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Lot 68
Period Third Reich Kriegesmarine dagger for Administrative Personnel , the double-edged etched blade with two fullers, stamped Original Eickhorn Solingen with squirrel trademark, gilt brass eagle pommel and hilt with anchor motif, steel scabbard with double rings on oak leaf bands and stylised lightning bolts, overall 16.5",
Lot 72
19th century French cavalry officers sword, edge of the blade inscribed ,M.le d`Armes de chateau Juin 1874 Dragons Mlle 1854, Cme. 1882`, in steel scabbard, brass guard, leather and brass wire grip, 44.5" long,Numbers on blade and scabbard match - 25714. Blade and scabbard not bent. Scabbard very worn, 37.25" long. Sword - handle, blade and guard worn. Blade - 36.25" long.
Lot 76
19th century 1845 pattern Scottish sword in brass sheath, engraved blade the guard with VRI, 40" overallScabbard - bent but sword will go all the way in, dented and worn. Scabbard 34.75" long. Sword - No wire on pommel but there are wires around the leather grip. Grip poorly fitting. Wear to blade, guard and handle. Blade 33.25" long.
Lot 85
19th century French Chassepot bayonet with metal scabbard marked St Etienne Aug 1878, blade 23" and three other bayonetsChassepot - Scabbard - heavily pitted worn and rusted. Bayonet - tip blunted, blade pitted and worn. Button works but stiff. Scabbard and bayonet have same serial number - 53819. Osborn & Gun.... Worn and pitted, tip blunted. Marked with a crown over an 8. Next - leather scabbard worn and cracked. Mounts very worn. Marked CH & SF 1899. Bayonet - various marking inc. NEP8124 to handle. Button works but stiff. Last - Scabbard rusting worn and pitted. Bayonet marked with symbols. Blade with some pitting. Handle very worn. Button works but stiff.
Lot 100
Edward VII Royal Engineers officer`s dress sword having belonged to Major W. P. Pakenham Walsh. Engraved with his name and crest, made by Edward Thurkle, Denmark Street London, with steel guard and pommel, shagreen and wire grip, the fullered blade stamped `10405` in steel mounted leather scabbard, with relevant photocopies of The London Gazette. Note: W. P. Pakenham Walsh was killed on active service on July 1st 1916.
Lot 101
Major-General Reginald G. S. Hobbs` sword inscribed `Presented to Gentleman Cadet Reginald G. S. Hobbs on his obtaining his commission from the Royal Military Academy for exemplary conduct whilst at the institution`, with steel guard and pommel, shagreen and wire grip, blade stamped 61399 in brown leather scabbard. NOTE: Hobbs was commissioned in the Royal Artillery in 1928. He played rugby for England against South Africa at Twickenham in 1932 and then served in India. He fought in World War II becoming Commanding Officer of 104th Regiment (Essex Yeomanry), Royal Horse Artillery in the Western Desert taking part in the battle of El Alamein in 1942 and then being deployed to North West Europe as a General Staff Officer. After the war he was Chief of Staff for Combined Operations. Then in 1950, he became Commander Royal Artillery for 1st Infantry Division In the Middle East. He was made Commander of 2nd Infantry Brigade in 1951, Commandant of the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in 1954 and Director of the Royal Artillery at the War Office in 1957. He went on to be General Officer Commanding 1st Division in 1959 before retiring in 1960.Leather scababrd worn but complete and intact. Some wear to engraved decoration on blade but inscription clearly visible, and some tarnishing. Shagreen worn and pommel worn.
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