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a Second World War Japanese Officer’s dirk, 22cm single edged blade, gilt metal cross guard, fishkin wire-bound grip, in its leather sheath with gilt metal mount (lacking terminal mount); a Third Reich SA dagger, lacking scabbard (condition problems); a swagger stick, and three various daggers, (6).
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a scarce & fine French steel hilted hunting hanger by Thomas of Paris, mid 19th century, the 48.5cm straight tapering double edge blade with a finely chiselled snake in relief to each side, the steel hilt etched with vine foliage, down turned sideguard with vacant cartouche, wire-bound grip, contained in its original black leather scabbard with shaped mounts each en-suite with hilt, locket etched Thomas A Paris.
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a U.S Army Officer’s sword, 83cm plated curved blade by WM.H Horstmann Company Philadelphia, etched with U.S., U.S. Army Eagle, military trophies and foliage, named Wilson Harry McWethy, white metal triple bar guard and plain knuckle mounts, shaped composition grip, in its plated metal scabbard.
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a British Naval Officer’s levee sword, 32 inch blade well etched with crown, fouled anchor, and Royal Coat of Arms, numbered 1863 solid brass hilt with folding brass guard, lions head pommel and fishskin grip, in its leather scabbard with brass mounts, together with an all-weather and leather bag.
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a Victorian General Officer’s Marmeluke Sabre, the 31.5 inch curved clipped back blade by WATSON & Co BOMBAY, etched with crown above VR, laurel sprays generals insignia, the lynx towards the tang is the crest of the Lynch family, gilt metal crossguard, ivory grips with rosette studs, bullion sword knot, contained in its brass scabbard and brown leather all-weather bag. provinence from a direct discendant: by family repute this sword belonged to Lt General Edward Patrick Blosse-Lynch, born 13th August 1809, died 23rd May 1884. He served in H.M. Indian Army and distinguished himself in Persia under General Sir Henry Bethune in 1834. He commanded a regiment at the Battle of Khisa Chum and received a firman of thanks from the Shah and the Order of the Lion and Sun. He captured the fort of Shack Othman in 1858, commanded at Arden (Lt Gen KLS 20th August 1878). He was a JP for Co Mayo Southern Ireland. Home Party Co Mayo.
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a George III Presentation Sabre 1809, 32 inch curved damascus steel blade finely blued and gilded with LIBERTY, LOYALTY & PROPERTY crest within oak leaf, military trophies, blued and gilded decoration, chevron gilding towards the tang, the reverse with presentation inscription GIVEN TO CAPTAIN H.B LYNCH BY THE ROCHESTER AND CHATHAM VOLUNTEERS IN TESTIMONY OF THE HIGH SENSE THEY ENTERTAIN OF HIS ZEAL AND THE UNREMITTED ATTENTION HE PAID TO THE DISCIPLINE OF THE CORPS, AND ALSO HIS GENTLEMANLY DEMOUR TOWARDS INDIVIDUALS DURING THE TIME HE WAS THEIR ADJUTANT. XII MARCH MDCCCIX, (12th March 1809), gilded double ogee langet, stirup hilt, leather grip each side with three rossettes, gilt brass and stepped pommel, contained in its steel scabbard with gilt brass mounts and bearing the crest of the Corps. provinence from a direct discendant: by family repute, Henry Blosse Lynch, born 1778, died 1st June 1813, he was a Major in the 73rd Regiment and served under the Duke of Wellington in the Peninsular War, M.I.D., for his gallantry at the sige of Ciudad Roderigo, (1812). He was the father of two sons, he lived at Party House, Co Mayo, Ireland.
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an 1821 pattern Artillery Officer’s Sabre by H Wilkinson, the 34.5 inch steel blade numbered 11934 (1862) typically etched with Royal Artillery design, VR cypher and presentation inscription stating C.S. from A.J.S., triple bar guard, fishskin grip and stepped pommel, contained in its steel scabbard, sold with this lot is a copy of the recipient’s death certificate, and regimental history. charles Stewart, was Merchant and Lieutenant of Artillery and Captain of Militia, he died 7th October 1874 when fracturing his skull from accidentally falling down stairs at the Midland Hotel, Pancras Station.
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a German Artillery Officer’s sword, circa 1900, the 83.5cm slightly curved blade etched with foliate design, military trophies and Imperial eagle, with vacant shaped cartouche langet, the reverse with cross-swords, lion’s head quillion, oak leaf stirrup hilt and lion’s head pommel, with red glass eyes, wire-bound fishskin grip, contained in its steel scabbard.
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an unusual Indonesian sidearm, 52cm kris type double-edge blade enscribed Kauit 30 and Agozto 96 the reverse Kalayaan towards the tang, with engraved navette cross-guard and European influence horn grip carved as a females hand tightly gripping some foliage, contained in a leather scabbard with silver coloured metal mounts.
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Japanese Wakizashi sword with black lacquered wooden scabbard, engraved with clouds, kodzuka with flower and butterfly decoration on a textured ground, shark skin covered hilt, leather bound with gilded bronze menuki, fuchi kashir decorated with gilt flowers, iron pierced tsuba with shaped florate rim, signed, 66cm
Lot 3058
** A GEORGE V 'SCOTS FUSILIERS OF CANADA' INFANTRY OFFICER'S SWORD, 32 1/2in. plated blade with etched decoration on each side, plated basket hilt (one bar cracked), padded red baize liner, wire bound shagreen-covered grip, brown leather-covered scabbard and frog. (Please note: This lot attracts 17.5% on the hammer price)
Lot 3079
A LARGE KHYBER KNIFE, with 24 1/2in. blade (corroded); together with A NORTH EASTERN INDIAN DAO; A SOUTH-EAST ASIAN / SOUTH SEA HAND-HELD SCYTHE-TYPE WEAPON, with recurved wooden handle with horn grip and carved tip; A DECORATIVE BRASS DHAL, with three bosses, decorated with scrollwork; A NEPALESE KUKRI, in scabbard. (5)
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