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Lot 17
A Moghul jade-handled dagger, the handle issuing seed pods and carved in shallow relief with stylized flowers and foliage, the blade with gilt tracery, the scabbard with gilt metal mounts, 18th/19th century, 40cm overall. (2) Provenance: Sackville, 5th Earl of Yarborough. Cf. Exquisite Beauty - Islamic Jades, National Palace Museum, no.146, p121, for a related example.
Lot 372
A 1908 pattern Cavalry sword, with sheet steel bowl guard and pommel, chequered grip with thumb depression, single fullered flat back tapering blade by Mole, steel scabbard with two fixed loops, stamped `R R H G` for Royal Horse Guards, and `S B & N`, blade 88cm long, overall length including scabbard 110.5cm
Lot 375
A Royal Naval officers dress sword, 20th century, polished brass, folding guard, fouled anchor and crown and mock shagreen grip with lions head pommel, single fullered engraved blade with fouled anchor and Royal coat of arms, within leather covered, brass mounted scabbard with two suspension loops, blade 79.5cm long, overall length including scabbard 95cm
Lot 377
A French 1886 pattern `spike` bayonet, post 1893 press catch, brass hilt and cruciform section blade, length of blade 52cm, overall length 64cm and scabbard, along with an American WWI bayonet and scabbard by Remington, blade stamped `1913`, wooden grip, blade 42.5cm long, overall length with scabbard 57.5cm long (2)
Lot 378
Five bayonets to include; An Austrian model 1854, Lorenz pattern socket bayonet, for the Jager Carbine, with cruciform blade and diagonal slot, overall length 56cm, pitted and worn, An American M1 Garand bayonet, with associated leather scabbard and canvas frog, manufactured by the Allied Fork and Hoe Company, Ohio, muzzle ring, fullered blade, ribbed grip, rusted and worn, length of blade 25cm, overall length 36cm and a Swiss 1918 pattern bayonet and a leather scabbard, ricasso stamped Waffenfabrik Neuhausen, length of blade 30cm, overall length 43cm, rusted and worn, a British WWII Number 4 spike bayonet, Mark II, with screwdriver point, 25cm long, and a British post war number 9 bayonet for a number 4 rifle, 25.5cm long (5)
Lot 380
An Indian sword (Khanda), 18th/19th century, with reinforced steel blade, gold foil inlaid canted guard and pommel, cloth lined grip, blade 96cm long, overall length 116cm, velvet covered scabbard, and another similar Khanda sword, with grooved and reinforced blade, plain guard, blade 97cm long, overall length 119cm (at fault) (2)
Lot 387
A selection of Indian edged weapons, to include; a fighting knife with horn handle and leather scabbard (at fault), an Indian dagger with ribbed, curved blade and wooden handle (at fault), a small tulwar, also a kukri in leather scabbard and horn handle with two accompanying small knives, a metal wire wrapped bone powder flask, etc (8)
Lot 789
Khukri knife, with decorated blade and handle and pair of miniature knives in leather scabbard, damage to scabbard, otherwise good condition, ``Mauser`` bayonet, in scabbard with leather holster, blade tight fit in scabbard and handle and scabbard badly rusted and `Regimental Nicknames & Traditions of the British Army` book by Gale & Polden Ltd, fourth edition, 1915, staining and wear to outer (3) Care! High international shipping charges
Lot 795
British army dress sword, in scabbard, blade with Grenadier Guards design and detail and marked `Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London`, numbered 44259 (traced to 2nd Lieut. John Reynolds Pickersgill-Cunliffe, killed in action 14/09/1914), only minor traces of original paint to guard and most of paint missing from scabbard, otherwise good condition, with modern or photocopied paperwork Care! High international shipping charges
Lot 128
A Military plywood trunk containing a large quantity of Army Servicemen`s kit and other items relating to Service in the Royal Signal Corp circa 1950`s and later to include two photograph albums containing photos relating to the Korean War, two bayonets, a leather scabbard, a Korean dagger, two batons, various badges and buttons and other items (a lot).
Lot 399
* Luftwaffe 2nd Model General’s Sword. “Flieger-Generalsdegen” 1938. A fine WWII officer’s sword manufactured by Carl Eickhorn, Solingen, with fine single edged, double fullered etched blade with panels of blue and gilt to both sides, the obverse reads “In dankbarer Anerkennung”, the reverse reads “Der Oberbefehlshaber der Luftwaffe Hermann Goring”, blade length 79cm, (overall length 96cm), heavily gilded pommel and hilt with clamshell guards that both swivel into an upward position, the larger of the two bearing a silvered Luftwaffe national emblem, dark orange plastic grip, the black leather scabbard with gilt brass mounts, with canvas outer case (1)
Lot 429
* RFC WWI. An officer’s ceremonial dress sword by J.R. Gaunt & Son (late Edward Thurkle) London & B/ham, c. 1916, having nickel-steel blade with etched relief design incorporating Royal Standard armorial, makers name, owners name inscribed initial for W.R. Bond, and with nickel-plated basket-hilt of pierced format with further Royal armorial monogram “GVR” with crown surmounting and with applied silver-plated “RFC” badge to front, the hilt-handle of shagreen with bullion wire-twist decoration and machine-engraved cross-hatching to nickel-plated pommel, complete with original hard-leather and nickel-plated scabbard, length 39in (99cm) (1)
Lot 726
* Medals & Miscellanea. A collection of military mementos and souvenirs, formerly the property of the late Lt-Colonel Frederick Charles Cook and related family members, c. 1914-1960s, including WWII boxed medal group to Corporal A.E. Banks (related by marriage) including 39-45 Star, Africa Star, France & Germany Star and War Medal, and framed Memorial Commemorative Scroll tribute to a life lost in Service of his Country, together with WWII boxed medals group to S.Cook including 39-45 Star, Burma Star, War & Defence Medals, and with related Certificate of Merit to Lt-Col Frederick Cook 33 years Valuable & Meritorious Service in Royal Engineers, a pre-war bullion-embroidered blazed patch with Geo. V crown emblem (unused), a Royal Engineers polychromed metal badge wall-plaque, sundry RE uniform buttons, presentation tankards, signed embroidered silk scarf and gifts including an inscribed brass pill/snuff box, a twin bar group of mounted medal ribbons including WWI Service etc., further with a group of photographs taken at Hospital in Poona and other related service and staff personnel photographs relating to service in India, Burma and the Far-East, including Japanese Officers” sword in scabbard (war-trophy souvenir?), another ceremonial ornamental sword, and a group of framed military prints of Indian Militia Dress Uniforms, 1820s-1920s, and two original artist drawn caricatures of the subject Col. Fred. Cooke. Signing up to Military Service with the Royal Engineers during the inter-war years and serving most of his time in India and the Far-east, when as acting-Captain Frederick Cook was shot & wounded ed in action and hospitalised during 1942 with a bullet lodged in his spine. Following an X-ray, this was considered too difficult to remove, and he was subsequently discharged back into service, continuing until he left the Military in 1961, and enjoyed further long and active life in retirement. The bullet was never removed even after further X-rays were taken in 1962. The original 1942 and 1962 X-rays are included in this lot. (-)
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