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Click here to subscribeA U.S. 'MODEL 1860' LIGHT CAVALRY SWORD by C. Roby, W. Chelmsford, Mass, date '1864', with 35in. slightly curved single-edged fullered blade marked at the forte, brass half-basket hilt of three bars, leather-covered grip (wire binding missing), and regulation steel scabbard with two rings for suspension. This sword appears not to seen much use. (Please see lot 27 for image)
A RARE BRITISH 1796 PATTERN HEAVY CAVALRY TROOPERS SWORD by Jos.h Hereddell & Co., with 35in. single-edged fullered blade struck with an inspection mark on one side, regulation steel hilt comprising pierced disc-shaped guard with langets, the knuckle-guard cut for a sword knot and engraved 'RD B 10', and pommel, leather-covered wooden grip, in correct regulation steel scabbard engraved 'E 5' with two rings for suspension. (Please see lot 38 for image)
TWO ENGLISH (SHEFFIELD) BOWIE KNIVES, circa 1900, one by Alfred Field, the other by George Butler & Co., each with clip-pointed blade of approx. 6in. (tip broken on the Field knife), white metal guard, natural staghorn grip-scales, and brown leather scabbard., together with an English Bowie Knife retailed by Robinson & Co Singapore, early 20th Century, with 7in. clip-point blade, marked 'Sheffield, England' at the forte, white metal guard, natural staghorn gripscales, one inlaid with a white metal plaque and brown leather scabbard; together with An English Cutlery-Handled Bowie Knife 20th Century, with 10 1/2in. clip-pointed blade and sliver hilt; together with a good copy Victorian Bowie Knife sign G. Wosfenhur/Washington/Works with 9in. curved single-edged toward point; and a Bowie Knife by Fredric Barnes & Co Sheffield circa 1900, 7 3/4in. clip-point blade, red leather scabbard (repaired) with white metal mounts (4)
A U.S. MODEL 1860 LIGHT CAVALRY SWORD, dated '1864', with 35in. slightly curved single-edged fullered blade stamped with date and makers details of 'W. Chelmsford' at the forte, brass half-basket hilt of three bars, and leather-covered grip (wire binding missing), in steel scabbard with two rings for suspension.
A British Cavalry officer's sword, 1908 pattern, the straight 35 inch steel blade by 'Ranken & Co Ltd, India', the other side with approved stamp, each side with GR cypher amongst foliate engraved decoration, the engraved plated steel hilt with fish-skin covered grip and plated steel pommel, with leather-covered scabbard and frog; and a 1796 Light Cavalry sabre, the 31.75 inch curved blade stamped 'Osborn & Gunby', with steel stirrup hilt, wire-bound leather grip and steel scabbard, re-gripped and extensively polished, (2).
A World War II German NCO's private purchase sword, the 33.5 inch curved steel blade unmarked, with plain steel stirrup hilt and celluloid grip bound with tight twisted brass wire wrap, with original black painted scabbard and dress knot through ring; and another similar, with plain gilded brass hilt, the curved steel blade 33.5 inches, (2).
A Georgian naval dirk, adapted from a spadroon, the blued steel spear-point blade with gilt military trophies, with gilt metal mounts, twin down-pointing quillon crossguard and reeded ivory handle, the leather scabbard embossed with Prince of Wales feathers and stamped 'Wright & Co, Sword Cutler, No.72 St James St, London'.
A British 1827 pattern Naval officer's sword, by Henry Wilkinson and retailed by Gieve, Matthews & Seagrove, the 31.5 inch blade etched with Royal Arms, Naval devices, etc, the solid brass half-basket guard with wire-bound fish-skin grip and lion head pommel, in its brass and leather scabbard.
An 1897 pattern British Infantry officer's sword, the 32.25 inch straight steel blade signed 'Fenton Brothers Ltd, Sheffield' in cartouche with 'Sword Cutlers to the War Office' below, foliate engraved and with GRV cypher, Royal Coat of Arms and proof mark, the honeysuckle steel hilt with 'GRV' pierced cypher, chequered steel back and wire-bound fish-skin grip, Sam Browne style scabbard and conforming frog.
38996 Dvr H T Wells, RA: a group of three medals: BWM, Victory and 1914-15 Star (to H T Wells, RFA); a Royal Artillery cap badge; a Norfolk Regt cap badge; an enamelled Royal Artillery sweetheart brooch; a For Home and Country badge; a British 1856 pattern sword bayonet, with 58cm steel blade, with scabbard; and D F Grant 'History of A' Battery 84th Army Brigade RFA' and 'The Story of the Royal Regiment of Artillery'.
A gentleman's court suit of navy cut velvet, comprising a front opening jacket with stand collar and tails; a pair of matching breeches, each with bright cut steel buttons; a bicorn hat; dress sword with cut steel hilt; velvet scabbard; a pair of bright cut steel and black leather buckles, cased; and another pair of buckles, contained within a painted metal trunk, with applied plaque 'C.W. Mitchell Esq.'
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