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Lot 256
A jambiya, Arab type with broad 8 1/2in. curved blade, horn hilt of waisted form with studwork decoration, leather covered scabbard; together with a Moroccan type jambiya (or koummya), blade 9 1/2in., hardwood hilt with fan-shaped pommel overlaid in white metal, metal scabbard with incised decoration and cord hanger. (2)
Lot 262
An unusual South Indian sword, kopis type re-curving blade 19in., characteristic ‘Hindu’ hilt with sheet metal guard united with the blade by large shaped side plates, narrow grip and hemispherical pommel with a large spear-point blade finial, knuckle guard with a further blade projecting at right angles, leather covered scabbard and a further small scabbard for each of the secondary blades.
Lot 269
A North African dagger jambiya or koummya, curved double edged blade 10in., hilt of characteristic waisted form, white metal collar with foliate decoration in relief and an enamelled border, fluted wooden grip interrupted by a white metal band, fan shaped pommel with foliate decorated white metal overlay, scabbard with brass back and faced with white metal foliage in relief, twin suspension rings.
Lot 275
A Central African knife, heavy organic form blade 17 1/2in. broadening dramatically from the hilt and tapering gently to the point with a waisted section between, three shallow fullers to each side, hardwood hilt with swollen grip, lacks scabbard; together with a similar smaller knife, blade 6 1/2in., reptile skin covered scabbard. (2)
Lot 9
A Victorian Scottish Dirk with leather scabbard, the top of the scabbard is engraved presented by Lord A Fitzclarence to John Stewart September 10th 1847, 45cm long (AF), a George V silver vesta case engraved John Stewart and a late Victorian cigar case with silver mount engraved D. S. D. Stewart, August 29th 1893, Birmingham 1892.
Lot 425C
GERMAN THIRD REICH REGULATION FLYING OFFICERS DAGGER, having wire bound ivorine grip in cast metal scabbard with oak leaf ornamentation, the braided fabric carrying straps with oak leaf decorated oblong buckles and plain metal belt clip, the blade inscribed makers mark and F.W. Holler Solingen AND THE WOVEN SILVER BRAID KNOT (a.f.)
Lot 354
A mid to late 19th century German cavalry sword, the curved single edged single fullered blade stamped with the scales of justice symbol, with letter c surmounted by a crown, length of blade 84cm, with pierced swept brass guard, leather covered grip with twist wire decoration, complete with a metal scabbard
Lot 356
A George VI Royal Army Ordnance Corps Officer's sword with straight single edged single fullered blade, with acid etched decoration, length of blade 82cm, with pierced guard with George VI cypher surmounted by a crown, complete with leather covered scabbard, also a British 1907 patent bayonet, the straight single edged single fullered blade, stamped 1907 Wilkinson, length of blade 43cm, wooden grip, complete with leather covered scabbard and frog, also an Officer's leather Sam Brown belt (3)
Lot 357
An early to mid 20th century machete, with single edged blade, length of blade 44cm, black bakelite grip, early to mid 20th century fighting/hunting knife, the double edged single fullered blade with bowie knife style end tip, length of blade 17cm, simulated horn grips, complete with a leather scabbard, the scabbard marked verso 1680759 Wells, and another with curved single edged blade, stamped India, length of blade 20cm, with brass quillon, carved wood grip, complete with a carved wood and brass mounted scabbard (3)
Lot 359
A French chassepot bayonet, the Yataghan blade dated 1870, length of blade 57cm, with solid bras grip and steel quillon, complete with metal scabbard, a WWI period Remington bayonet, the single edged single fullered blade, length of blade 43cm, dated 1918, stamped 'Remington', with US symbol and grenade, with wooden grip, complete with scabbard and leather frog (2)
Lot 360
A German KS98 walking out bayonet, with straight single fullered single edged blade, length of blade 19.5cm, with knurled black bakelite grip, chrome guard together with a red felt insert to the mortise, complete with a black painted metal scabbard, an early to mid 20th century Hitler Youth type knife, with straight single edged blade, length of blade 13.5cm, with black bakelite knurled grip with inserted brass and enamel plaque in red white with central swastika emblem, chrome fittings, complete with a black painted scabbard with leather frog, a copy Nazi Germany Luftwaffe dagger, with straight double edged blade, the blade marked HM, length of blade 14.5cm, with white metal cross guard in the form of an eagle holding a swastika, white metal pommel with oak leaf and swastika decoration together with an ivorine grip with twist wire decoration, complete with a white metal scabbard (3)
Lot 361
An Imperial German S98/05 saw-back bayonet, the straight edged single fullered blade stamped Durkopp Werke A.G., length of blade 37cm, with wooden grips, complete with metal scabbard and leather frog, also a WWI Medal Group awarded to 47335 Private G Armistead of the Manchester Regiment comprising Great War medal and War for Civilisation medal, also a 11th Manchester cap badge, and lighter with initials G.A.R. Signals 1932
Lot 362
An early to mid 20th century German Army helmet, the metal shell with dark grey paintwork, the inside with leather lining, stamped C.153267, with traces of black stencil writing, an early to mid 20th century African short sword, with straight single edged blade, the grip of leather with scrollwork decoration, complete with matching animal fur and leather covered scabbard, also a near matching smaller version (3)
Lot 366
A fine quality early 19th century Wakizashi, the Shinto blade decorated with Horimono over a writhing dragon to one side of the blade and the other of two lines and script, length of blade 50cm, the Nakago (tang) signed, one Makugi-Ana, with copper Habaki, the bronze Tsuba profusely decorated in gold with flowers and locusts, signed in ink, the Fuchi and Kashira in bronze with gilt decoration of Native Japanese, the Menuki of gilt bronze in the form of beetles, the Tsuka covered in white Same, the lacquered scabbard with line decoration complete with Kodzuka, blade signed, length of blade 11cm, the hilt of bronze with gilt decoration (illustrated)
Lot 374
An Edward VIII/George VI period civil uniform/levee dress, comprising coatee in dark blue with gold embroidered flaps and back piece, trousers in dark blue with gold lace stripes, cocked hat with double bullion and white ostrich feather trimming, sword with black scabbard and gilt mounts, sword knot, sword belt, white gloves, patent Chelsea boots, and Japanned metal storage box, together with this lot is a price list from William Anderson & Sons Ltd of Edinburgh dated December 1936, total price for this outfit seventy pound, one shilling (illustrated)
Lot 1295
A fascinating collection of militaria relating to Sergeant Major George Corsons of the Ninth Foot Regiment comprising a display case containing part of his uniform, 1842 Cabul medal, Sutlej 1845-46 Medal for Moodkee 1845 with Ferozeshuhur and Sobraen clasps, military badge and Hereford Militia buttons and a sampler embroidered with a soldier and his dog and details of 'Engagements Afghanistan 1842'; a framed Sampler recording ''The engagements of H.M.IXth Regiment - Peninsula worked by Harriet Brown aged 11 years and 6 months 1851'' and a framed embroidered picture of a girl with castanets; two other framed embroidered pictures, a Silver Goblet engraved ''Presented by the Sergeants of the 2nd Royal Lanark Militia to Sergt. Major Corson in testimony of their esteem 18th June 1856'', maker WSC Edinburgh 1806, 690 gms. approx., a Victorian Dress Sword and scabbard, a K18 Gold cased key-wound pocket watch by Golaz, Geneve having milled edge case and engine turned back, inscribed within: ''Presented to Sergt Major G. Corsons, 9th Regt by the Sergts of the Corps as a small token of the high respect and esteem in which he was held by them during the period of his service Malta, 18th Novr 1854'' and in a J.W. Benson leather case; a Malacca Cane with Silver top decorated with Thistles, terminating with a large faceted crystal (cracked) and with the inscription: ''To Segt. Major G. Corsons on his leaving the 2nd regt. Lanark militia 31 July 1854'; and a Photograph of George Corsons, etc.
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