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Lot 255
A GERMAN 1938 NAVY DAGGER BY PAUL WEYERSBERG & CO., SOLINGEN, with 10in. fullered blade etched with oak leaves and a fouled anchor on each side, brass cross-guard with locking-stud, wire-bound spirally fluted grip (small crack near pommel), brass eagle pommel, and silver portepee, in engraved brass scabbard with two suspension rings.
Lot 300
A LARGE AMERICAN BOWIE KNIFE WITH IMPERIAL RUSSIAN PRESENTATION INSCRIPTION, dated 1872, with 12in. spear-point double-edged blade signed 'J. ENGLISH / PHILA / .2' at the forte, hilt comprising iron quillons with turned finials, shaped German silver grip with foliate pommel and ivory grip-scales, one with inlaid shaped silver panel, in original silver-mounted white metal scabbard with applied silver double-headed Imperial Russian eagle and engraved 'A SIGNAL OF HIS HIGHEST REGARD / TO / HIS IMPERIAL HIGHNESS GRAND DUKE ALEXIS / FROM / W.F. CODY / 1872'.
Lot 302
A VICTORIAN NAVAL OFFICER'S SWORD BY WILKINSON & CO., SOUTHSEA, with 31 1/2in. single-edged fullered blade double-edged towards the point and etched with scrollwork, the Royal arms and a crowned fouled anchor, the forte signed 'WILKINSON & CO. / 16 ST. JAMES RD / SOUTHSEA', gilt-brass hilt with crowned fouled anchor, folding flap and lion's head pommel, and shagreen-covered wire-bound grip, in original brass-mounted black leather scabbard with two suspension rings (some wear to etching on blade and gilding on hilt).
Lot 303
* A LATE VICTORIAN ORNAMENTAL DAGGER, with 10 3/4in. double-edged damascus blade with three fullers on each side, the brass hilt in the form of a cloaked skeleton with a snake entwined around its feet, in original black leather-covered scabbard with brass locket and chape each cast and chased with scrollwork.
Lot 309
A 'MAZEPPA' BOWIE KNIFE BY S. HANCOCK & SONS, SHEFFIELD, with 10in. clip-point blade signed 'S HANCOCK & SONS / PEA CROFT WORKS / SHEFFIELD', etched 'SELF DEFENDER' and with two marks of a running horse with a man strapped to its back marked 'MAZEPPA', German silver shaped guard, German silver grip with horn grip-scales, that on the left with a shaped inset German silver escutcheon named 'W.S. COLLINS' (some small scattered patches of pitting to blade, etching feint, grips worn), in original leather-covered scabbard with gilt border (chape missing, scabbard worn), with brown leather frog. Other Notes: The legend of Mazeppa originates from Poland and Russia. Mazeppa was born to a Polish noble family in Podolia. He became a page at the court of Jan Casimir, the King of Poland, but was caught with the wife of a count and as a punishment was lashed to a wild horse and turned loose. The horse died in the Ukraine where Mazeppa was rescued by a Cossack family who nursed him back to health. He became secretary to the Cossack hetman at the Russian Court, and at his death was appointed his successor. Czar Peter I made him Prince of the Ukraine, but in the subsequent war with Sweden Mazeppa deserted to Charles XII. After the defeat at Pultowa in 1709 Mazeppa fled to Valentia and then onto Bender. It is not known if he died of natural causes or was killed on the Czar's orders.
Lot 59
A VICTORIAN CAVALRY OFFICER’S SWORD with a single edge spear point blade, 80cms, steel guard with pierced decoration, steel mounts and wire bound grip; an Infantry officer’s sword with single edge blade, pierced steel guard and wire bound grips; a 19th century sword with single edge fullered blade, 78cms, brass basket guard and bun finial; a 19th century court sword, with a slim blade, 82cms, etched with emblems, blackened shell guard, with raised rim, gilt knucklebow crown pommel and mounts, wire grip; three kukris and a dagger with a pierced cross piece, hatched grip in a leather brass mounted scabbard. (9)
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A George VI naval officer's sword by Gieves, with straight single edged blade, length approx 79.5cm, etched with crowned G.R. cypher, crowned anchor and foliate panels brass hilt with folding guard engraved C.R. Pelly, R.N. wire bound fish skin covered grip with dress knot (blade tip rusted), in its brass mounted leather scabbard. (See illustration)
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A Victorian naval officer's sword by Matthews & Co, with slightly curved single edged blade, etched with Royal Arms, crowned anchor and foliate scrolls brass hilt with folding guard, wire bound fish skin covered grip with its dress knot (blade with rust patches), in its brass mounted leather scabbard. (See illustration)
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A George VI naval officer's sword by Wilkinson, the single edged blade with etched decoration, the brass hilt with lion's head pommel and wire bound fish skin covered grip, the hinged guard engraved 'J. Ayton, R.N.' with attached dress knot, in its brass mounted leather scabbard. (See illustration)
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A Japanese katana with slightly curved single edged blade, length approx 72cm, with straight yakiba, tang signed on both sides and having two mounting holes, oval bronze tsuba, the chord bound fish skin covered grip with three disk minuki, mounts decorated with chrysanthemums, other flowers and foliage, in its matching fish skin covered scabbard, applied with two suspension rings. (See illustrations)
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