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Click here to subscribeA late 19th century bowie knife, the blade marked "Corsan Denton Burdekin & Co", length of blade 14cm, with white metal crossguard and handle of black lacquer with inset segments of mother of pearl and gilt decoration, complete with a leather and metal scabbard; also a dagger made from a cut-down sword of possibly early 19th century date, length of blade now 23cm, with gilt brass hilt and crossguard (2).
An interesting and possibly scarce 19th century English bowie knife of Arkansas toothpick styling, by A Feist & Co of The Moon Cutlery Works, the double-edged blade with acid edged inscription "The Patriots Self Defender", with horn grip, white metal crossguard, complete with a leather and metal scabbard, length of blade 25cm.
An 1834 pattern British army officer`s sword, the blade acid etched with the initials "ERM, The Fourth Cheshire Rifle Volunteers", also bears Queen Victoria`s cipher surmounted by a crown, length of blade 81cm, with a swept brass hilt also including the cipher, complete with a painted metal scabbard.
An 1834 pattern army officer`s sword by Henry Wilkinson Pall Mall London, the blade with acid etched decoration bearing Queen Victoria`s cipher surmounted by a crown, together with the inscription "The Anson Memorial Prize Sword, December 1889 & Presented to Under Officer H Simson For Proficiency in Study & Exemplary Conduct At The Royal Military College", with brass swept hilt with Queen Victoria`s cipher surmounted by a crown, leather sword guard, complete with a wooden leather covered scabbard with matching frog.
A Queen Victoria officer`s sword by Robert Mull & Sons of Birmingham, the straight blade with acid etched decoration bearing Queen Victoria cipher surmounted by a crown, pierced guard bearing Queen Victoria`s cipher surmounted by a crown, complete with a painted metal scabbard, length of blade 82.5cm.
A George V infantry officer`s sword by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London, the acid etched blade with George V cipher with royal coat of arms surmounted by a crown, length of blade 83cm, the pierced guard with George V cipher surmounted by a crown, complete with a leather covered wooden scabbard.
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