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Lot 72
With a 76 cm flat curved blade with spear point, indistinct engraved decoration including GR monogram, with wire bound leather grip, curved langets, stirrup guard and domed pommel. With leather scabbard with steel end. 89 cm. *CR Pitting to blade, decoration rubbed, scabbard in poor condition.
Lot 26
With a 119 cm barrel tapering from octagonal to round with decorative cast detail, with a simple matchlock action, decoratively engraved metal mounts and fixings and suspension ring to one side with 'S' shaped hook. 148 cm overall. With a primitive bone handled knife with 37 cm blade, in a bound two-part wooden scabbard. *CR First a nice example with some marking and scuffing to surfaces and small areas of loss, but generally a good patina and surface.
Lot 100
With an 84cm tapering, pointed single edged blade with partial fuller, unmarked except for 'Proved'. With a broad guard with George V crest above scrolls and foliage, with wire bound leather grip and domed pommel, in leather service scabbard. 103 cm overall. *CR Some marking and scuffing to grip and scabbard, blade good, light surface marking to guard.
Lot 137
A 1907 pattern bayonet with a 43 cm, single edged pointed blade with fuller, marked to the ricasso 'Sanderson' and various inspection marks, with a two part wooden grip. In a leather and steel scabbard, and a webbing frog and belt hanger, 58 cm overall. With a similar bayonet in relic condition with forward facing quillon and similar grip. 58 cm. *CR First in nice condition with good blade and nice patina of age. Second in poor condition.
Lot 75
With a 79cm slender pointed blade with pointed tip, scrolling etched decoration, marked to the ricasso 'Robt Mole & Sons Birm Makers to the War and India Offices'. with a wire bound grip and gilt shell form guard, slender knuckle bow and plumed helmet pommel. In leather and brass scabbard. With bullion wire sword knot. 94cm overall. *CR Scabbard with two splits, surfaces generally very nice with only light marking.
Lot 152
A 1917 pattern bayonet with a 43cm sharpened pointed blade with single fuller, marked '1917 Remington' With two part wooden grip, in a green finished leather scabbard with brown leather frog. 60 cm overall. *CR Usual scuffig and marks, strap at top of belt hanger broken. Generally a nice example.
Lot 99
With a 85 cm pointed single edged blade with double fuller, with unusual special order hilt. The folding guard with Prussian eagle, matt gilt with polished highlights, the eagle on both sides of the guard, with wire bound black bakelite grip with attached FWR monogram. The pommel and knuckle bow with high relief leaf decoration. In black painted scabbard with single ring suspension. 102 cm overall. *CR A fine example with good original finish and detail.
Lot 154
Two No4. MKII spike bayonets with 20 cm blades and scabbards, both marked and with functioning springs. 26 cm. Two American fighting knives with various markings including 'US M3 1943' to one blade, and 'Camillus U.S.A.' to one scabbard. 38 and 33 cm overall. And a French Lebel bayonet with tapering four edged blade (lacking scabbard). 63.5 cm. 5 items. *CR First two with some wear to surfaces, second two recent examples. Last lacking scabbard.
Lot 81
With a 90 cm curved, sharpened pipe backed blade wit spear point. Attractively engraved to both sides with VR monogram beneath a crown and above oak leaves. Marked to the ricasso for 'Prosser to the Royal Family 9 Charring Cross London. With three bar hilt, forward facing quillon, wire bound shagreen grip and rounded pommel. In a steel scabbard with twin ring hangers. 115cm overall. It is tempting to think of this sword in use as it is of the type often carried by officers in the Charge of the Light Brigade. *CR A very fine example with good quality blade with well executed engraving. Two small chips to the top of the grip.
Lot 170
A Malayan Kris with a 24.5 cm single edged blade, on a short carved hardwood handle of stylised bird form, in a tapering white metal ad wire mounted scabbard with conforming carving. 39 cm overall, And a reproduction of an early axe on wooden shaft with leather bindings. *CR First with loose wire to scabbard and light marking and slight chips.
Lot 153
A 1943 Pattern Indian bayonet with a 30 cm pointed single edged blade marked G.R.I. Mk II, 43. RFI, with a two part wooden handle, lacking scabbard, 42 cm overall. And a spike bayonet with 20 cm spike blade and scabbard with belt hanger. (2). *CR First lacking scabbard, some rubbing to blade, second with surface wear throughout.
Lot 133
With a 48 cm blade with a sharpened edge and saw blade to the other side with a partial fuller between. Marked 'Waffenfabrik Neuhausen' to the ricasso, numbered 795261 to the cross piece, the grip with two part wooden handle. In black finished scabbard with leather belt hanger stamped 29 'Sattler jos Christen Wolfenschiessen'. 64 cm overall. *CR Some discolouring to the leather, generally a very nice example.
Lot 93
With an 81 cm gently curved and sharpened blade, with a broad fuller and shaped tip, marked to the back of the blade 'J. J. Prunviel Solingen'. With diamond shaped cross guard engraved with a crest and heraldic device of a standing cockerel, the two part ivory grip with twin bolt with floral fixings. In a steel scabbard with decorative squared end, twin suspension rings. 97 cm overall. A Cites licences has been acquired for this item. Ivory Submission Reference AVZ4W3MQ CITES permit is included. Exporting outside the EU will require an additional export permit. *CR Areas of loss to grip, rubbing and light rust to all surfaces, damage to cutting edge in places. Generally good fresh to the market condition.
Lot 143
With a 43 cm pointed, single edged blade with partial fuller, dated 1907 and marked 'Sanderson' to the ricasso, and other marks including broad arrow. With two-part wooden grip. In leather and steel scabbard. 56.5 cm overall. *CR Good regular condition with some surface marking and wear, light rubbing to marks.
Lot 149
A 1913 pattern bayonet with a 43 cm pointed, single edged blade with fuller, with various marks to the ricasso including '1913 W' and other issue and proof marks, with a two part wooden grip, in steel mounted leather scabbard, the scabbard stamped 'H.G.R. 1916' with webbing belt hanger. 58 cm overall. With a knife with a 16cm three edged pointed blade with concave sides with engraved decoration. With a horn grip and wooden scabbard. 36cm. *CR First with light rust and signs of age, spring not functioning. Second with areas of loss to scabbard and wear to blade.
Lot 97
A fine quality sword with an unusually long 90cm pointed single edged blade with double fuller, marked for W. K & Co. The folding guard finely gilt with matt gilt Prussian eagle to both sides of the guard. With a wire bound horn grip with the Kaiser's 'FWR' monogram. The pommel decorated with a further finely detailed Prussian eagle and a stand of arms and standards, the top with previous owner's initials 'EAW'. In black painted scabbard with single ring suspension. 108 cm overall. *CR A fie example in very nice condition, that it is longer than usual suggests it may have been made for a particularly tall officer.
Lot 128
With a 46 cm pointed single edged blade with broad fuller, marked to the ricasso /89, War Department arrow and various issue marks, with a two part leather grip, marked to the end 'N.E.P. 8093'. In a leather and steel mounted scabbard with Indian markings to the top.61 cm overall. *CR Cracking to scabbard, degradation to blade, otherwise an attractive example.
Lot 83
With an 82.5cm pipe backed blade wit spear point, etched to both sides with Crown, George IV monogram and to the ricasso for 'Prosser manufacturer to the King, Charing Cross'.The half basket hilt with Gothic points and George IV crest in an oval, with folding 'S' shaped guard, wire bound fish skin grip and decorative strap with stepped domed pommel. In black leather scabbard with twin ring suspension and decorative brass mounts. 97 cm overall. *CR Scabbard with lower brass element detached, surface of leather rubbed and cracked. Blade with some rubbing and light marking. Generally an attractive example.
Lot 94
A continental small sword with a 52 cm double edged blade, stamped 'P.D.L.' with a wooden grip and brass guard decorated with a lion holding a shield bearing the initial 'L'. 69cm. Lacking rear half of guard. In a later scabbard. A similar short sword 64 cm. And a harpoon point. (3). *CR First lacking part of guard, second with later handle, third corroded.
Lot 145
A First World War German M1898 bayonet with a 37 cm pointed blade with swollen end and broad fuller, marked V.C Schilling, and 15 beneath a crown to the back, with a two part wooden grip. In a steel scabbard with leather frog and belt hanger. 52 cm overall. *CR A nice example with clean blade, and only light markings and wear.
Lot 151
A British Officer's private purchase trench dagger with a 12cm pointed blade with blued central fuller, bras crossguard and wire bound horn grip. In brown leather scabbard, 25 cm. With an Officer's Acme thunderer whistle, trench art letter opener and similar shell shaped lighter. (4). *CR All in generally good condition, wire to grip on knife loose.
Lot 142
With a 42 cm pointed, single edged blade with fuller, marked to the ricasso '1907 Wilkinson 11 18'. To the other side with various inspection and issue marks including broad arrow. With two part wooden grip, numbered E R 455. In leather and steel scabbard, the rarer MK II scabbard with double seem construction. 58 cm overall. *CR A nice example in good condition with only light marking and scuffing.
Lot 173
With a 25 cm pointed double edged blade with central double fuller, marked to the ricasso for Eickhorn Solingen. The cross piece with release button and fouled anchor motif, with wire bound white composition handle beneath an eagle with folded wings. In scabbard with oak leaf mounts and twin ring suspension. 42 cm overall. *CR A war trophy from the vendors ancestor. Probably a late war example. Good condition with light rubbing.
Lot 132
An 1888 pattern bayonet with a 30.5cm double edged pointed blade stamped for Wilkinson of London, also marked, '07 , 2 and various other marks, with a two part wooden grip, in a steel mounted black leather scabbard with Government issue arrow. 44.5cm overall. *CR A well marked example in good condition with light surface rust, blade in good condition.
Lot 175
A second type Luftwaffe dagger with a 25 cm double edged, pointed blade marked for Paul Swyersberg & Co. Solingen. The cross piece with an eagle with wings outstretched with Swastika in its claws, With wire bound white composition grip and domed pommel with Swastikas to either side, The scabbard with leaf decoration and twin ring suspension. 42 cm. *CR Slight staining to grip and scabbard, generally a nice example, blade in very clean condition.
Lot 155
Each with a 25 cm pointed single edged blade with fuller, both unmarked, with two part plastic grips and functioning spring, in steel scabbards and later leather belt hanger. 41 cm overall. *CR Some marking and scuffing throughout. Previous owners name to hanger. One fits poorly in scabbard.
Lot 106
With an 86 cm curved, pointed, single edged blade with broad fuller. The blade apparently unmarked, with a three bar guard with Turkish crescent moon emblem and black leather grip. In steel scabbard with twin ring suspension. 100 cm overall. *CR An unusual pattern, some light pitting and dents to scabbard and guard, blade in nice condition. An unusual pattern.
Lot 92
With a 70cm curved and sharpened blade, with diamond shaped cross guard engraved with a crest and heraldic device of a standing cockerel, the two part ivory grip with twin bolt with floral fixings. In a steel scabbard with twin suspension rings. 86cm overall. A Cites licences has been acquired for this item. Ivory Submission Reference 8TNEGMQP CITES permit is included. Exporting outside the EU will require an additional export permit. *CR Areas of loss to grip, rubbing and light rust to all surfaces, damage to cutting edge in places. Generally good fresh to the market condition.
Lot 141
A 1907 pattern bayonet by Remington dated 1913 with issue date 11 16, in steel mounted leather scabbard. A French Gras bayonet with a 52 cm blade dated 1876, with steel scabbard. An Italian bayonet with 28 cm blade, the cross piece numbered AD6918. And a scabbard. 4. *CR Mixed states, first two nice examples, last lacking scabbard.
Lot 129
A 19th century French Chassepot type bayonet with a 52cm pointed, single edged blade with broad back engraved ' ... St Etienne .. 1880'. The cross guard with forward facing quillon with varius issue marks, two part wooden handle and functioning spring. numbered 26991, in matching scabbard numbered 26991. 66 cm overall. And another similar with same date, both numbered 281215. (2). *CR In nice condition with some light surface marking.
Lot 147
With a 43 cm pointed and fullered single edged blade, stamped Remington, 1913 with issue date for April 1917, and other marks to the ricasso, with a two part wooden grip. In leather scabbard stamped 'H.E.' and 'other indistinct marks, 58cm overall. *CR A nice example with light surface marking and wear.
Lot 88
With an 89 cm curved, pointed single edged blade with partial deep fuller, marked to the back PPC and marked for Woolley, Sargant and Fairfax. With three bar hilt with foliate decoration, wire bound grip and rounded pommel with similar decoration. In a steel scabbard with twin ring suspension. The scabbard also marked for Woolley, Sargant and Fairfax. 108 cm overall. *CR A fine sword in nice condition with light marking and scuffing.
Lot 174
With a 25 cm pointed, double edged blade marked for A. Schuttelhofer & Co, Solingen. With a straight cross-piece with eagle with wings outstretched and swastika in its claws, with an orange plastic grip and domed pommel, with silver bullion knot. 40 cm overall. *CR some wear and marking to scabbard in particular.
Lot 71
With a 76 cm curved single edged pointed blade with broad and narrow fullers. Engraved with GR monogram, display of arms and other motifs, marked to the ricasso 'Tho. Gill Birmingham' and 'Warranted never to fail'. With langets to both sides and small quillon, straight guard and wire wound shagreen grip. In steel scabbard with twin ring suspension. 91 cm overall. Thomas Gill made swords between 1776-1826. *CR Sword with area of surface degradation, also to the tip, scabbard with wear/damage to the toe. Otherwise a nice example.
Lot 148
A First World War German M1898 bayonet with a 36.5 cm pointed blade with swollen end and broad fuller, marked F.W. Holler Sollingen, and W over 17 and beneath a crown to the back, with a two part wooden grip. In a steel scabbard with leather frog and belt hanger, marked to the reverse '107.R ...' 55 cm overall. *CR A nice example with clean blade, scabbard marked in places to the reverse.
Lot 112
A Naval Officer's sword with a 79 cm single edged, pointed blade with fuller, decorated with a Royal coat of arms, scrolling foliage and rope decoration. With a broad guard with folding inner edge, wire bound handle and lion's head pommel. With sword knot and leather and brass mounted scabbard with twin ring suspension. 96 cm overall. With a bicorn hat with rosette to one side and bullion tassels, internal label lacking. In travelling case marked for Fraser and Davis 78 & 79 High St. Portsmouth. With a sliding ruler in box by W.H. Harling Ltd. With a collection of ephemera, photograph album and service record for Vivian Potts Gardner 1905-1977. Joining the Navy in 1920 and served aboard many vessels including HMS Hermes, HMS Berwick. The photograph album containing some 73 images of various ships in Hong Kong and other subjects. *CR Sword with light rust to blade, some wear to scabbard. Hat box with surface rust, hat showing signs of regular use and lacking label. Paperwork with smoke scuffing and wear.
Lot 168
A dagger with a 13.5cm pointed, double edged blade, short cross-piece with scrolling terminals marked 'CONWAY' for a maker or perhaps previous owner. On a short ringed bone handle with rounded pommel. In a simply decorated brown leather scabbard. 22 cm overall. Perhaps a military private purchase knife. *CR A nice example with attractive tone and patination.
Lot 101
An 1897 Pattern Officers sword with an 82cm pointed unsharpened blade with deep fuller, the blade with Royal Fusiliers Crest beneath a Crown and shield of arms amongst foliage, the other side with previous owners initials S.V. for S. Vickers, indistinctly marked for ... Enton Brothers, with a three-quarter basket hilt with turned down inner edge and pierced scrolling decoration and George V crest. With leather sword knot, service scabbard and travelling case marked for S. Vickers Royal Fusiliers. 102cm overall. *CR Small area of surface rust to the blade, service scabbard and travelling cover in good condition.
Lot 549
A group of seven comprising Military Cross and second award bar, dated 1943. 1939-45, Africa and Italy Stars, Defence and War Medals, all unnamed as issued and a General Service Medal 1918 - 62 with Palestine 1945-48 clasp named to Major R.S. Streatfeild R.A. Mounted as worn. Two sets of miniatures, the Africa Stars with 1st Army clasps. Uniform ribbon bar. Dress uniform and two peaked caps. An 1821 Pattern Artillery Officer's Sword and scabbard and an extensive collection of photographs, press cuttings, documents and other supporting material. The sword an 1821 Pattern Artillery Officer's Sword with an 86.5 cm pointed, single edged fullered blade with Artillery crest to one side and Artillery lightening bolts to the other. Marked to the back 'Made in England'. With scrolling three bar guard, wire bound shagreen grip, stepped pommel and brown leather sword knot. In polished brown leather service scabbard with belt hanger and outer travelling cover. 104 cm overall. The uniform a dress uniform with labels for Moss Bros, Covent Garden, marked for Brig R.S. Streatfeild, 1966. With the rank of Brigadier with three pips and a crown to the shoulders and red tabs to the collars. With appropriate ribbons and Elizabeth the Second buttons. With black and khaki peaked caps with red bands and beret. Also a leather swagger stick and name plate for 'Brigadier R.S. Streatfeild M.C.' A Second World War German 'Afrikakorps' cuff title (presumably a souvenir), two shooting medals awarded to Lt. Col Streatfeild and a large collection of photographs, documents and press cuttings. Roger Sandeforth Streatfeild (12/4/1918 - 6/12/1980) was the second son of the Reverend C.A.C. Streatfeild, Rector of Symondsbury, Bridport. His was a busy and highly decorated military career rising from a Pre-War 2nd Lieutenant and War Substantive Lieutenant on the 1st of January 1941 to Brigadier in 1964. With gallantry awards whilst fighting in North Africa and Italy he went on to a senior role as Commander of the School of Artillery. After school at Marlborough College he attended Pembroke College, Cambridge where he studied Mathematics and Law graduating MA in 1943. Following his education he immediately joined the Army. It was only a matter of months before he won his first Military Cross whilst fighting in Tunisia as part of a well recorded three day action at Djebel Bou Aoukaz,a 700 ft hill that had been taken by the Irish Guards, and during which heavy casualties were taken. The citation reads: For outstanding courage and devotion to duty during the whole of the period of the attack and consolidation by 24 Guards Brigade from 23rd April to 4th May 1943. As Battery Commander, 96/97 Field Battery R.A., was in support of, and during this period liaised continuously in person with O.C. 1 Bn Irish Guards to whom he was of great assistance during a very unpleasant time under very heavy fire. After 1Bn Irish Guards captured Hills 212 and 214, he remained up on the hills, where he was always exposed to every type of danger, and played a conspicuous part in the Inf defence against constant enemy attacks. At one time, he was in command of the remnants of No. 1 Coy whom he led with great daring and zeal, and all these men were extremely happy at being under his command. He was cool, cheerful and heedless of danger during the whole proceedings and was a great example to the men with whom he was associated. A couple of more 'anecdotal' accounts are included with the lot, not least one by Streatfeild himself and, Lieutenant Colin Kennard, grandson of Col T.A. Colfox of Symondsbury Manor who was well known to the Streatfeild family, who won a D.S.O. for this action. In a letter to Streatfeild's Mother Kennard described Roger as 'I can truthfully say that I have more admiration for him, than any other man I met during the campaign .. When all No 1 company's officers had been killed and wounded he took over command of the company and he proved to be a constant source of inspiration, energy, zeal and amusement to us all ... The men took an instant liking to hi, (very rare in our type of Irishman) and would do anything for him ... it was a wonderful sight to see him joking with them and keeping them in fits of laughter at such a time of strain. Roger was responsible more than anyone for the great success No 1 company had in destroying wave after wave of German infantry attacks. His second award was in February 1944 when Captain Streatfeild was serving in Italy, during the fighting from the 26th Jan to 3rd Feb he performed his duties with extreme skill and nerve and never allowed any danger to interfere with the performance of his particular task and he was on all occasions a tower of strength in getting the artillery co-operation which I required. Lt Col C.A. Montagu-Douglas-Scott chose the events of the 4th Feb for the recommendation: During the morning of the 4th Feb our positions were seriously threatened by the enemy who had direct observation of our Bn HQ and were shelling it with 88-mm guns. BN HQ were ordered to withdraw and contact the Scots Guards, as this decision was made, Major Streatfeild's O.P. had a direct hit. He was wounded himself and also his two wireless operators and his car was put out of action. Although wounded he continued to man the wireless himself calling for smoke to cover our withdrawal. This smoke proved most useful to us. Major Streatfeild moved with Bn HQ and with them was captured in a small gulley before contact could be made with the Scots Guards. Shortly afterwards he escaped and along with four other officers and about a dozen men began to fight he way back to our lines, and eventually managed to reach some of our carriers. It was decided to make a dash through the positions now held by the enemy in three of these carriers. Major Streatfeild drove the second one, and stopped on the way to pick up Major Sir Ian Stewart-Richardson, who was badly wounded. ... Never once did Major Streatfeild complain of his wound. ... His initiative was largely responsible for making good the escape of the other officers and men who came with him. (Gazetted 15th June 1944 p2852). Peactime saw continual rise through the ranks and eventually, as a Brigadier he was commandant of the United Kingdom's School of Artillery at Larkhill. In later civilian years Brigadier Streatfeild was a well respected county councilor and chairman of Oxfordshire Education Committee 'A tough no nonsense man determined to do his very best for the county's education. With copies of the London Gazette 21/9/43 confirming the MC and 5/11/1957 confirming Brevet Lt-Col. Commissions 27th August 1938 Second Lieutenant and 6th Feb 1946 Rank of Lieutenant. Letter confirming promotion to Lt-Col from March 28th 1961. Married to Edith Mary Streatfeild in 1942. *CR Medals as issued and worn. Sword with some light marking to blade, scabbard and hanger in very good condition. Uniform with some moth damage, but generally nice state as worn. Accompanying photographs and documents in mixed but generally very good condition.
Lot 138
With a 43 cm single edged, pointed blade with deep fuller, marked 'US' and 1913 to the ricasso, with various other inspection and issue marks. With a two part wooden grip. In a leather and steel mounted scabbard with webbing frog and belt hanger, the scabbard marked Jewett 1918. The grip with scratched name 'Sgt Major B.J. Meath J Coy'. 58 cm overall. 58 cm overall. *CR A nice, well marked example wit light marking and signs of age.
Lot 103
With an 82 cm tapering, pointed blade with etched decoration including George V monogram. With broad guard with GRI for Indian service, with pierced scrolling decoration and turned down inner lip. With shagreen grip and domed pommel. With service scabbard. 102 cm overall. *CR Blade in good condition, guard with surface rust and wear to grip, scuffing to scabbard.
Lot 85
A fine sword with a 73 cm pointed, single edged blade with broad shallow fuller, the blade decorated with a fouled anchor and royal monogram amongst foliage. The blade with a sharpened edge, possibly refurbished for service. Indistinctly marked to the ricasso 'Johnston (?) ... New Bond Street'. The broad guard with crowned fouled anchor, folding catch and wire bound shagreen grip, lion's head pommel and tied bullion sword knot.The black leather scabbard with fine 'Admiral's pattern' mounts with bands of oak leaves and acorns. Twi ring suspension. 88cm overall. *CR A fine sword in very attractive condition with some rubbing and light marking to the blade. Retaining pin on top mount to scabbard slightly bent.
Lot 69
With a 82 cm blade engraved with GR monogram and Royal Coat of Arms, marked to the back 'J. J. Runkel Solingen'. With two part folding guard, wire bound grip and vase shaped pommel. With remains of leather scabbard retaining toe and one mount. 100 cm overall. *CR Nice unrestored condition, rubbing to gilt work and slight rubbing t blade, remnants of scabbard in poor condition.
Lot 105
With an unusually long 87 cm curved single edged blade with broad shallow fuller. Dated 1914 and with a good selection of Russian Ordnance issue marks. With wooden grip and brass guard also dated 1914. In brass mounted leather scabbard with single ring suspension. 105cm overall. *CR Rear quillon lacking, slight marking and wear to blade, cracks to wooden grip.Otherwise a nice examples.
Lot 102
With an 83 cm tapering pointed blade with partial fuller, etched with scrolling decoration and Royal crest, indistinctly marked. With broad guard with George V crest with scrolling decoration, wire bound shagreen grip and domed pommel. 99 cm overall. *CR Some light surface rust to blade, decoration indistinct, wrong nut to top and lacking scabbard.
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