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Lot 89
A British 1912 pattern cavalry officer`s sword, blade 35 in., etched with the initials `F.A.G.B.` and numbered 15980, regulation hilt with chased steel bowl guard, wire bound fishskin covered pistol grip, pommel chased with a band of foliage, leather covered scabbard with steel chape and throat.
Lot 92
An early 19th Century military sword of British 1796 heavy cavalry officer`s dress style, double edged blade 32 in. with a single narrow fuller to each side, brass hilt retaining some gilt, double shell guard, waisted quillon and slender knuckle bow, bulbous pommel, wood grip lacking covering, lacks scabbard.
Lot 98
A cavalry trooper`s sword in the late 18th Century style, slightly curved blade 32 1/2 in. with broad fullers, marked `MG`, stirrup hilt similar to the British 1788 type with narrow langet (missing on one side), wire bound grip, in a steel scabbard (not corresponding), with single suspension ring.
Lot 103
An 18th Century smallsword, hollow triangular-section blade 30 in., steel hilt, the oval guard with studwork and gilt metal overlay to the upper face, vestigial finger rings, the grip and pommel with diamond facets overall, the slender knuckle bow interrupted by a band of diamond facets, lacks scabbard.
Lot 104
An 18th Century smallsword, hollow triangular-section blade 32 in. with scrolling embellishment to the forte including a crest in the form of an arm holding a sword, steel hilt with vestigial finger rings and drooping back quillon, lacking a shell guard, faceted decoration to the knuckle bow and pommel, wire bound grip, lacks scabbard.
Lot 111
A VR artillery officer`s sword, slightly curved blade etched with crowned royal cypher and artillery emblems, ricasso marked for Henry Wilkinson, blade back numbered 8990, steel three bar hilt, wire bound fishskin covered grip, steel scabbard; together with a French Lebel bayonet in steel scabbard. (2)
Lot 118
A collection of three bayonets, comprising: an unusual unmarked example of the British 1888 pattern, with 12 in. blade, hilt with cavity for cleaning rod, grips fixed by two rivets, no oiling hole, steel mounted brown leather scabbard; an Indian 1907 pattern bayonet, Ishapore mark, lacks scabbard; and a British No 9 bayonet in scabbard with webbing frog. (3)
Lot 135
Two small Indonesian knives, each with a slender, slightly recurved blade, the first with flaring white metal mounted hilt and a scabbard with a naturalistic shaped projection from the top, the other with a flaring and well carved grip, and a scabbard with similarly embellished chape and top. Probably Sumatran (2)
Lot 136
A Sudanese dagger, curved double-edged blade 8 3/4 in., X-shaped hardwood hilt carved with fluting and hatching, scabbard with white metal chape and locket decorated with banding and scrollwork and with hide body with punched decoration; together with an African short sword, narrow asymmetrical blade 16 in., waisted wooden grip with metal banding and triangular metal pommel, lacks scabbard. The vendor remarks that he found the latter weapon in drifting sand at the site of the battle of Omdurman. (2)
Lot 142
A kukri, heavy blade 13 in with twin back fullers to the forte and a further shallow fuller extending toward the tip, marked `A.D.F.I. & Co SIALKOT`, horn grip with banded central section, brown leather scabbard with brass chape and retained in a leather suspension loop by a moulded ridge near the top
Lot 143
A kukri, plated blade 11 1/4 in with decorative panel in low relief, horn grip and lion mask pommel, ornate scabbard with red cloth covered body and white metal mounts with rich repousse decoration, complete with byknives; another kukri, blade 13 in. with shallow fuller and ribbed back, all steel hilt with chased decoration, plain scabbard; and a bowie type knife by John Watt of Sheffield, clipped back blade 5 3/4 in., chequered composition grip, plain scabbard. (3)
Lot 148
A pair of kukris, blades 13 in., with broad back fullers forming medial ridges, horn hilts; together with another kukri, plated blade, horn grip with lion mask pommel, black scabbard with byknives; another similar kukri, and a group portrait photograph of the Chiefs of the Imperial General Staff Conference, October 1945, in a glazed frame. (5)
Lot 149
A tulwar, slightly curved broad blade 30 1/2 in. with two broad fullers to each side and flaring slightly towards the point, Indo-Muslim hilt with knop quillons, long langets with shaped terminals, knuckle bow, angular swollen grip, disc pommel, lacks scabbard; together with a military type kukri, blade numbered `4/7`, wooden hilt, leather covered scabbard with byknives. (2)
Lot 198
An SA dagger by E.P.&S. of Solingen, double edged blade 8 1/2 in., hilt of regulation `Holbein` type with brown grip and SA emblem, scabbard with brown body and plated mounts. (Please note that, owing to the large number of reproduction Third Reich and Imperial German items on the market, we can give no guarantee as to the authenticity of any such items. Prospective purchasers must satisfy themselves in this regards, before bidding).
Lot 202
A K98 bayonet, stamped `JWh` and numbered 3324, steel hilt with wood grips and steel flash guard, in steel scabbard with leather frog; together with a sawback Mauser `butcher` bayonet, lacks scabbard. (2) (Please note that, owing to the large number of reproduction Third Reich and Imperial German items on the market, we can give no guarantee as to the authenticity of any such items. Prospective purchasers must satisfy themselves in this regards, before bidding).
Lot 206
A Third Reich official`s sword, slender curving blade 34 3/4 in. and marked for F.W. Holler of Solingen, P-hilt with lion head pommel and black composition grip, outer langet `de-badged` and inner langet with `RM` monogram, lacks scabbard. (Please note that, owing to the large number of reproduction Third Reich and Imperial German items on the market, we can give no guarantee as to the authenticity of any such items. Prospective purchasers must satisfy themselves in this regards, before bidding).
Lot 212
An SA dagger by Kohlen of Solingen, double edged blade 8 1/2 in., hilt of regulation `Holbein` type with brown grip and SA emblem, scabbard with brown body and plated mounts. (Please note that, owing to the large number of reproduction Third Reich and Imperial German items on the market, we can give no guarantee as to the authenticity of any such items. Prospective purchasers must satisfy themselves in this regards, before bidding).
Lot 220
A late Weimar Republic official`s sword, slender curving blade 33 1/4 in. and marked for W.K.C., P-hilt with oak leaves chased to the back strap, ears, knuckle bow and langet, with pale blue sword knot and steel scabbard. (Please note that, owing to the large number of reproduction Third Reich and Imperial German items on the market, we can give no guarantee as to the authenticity of any such items. Prospective purchasers must satisfy themselves in this regards, before bidding).
Lot 225
A Third Reich police bayonet, of K98 type with eagle head pommel, in steel scabbard. (Please note that, owing to the large number of reproduction Third Reich and Imperial German items on the market, we can give no guarantee as to the authenticity of any such items. Prospective purchasers must satisfy themselves in this regards, before bidding).
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