There are 89932 lots that match your search criteria. Subscribe now to get instant access to the full price guide service.
Click here to subscribeA collection of miniature kukris, two with standard black mountings and lion mask pommels, blades 6 in., with byknives; another with bone hilt, the scabbard with a wirework panel set with coloured stones, blade 5 1/2 in., byknives with pointed bone grips; another with brass hilt and brass mounted scabbard, blade 4 1/4 in., bone mounted byknives; and a further knife, clip-pointed blade 6 1/4 in., tapering wooden grip, black leather covered scabbard. (5).
A good Coorg knife pichangatti, stout blade 7 in. with bluff point and clipped back at the tip, white metal hilt with swollen pommel, restrained relief decoration, the part exposed tang decorated with bands of white metal across the front and back, white metal covered scabbard, the wooden body partly exposed under a white metal lattice to the central section, locket with boss suspending a white metal chain, lacks tweezers and ear spoon..
A kukri, blade 13 in. with two short back fullers, hardwood grip with raised band, iron collar, scabbard imprinted with geometric pattern, with byknives; together with another kukri, blade 12 in., hardwood grip with raised band and brass collar, plain black leather covered scabbard, byknives - one with a bone handle. (2).
An interesting 19th Century Indian native sword of the Mooltan cavalry, broad curved blade 30 1/2 in. and of similar form to the British 1796 type, stamped `Bourne & Son`/ `XV Mooltanee Cavalry`/ `1886`, and with `503` incised at the base of the fuller, steel three bar hilt, leather covered grip, brown leather sword knot, brown leather covered scabbard..
A Moroccan jambiya, slender curved blade 9 1/4 in., embossed white metal and brass covered hilt with `peacock` pommel, waisted grip and two raised diamond shaped bosses, embossed white metal and brass covered scabbard with three further bosses, up-turned pointed chape, shaped suspension brackets; together with two similar jambiyas. (3).
A good Central African knife, broad leaf-shaped blade 11 1/2 in., faceted ivory hilt with narrow grip, braided wire and faceted bulb shaped white metal pommel, flat hide scabbard with stitched decoration; together with another similar knife, the hardwood grip with pointed brass pommel, hide scabbard. (2).
An African or middle eastern short sword, double edged blade 23 1/4 in., the edges tapering gracefully to the long point, single narrow fuller and cut decoration to each side, hilt with swollen grip and hooked crosspiece and pommel and of multi-part form incorporating horn and ivory stages and longitudinal inlaid metal bars, brass covered scabbard with impressed decoration..
An Omani jambiya, curved double-edged blade 8 in. with a pronounced medial ridge, hilt with characteristic waisted grip and part overlaid with white metal including a foliate embossed band, angled scabbard with embossed white metal throat and chape, white metal wire work covering, characteristic harness incorporating four rings..
An American Society Sword, 71cm flattened diamond section blade by B.J. SHORT CO. BOSTON, MASS., etched with scrolls, a flaming bowl above a book, the initials R.B.K. C of I and the owner`s name Samuel Alcorn, characteristic plated hilt with helm pommel, reeded bone grip, contained in it`s plated scabbard
A German Third Reich Kriegsmarine Dagger, the 25cm plain double edge and double fullered steel blade signed Alcosa, Solingen, the gilt metal hilt with wire bound cream plastic wrythen fluted grip, eagle and swastika pommel, with silver portapee and cord, brass scabbard engraved with lightening bolts, and with black gros grain and velvet hanging straps with brass lion mask buckles, alloy clip fasteners and chain.
A Japanese Tanto Dagger, with unsigned 20.5cm single edge steel blade, brass tsuba with fluted edge, fish skin grip lacks kashira, with lacquer saya; a Japanese Tanto Dagger, with unsigned 24cm blade, the iron tsuba bearing traces of gold trailed inlay, the fish skin grip bearing traces of gold paint and part of a bronze menuki - lacks saya; a Japanese Tanto Dagger, with braid bound grip and lacquer saya - poor order; a Japanese "Fan" Tanto, the bamboo grip and scabbard modelled as a closed fan. (4 - poor order).
A George V 1821 Pattern Royal Artillery Officer`s Sword, the 86cm single edge fullered steel blade etched with royal cypher and Royal Artillery badge, with nickel plated three bar hilt, wire bound fish skin grip and leather scabbard; a Ghurka Kukri, the blade stamped B66 at the ricasso, with horn grip. (2)
A William IV 1796 Pattern Light Cavalry Officer`s Sword, the 84cm single edge curved steel blade with a wide fuller, engraved and gilt with royal cypher and coat of arms, martial trophy, a cavalry officer and foliage, bearing traces of original blueing, the steel stirrup hilt with shield shape langets and wire bound fish skin grip, with steel scabbard.
A Georgian Small Sword, with plain 83cm double edge steel blade, silver boat shaped guard embosse with a shell, with reeded knuckle bow, melon fluted urn pommel and plain wood grip; a Continental Hanger, with plain 55.5cm single edge steel blade, brass hilt with brass rivetted horn two piece grip; a "Martindale" Machete, with wood grip; two Steel Epee Bayonet Scabbards; an Indian Brass Filigree Dagger Scabbard Mount, set with turquoise and moonstone type stones. (6)
A British 1859 Pattern Cutlass Bayonet, Type 2, the 65.5cm single edge broad steel blade stamped with crowned king mark to the ricasso, the steel hilt with bowl guard, chequered compressed leather two piece grip, lacks scabbard; An Indian Ebonised Swordstick, with single edge steel blade, brass bayonet fitting ferrule, the grip inlaid with leafy scrolls in bone. (2)
Loading...
