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An unusual Scottish broadsword, plain DE tapered blade 31", brass basket hilt, the panels engraved with thistle sprays and floral motifs, hemispherical pommel with 4 flutes, wirebound fishskin grip, in its steel scabbard with 2 upper hanging rings and single lower. Basically GC for age, (blade some wear, tip rounded, some damage and repairs to hilt)
4 bayonets: 1907 SMLE by Wilkinson, in scabbard with leather frog; India pattern SMLE Mk I**, in scabbard with webbing frog; No 5 Mk I Jungle carbine, with flat blade, in scabbard with webbing frog; and P1913 for the P14 rifle, in its scabbard with webbing frog. Average GC (the last rather worn)
A Lebel bayonet, dated 1878 with hooked quillon, in scabbard; 2 No 4 spike bayonets in scabbards; a WM ball topped Artists Rifles swagger cane; a chamois lined leather sword slip; a plated souvenir kukri in sheath; a General Service cap badge and an Artists Rifles collar; sundry other items. Average GC
A WWII Japanese officer's sword, plated blade 32", with narrow back fuller and false hamon, regulation gilt hilt, the guard, knucklebow, pommel and backstrap with floral decoration, wirebound composition grip, in its plated scabbard, with black silk knot. Near VGC, retaining much original finish.
A George V rifle officer's sword, the pierced guard with crown and bugle device and with wire-wound leather fish-skin effect grip, the foliate etched 32 1/2in. fullered blade with GvR cypher; with leather service scabbard, 102cm in length overall (some deterioration generally); and a George V infantry officer's 1895 pattern sword by J.R Gaunt & Son London, the pierced foliate engraved guard with GvR cypher and wire-wound fish-skin effect grip, the foliate etched 32 1\2in. fullered blade with GvR cypher; with parade and service scabbards and black leather cover, 102cm in length overall (some deterioration)
An officer's 1796 pattern cavalry sabre, with brass guard and stirrup-shaped knuckle bow and carved bone grip, the curved and fullered 33inch steel blade inscribed W. Parker London; with brass mounted black leather scabbard (bone grip cracked, some pitting to blade and notches to leading edge)
A Victorian officer's 1822 pattern sword by LINNEY LONDON, the brass hilt with pierced guard with VR cypher and wire-wound fish-skin grip, the gently curved and fullered 32in. foliate etched blade with VR cypher and maker's inscription; with brass scabbard, 100cm in length overall (some dents and wear); and a coaching horn (extensively dented)
Sergeant B Brett, Royal Army Ordnance Corps; a WWII medal group of War and Defence medal 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, Italy Star mounted on a bar together with sundry other medals, medal ribbons, an extensive collection of booklets, occupation money, service forces information booklets, a rare copy of "Fresh Target", a combat beret with army ordnance badge, a collection of three army ordnance badges and two metal flashes mounted on leatherette strap, sundry other flashes and a good Kukri in heavy stitched leather scabbard with two hanging straps together with his interesting photograph album of his WWII service, especially in Egypt, 1942 and Italy, 1945 with inscribed entries
A collection of cheese scoops comprising two 18th century steel "key" type scoops, a large 18th century scoop with 19th century handle attachment, a heavy chisel type scoop probably 18th century, a 19th century "wishbone" type scoop, a cased 19th century scoop by Herbert & Son, retailed by Hislop of Edinburgh with brass and rosewood bullet grip complete with leather scabbard and one other (7)
An Early 19th Century Paussian Infantry Officers Sword, the 82cm straight single edged blade stamped with a makers mark at the forte, the brass hilt with a single knuckle bow and two shell guards. The brass grip cast to simulate wire binding, complete in black leather scabbard with brass fittings
A 19th Century Cavalry Sabre, possibly American, 90cms curved blade with one broad and one narrow fuller to each side and retaining much original polish. Indistinct maker mark to fore, the guard of brass "three bar" form, the black leather covered grip with some sections of brass wire binding remaining. Complete in iron scabbard with two suspension rings
A 19th Century Danish Naval Officers Sword, the 70cms slightly curved pipe back blade slightly etched with a trophy of arms, scrolling foliage etc. The gilt brass hilt with a single knuckle bow and pierced with a crowned fouled anchor. The grip of ivory, complete in scabbard with gilt fittings. The throat with a frog stud in the form of a shell and chiselled with an anchor against two flags. (Blade etching faint, gilding rubbed, scabbard chapel lacking)
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