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Lot 89
Naval 1879 pattern Officers Dirk, gilt brass hilt, lions head pommel with ring, strip of white fish skin with brass twist wire. Cross guard with Acorn Finials to S Quillions (one quillon bent forward a little). Blade 18" etched with Anchor and Scrolling foliage. With its original leather scabbard with gilt brass mounts and spring catch. Locket engraved with owners initials "J.G.F.W.R.".
Lot 103
Rare "Figure of eight" Naval Cutlass circa 1750 to 1780, used on British Men of War upto the Battle of Trafalgar. This type of Cutlass was also used by the American Navy during the time of the Revolution. The grip is a cylinder of lapped iron. The "figure of eight" or "Double Disc" knuckle bow fastens flat to the top of the grip. The blade of 27 inches, has a central fuller and single cutting edge. Overall the Cutlass is pitted, but the hilt and blade are in solid condition despite its age. The guard is completely original and untouched. The cutlass` were kept on deck in wooden blocks, hence no scabbard.
Lot 117
Spike bayonets for the Number 4 Rifle, all with webbing frogs. 1) a No4 MkII Long Branch (1941-5) Ontario, Canada, in its MkIII plastic scabbard (minor damage). 2) a No4 MkI in its steel scabbard. 3) a No4 MkIII in its steel scabbard. 4) a No4 MkI also marked "N87" and "1152" in its steel scabbard (4)
Lot 118
Sword - a good 1827 Pattern Naval Officers Sword, solid half basket guard with raised bars, crown and anchor badge etched blade 31". Gilt brass hilt with gold and blue bullion knot. In its brass mounted leather scabbard, wirebound leather grip, with its belt and suspension straps (modern). Excellent condition
Lot 120
Sword - a good quality 1821 pattern Artillery Officers Sword to A.F.E. Stiffe, 2Lt RA 16.2.1887, a student at the staff college. Captain 9.10.97. 2/IC of No.76 COY (Bombay) RGA. Major I/C No. 56 COY (Mauritius) RGA. Lt. Col. 30.10.14. RGA. Manufactured by the Wilkinson Sword Company, blade numbered 27682 for 1884, finely etched blade (some pitting to tip) three bar hilt wire bound fish skin grip (some wear noted), in its steel scabbard (patches of rust and pitting). The Sword was sold on 19th November 1886, and purchased by A. F. E. Stiffe Esq, Royal Artillery.
Lot 123
Sword - an 1796 Pattern Infantry Officers Sword, blade 31½" signed on top flat by "J. Runkel Solingen", engraved blade with crown of George III and "G.R." and a stand of Arms. Silver wire bound grip, plain knuckle bow, folding shell guard. In over all good condition, no scabbard. Napolionic Wars era with pre 1801 Royal Coat of Arms
Lot 124
Sword - an 1796 Pattern Infantry Officers Sword, blade 31½" , blade etched with crown of George III and "G.R." showing 30% of faded deep blue with minor rusting, silver wire bound grip, plain knuckle bow folding shell guard. In over all good and complete condition. Some wear to hilt gilding, in its brass bound leather scabbard with two hanging rings, minor crack to locket (ring detached but present after old repair), pre 1801 Royal Coat of Arms
Lot 126
Sword - an 1853 Pattern Cavalry Troopers Sword in its steel scabbard. Blade 35" maker marked Mole. The front of the guard is marked "17th L, 262 / 212". (17th lancers). This type of sword was used during the Crimea War where the 17th Lancers took part in the famous Charge of the Light Brigade, and also used during the Indian Mutiny. A good sleeper lot with leather grips secured by five rivets.
Lot 133
Sword - an interesting 1796 type pattern Light Cavalry Sword, stirrup shaped guard with rounded lancets (one absent), etched (blued) blade, sharply curved of approx 34". Fullered single edged blade with stand of arms device and "I.S. & C" within border at the Ricasso. Wooden grip with twist wire binding lacking most of its original leather cover. In its steel scabbard with two hanging rings
Lot 134
Sword - an interesting modified 1821/1845 ? Pattern Sword with early pipe back quill point blade with faint engraving still visible. Wirebound fishskin grip. A plain brass D shape guard has replaced the original guard, possibly modified for Cadets ? In its steel scabbard. Worn overall but unusual
Lot 118
A German Officer's Dagger and Scabbard, 1930s, fouled anchor cross guard, wire wrapped ivorine handle, eagle and swastika pommel, blade marked Eikhorn, Solingen, gilt brass lightning bolt scabbard with two oak leaf cast bands and suspension loops and marked Kienbaum, (at fault) length of blade 27cm, overall length 37cm
Lot 121
A Victorian Officers Sword, 19th century, blade length 35cm, overall length 48cm, by Wilkinson, reduced and converted to a side arm with brass mounts and turned wood handle in brass mounted leather scabbard, and also an Indian cavalry sabre, 75.5cm blade length, overall length 89cm, 20th century, after a European pattern, foliate engraved blade (2)
Lot 122
William IV 1822 Pattern Infantry Officers Sword, length of blade 83cm, overall length 96cm, with two bar hilt, wirebound ray skin grip, acanthus cast pommel, William IV royal cypher, folding guard, curved fullered flat blade etched with sun, moon, dragon and Turks head motifs, in a leather and brass mounted scabbard with two suspension rings
Lot 123
A German Cavalry Officers Sword, blade length 83.5cm, overall length 98.5cm, late nineteenth century, with wire bound grip, knuckle guard with single quillion and langets, curved fullered blade, stamped Beehive mark and also 'B.T', a later red painted metal scabbard with single suspension ring
Lot 128
A 1796 Pattern Infantry Officers Sword, with gilt brass hilt mounts, and plumed helmet pommel, wire bound grip, and shell guard, part blued steel blade with gilt foliate engraving and trophies of war, and inscribed 'A.S.B', blade length 81cm, overall 98.5cm and a gilt brass mounted leather scabbard
Lot 130
A French Heavy Cuirassier's Trooper's Sword, 95cm length of blade and overall length 112cm, with a brass, four-bar hilt and a slightly canted domed pommel cap, a double-fullered blade, inscribed with 'Klingenthal Aout, 1814', the grip a wooden core wrapped in leather and brass twist wire and stamped '388', and a heavy, iron scabbard with two suspension rings, blade possibly refitted
Lot 131
A Mark 1, 1908 Pattern Cavalry Trooper's Sword by Wilkinson, length of blade 88.5cm, overall length 107cm, the blade straight, flat back, single fuller each side to within 8ins of spear point, stamped 'W.S.C' possibly West Somerset County School and 'I.P88', the guard with a sheet steel bowl with lipped edge; sword-knot slit near pommel, very large pear shape reinforcing piece on outside near blade shoulder made of leather, the grip plastic with steel pommel and large depression for thumb, the scabbard sheet steel, square end, detachable mouth piece, two fixed and opposite loops, wood lined.
Lot 132
An 1882 Short Pattern Cavalry Trooper's Sword, 83.5cm blade, overall length 101cm, by Robert Mole and Sons, the blade etched with cartouche Robt Mole & Son Maker's Birmingham, regulation steel hilt with Maltese Cross piercing, stamped with various ordnance marks at the forte and 'H.F.B.3' (possibly Hamilton Field Battery) to the hilt, two piece chequered riveted leather grips, in its sheet steel and wood lined scabbard with fixed opposed suspension rings.
Lot 1266
A silver plated metal mounted knife, the steel blade detailed Joseph Rodgers & Sons, No 6 Norfolk Street, Sheffield, the ivory handle with carved decoration, with a leather scabbard and another knife, the steel blade detailed Unwin & Rodgers, Royal Cutlery, Sheffield, the handle decorated with mother of pearl panels to the sides and with a horse`s head finial.
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