Lot 312
A Scottish silver and citrine mounted suite of a dress dirk, a skein dbhu and a plaid brooch, retailer`s mark `MacDougall`s London` overstriking the maker`s mark, Edinburgh 1928, the brooch by Thomas Kerr Ebbutt, Edinburgh 1925, the dirk with an unnamed faceted back edge 33.5cm blade, the silver hilt with engraved celtic designs, the pommel set with a cut citrine, in its leather covered scabbard with conforming silver mounts, and complete with companion knife and fork mounted en-suite, the locket engraved with a crest, 50cm (19in) long overall; the skein dbhu conforming, 18.5cm long overall; the circular brooch similar, with a central cut lozenge shape citrine, 9cm diameter, in a fitted mahogany box. The vendor has provided the following information: The crest of Maxwell of Herries. This set possibly a wedding gift from Gwendolyn, Lady Herries and Duchess of Norfolk (she inherited the Scottish title as the 12th Lady Herries of Terregles in 1937) to her son Bernard, 16th Duke Of Norfolk, also in 1937.
Lot 276
A George VI King`s Own Scottish Borderers Field Officer`s dress sword, the ray skin grip with thistle and pierced hilt bearing the three turret device and motto `Nisi Dominus Frustra`, the blade bearing the maker`s name for Wilkinson Sword, fitted with a leather covered scabbard, 107cm (42in) long overall
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