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Click here to subscribeAn Imperial German naval officer's sword, slightly curved fullered blade 29", with early Eickhorn mark at forte, etched with crowned fouled anchor and warship within foliage panels, regulation brass hilt with turn up outer guard bearing crowned fouled anchor, wirebound white composition grip, lion's head pommel with red and green glass eyes, in its brass mounted leather scabbard. Basically GC (some wear, inner guard missing, outer guard loose)
A Vic R Naval Reserve officer's sword, very slightly curved fullered blade 31?", by Rayner, Lord St, Liverpool, etched with R Arms, crown, RNR and fouled anchor within scrolled panels, regulation brass half basket hilt with turn down inner portion, and incorporating crowned fouled anchor with RNR, lion's head pommel and backstrap, wirebound sharkskin grip, in its brass bound leather scabbard. GC, the blade retaining a little original polish (few finger rust marks).
An Italian officer's sword, curved, fullered blade 31" by F Horster, Solingen, etched with state and royal arms, within trophy and scrolled panels, heavy plated steel stirrup hilt with long rectangular langets, ribbed and diced wooden grip, in its plated scabbard, with sections of hanging chain. GC (some blade wear, hilt and scabbard plating worn overall)
An early Vic 1845 pattern infantry officer's sword, slightly curved, fullered blade 32", with DE point, by Garden & Son, 200 Piccadilly, London, etched on one side only with crowned VR cypher and wreath in plain frosted panel, regulation brass hilt incorporating crowned VR cypher, with turn down inner portion, wirebound fishskin grip, in its brass mounted leather scabbard with frog stud to locket. GC (minor marks to blade, mounts lacquered overall).
A Russian officer's sword, slightly curved blade 32", with central fuller and double back fuller, various Cyrillic marks at forte, with date 1869, brass stirrup hilt with laurel wreath panels, rosette on pommel cap, ribbed composition grip, in its brass mounted leather scabbard. GC (scabbard leather AF, pitting stains to blade)
An 1853 pattern cavalry troopers sword, slightly curved, fullered blade 35", with broad arrow and I on backstrap, regulation triple bar steel hilt marked 74.4H 133, diced leather grips, in steel scabbard marked 2DG A 33. GC, the blade retaining some original finish (light rust pitting to hilt and scabbard).
A WWI Geo V 1897 pattern infantry officer's sword, straight fullered blade 33", etched with crown, GVR cypher, wreath and "C Westover 18th Rl. Fusiliers 1915" within scrolled panels, regulation steel hilt, wire bound fishskin grip, in its plated scabbard. GC (some wear, dent to scabbard and a little surface rust)
A Prussian cavalry trooper's sword, (similar to 1796 patt), broad, curved fullered blade 32?", with No 741 on backstrap, regulation steel stirrup hilt with heavy knucklebow and langets, ribbed leather grip, in its steel scabbard, various stamps to hilt and scabbard. GC (dark rust/light pitting patches to scabbard)
A cavalry officer's sabre, curved flat blade 32?", with rounded back, brass hilt of 1796 type with langets and facetted backstrap, wire bound ivory grip, in its velvet covered scabbard with ornamental plated mounts. Basically GC (blade some wear and light abrasion marks, several small grip cracks, velvet worn, verdigris patch on middle band)
A Vic 1821 pattern R Artillery officer's sword, straight fullered SE blade 34", by Henry Wilkinson, No 29271 (1888), etched with crowned R Arms, Union spray and motto, winged lightning and Royal Artillery within scrolled, foliate panels, regulation steel triple bar hilt, wirebound fishskin grip, in its leather FS scabbard. GC (some wear overall and finger rust patches to blade)
An 1821 pattern R Artillery officer's sword, very slightly curved fullered blade 35", by Henry Wilkinson, No 44835 (1914), etched with Royal Arms, cannon, winged lightning, and Royal Artillery within scrolled Union spray panels, regulation plated 3 bar hilt, wirebound sharkskin grip, in its leather FS scabbard. GC (R Arms and cannon section of blade pitted)
A Vic 1895 pattern infantry officer's sword, straight fullered blade, 32?" by Henry Wilkinson, No 34349 (1896), etched with crowned R Arms and VR cypher within scrolled foliate panels, regulation plated hilt without turn over edge, incorporating crowned VR cypher, wirebound fishskin grip, in its leather FS scabbard with frog and knot. Basically GC (some plating wear, heavy pitting patches to centre section of blade)
A Vic 1892 pattern RAMC officer's sword, straight fullered blade 32?", by Hawkes & Co, Piccadilly London, etched with crowned VR Cypher, RAMC badge and motto within scrolled panels, regulation brass 3 bar hilt incorporating crowned VR cypher, wirebound fishskin grip in an associated scabbard. GC, the blade retaining some original polish (small patch missing from tip of grip)
An Ed VII 1897 pattern infantry officer's sword of the R Marine Light Infantry, straight fullered blade 32?" by Henry Wilkinson, No 39226 (1902), etched with crowned R Arms, Ed VII cypher, "Gibraltar", globe, motto, Royal Marine Light Infantry and officer's initials GPO (G P Oppenheim, Lt 1902, Capt 1913), within scrolled foliate panels, regulation plated hilt incorporating Geo V cypher, wire bound fishskin grip in its plated scabbard. GC, the blade retaining some original polish (plating rusted and bubbled).
A Geo V 1897 pattern infantry officer's sword, straight, fullered blade 32?", by T W Castle Ltd, 27 Saville Row, London W1, etched with crowned GR cypher, R Arms and wreath within scrolled panels, plated hilt incorporating crowned GVR cypher, wirebound fishskin grip, in its leather FS scabbard with leather knot, frog and leather cover with initials RTPT. GC, retaining much original finish (a few small marks and rust patches)
An 1885 pattern cavalry trooper's sword, slightly curved fullered blade 34?" , by Mole with numerous stamps at forte, regulation steel hilt with semi basket guard, pierced Maltese cross, turned over edge, stamped 6/97.21L.177, diced leather grips, in steel scabbard marked Y/LCT/68. GC (dark rust pitting to scabbard)
A Vic general officer's mameluke hilted sword, slightly curved flat blade 31", by Holt & Son, Sackville St, London, etched with crowned VR cypher, crossed sword and baton, and wreaths within panels, embossed brass crossguard incorporating crossed sword and baton, ivory grips with 2 rosettes, in its brass scabbard with crimson and gilt knot (worn). GC (light speckling to blade).
A 1796 heavy cavalry trooper's sword, straight, fullered blade 35", with hatchet tip, marked Osborn & Gunby on the backstrap, with inspector's stamp at forte, regulation steel hilt, pierced disc guard, knucklebow and backstrap with ears, ribbed leather grip, in its steel scabbard. GC (cleaned bright over light pitting, spurious regimental markings to hilt and scabbard).
A Geo V Indian army officer's mameluke hilted sword, slightly curved flat blade 33", by Rankin & Co Ltd, India, etched with crowned GRI wreath, Royal arms with supporters within scrolled panels, embossed brass crossguard incorporating R Arms, casein grips with 2 rosettes, in its brass scabbard with traces of gilt, with gilt knot and tassel. GC, the blade retaining most original polish (some crazing to grips)
A Vic officer's broadsword of The Royal Scots, DE claymore blade 33", by Stark Brothers, Edinburgh, etched with crowned VR cypher, "Royal Scots", thistle and "Lothian" within scrolled panels, regulation plated steel basket hilt, wirebound fishskin grip, red cloth covered buckskin liner, in its leather FS scabbard with plated chape. GC (blade some wear, plating lightly bubbled overall, thistle ornament added to pommel)
A Vic officer's broadsword of The R Scots Fusiliers, DE claymore blade, 33" by J B Johnstone, Sackville St, London & Dublin, etched with crowned regimental badges, "Royal Scots Fusiliers", VR cypher and thistle within scrolled panels, regulation plated steel basket hilt, wirebound fishskin grip red cloth covered buckskin liner, crimson tassels, in its plated scabbard. GC, the blade retaining some original polish (plating worn and rusted)
A German hunting hanger, blade 13", sword on monogram mark of E F Horster at forte, well etched with hunting scenes of deer, wild boar and dogs with huntsmen, birds in trees, within leaf panels, brass hooves crosspieces with fluted shell guard, horn grips with applied acorns, acorn pommel, in its brass mounted leather scabbard with acorn frog stud. VGC
A late 19th century German courtsword, slender fullered SE blade, 32?", with WK & C marks at forte and E Sachs/Hoflieferant/Berlin, etched with crowned eagle, trophies and wreaths within ornamental panels, brass hilt with double shell guard, the inner folding up, urn and knop pommel, simulated wire grip, in its brass mounted leather scabbard. GC, the blade retaining some original polish (small stains to blade)
An Officer's Claymore of the Royal Scots Fusiliers A broadsword, by WILKINSON SWORD CO. Ltd (Nº 62914), with regulation double-edged blade etched with foliate decoration, Regimental Title and Grenade, figure of St Andrew and initials P.S.S., plated guard with scarlet liner (lacking its blue silk edging) and relic tassel, in its plated steel scabbard (plating now peeling)
Five Military etc, Swords A 1796-pattern Infantry Officer's sword with straight 32in. fullered blade, gilt-brass folding guard, knucklebow and pommel, wire-wound grip (lacking quillon, no scabbard); a post 1831 Staff Officer's sword with 321/2in. fullered blade, brass (originally gilt) guard, wire-bound fishskin grip and original sword-knot (lacking scabbard); a Rifles Officer's sword with 33in. slightly-curved blade and regulation hilt, complete with steel scabbard; a Victorian infantry-officer's levée weight sword with narrow 32in. fullered blade etched with foliate decoration and VR cypher, and brass Gothic hilt (traces of gilding remaining), in its plated scabbard; and a small sword with 283/4in. blade of hollow-triangular cross-section, steel knucklebow and wire-wound grip (no scabbard) (5)
A Gentleman's Velvet Court Dress A good complete suit of black velvet court dress, consisting of New Style coat, waistcoat and knee-breeches, all complete with buttons and buckles; a cream silk waistcoat (without buttons); a bicorne hat with steel chain loop; a pair of buckles shoes; a good regulation sword with etched blade and steel hilt bearing studded decoration, complete with its scabbard and oilskin outer cover; and a pair of black cloth knee-breeches; all in a tin trunk bearing brass plaque inscribed Viscount Mountgarret
An Officer's Uniform of the Royal Household A fine blue Full Dress coatee of the 3rd Class, with scarlet cloth collar and cuffs, gilt buttons mounted with KC Royal Arms, the collar, cuffs, fronts, pockets and skirts richly ornamented with saw-edged gold embroidery; a pair of white kerseymere knee-breeches complete with buttons and buckles; a Levee Dress coatee, similar to the Full Dress but with embroidery on collar, cuffs, back and pocket-flaps only; a pair of dark blue trousers with 2in. gold oakleaf lace stripes; a black silk bicorne hat with black ostrich-feather border and plaited gold gimp loop; a fine double-breasted blue greatcoat with Royal Arms buttons, black velvet collar and detachable cape; a Civil Uniform sword with 31in. blade by WILKINSON & SON, bearing etched decoration, cast gilt-brass hilt with beaded shell, grip and pommel with gold lace sword-knot, in black leather scabbard with gilt mounts (complete with oilskin outer cover), white cloth sword-frog; a pair of black half-Wellington boots, a pair of Court Dress shoes with gilt buckles, two pairs of white hose; and sundry minor items, in a black metal trunk (lot)
A Post War Diplomatic Uniform A metal trunk containing an Ambassador's uniform post 1957 as follows: blue coatee with gilt mounted Royal Arms buttons (QEC) and black velvet facings, the collar and cuffs edged with gold oakleaf lace and bearing embroidered oakleaf sprays; companion trousers with 21/2in. gold oakleaf lace stripes; a fine black silk bicorne hat with double gold bullion loop and white ostrich-feather edging; a civil uniform sword by WILKINSON with fine etched blade (E II R cypher), cast gilt-brass hilt complete with gold lace and bullion knot, in black leather scabbard with gilt locket and chape, and with chamois-lined outer cover; a blue cloth sword-frog; a pair of elastic-sided black ankle-boots, with trees; a fine white drill tropical tunic and trousers (the tunic with black velvet collar-tabs but lacking buttons); a blue forage-cap with white cover, a row of gold oakleaf embroidery to peak and black oakleaf lace band bearing embroidered badge of QEC above E II R cypher within a wreath; and a pair of white cotton gloves (lot)
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