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Lot 1
A Victorian General Officer’s Mameluke Hilted Sword, with a curved flat blade, 75cm long, etched with oak-leafed wreaths within panels, crowned VR cypher and crossed sword and baton, embossed gilt-brass crossguard with sword and baton device, ivory grips with rosettes, in its plated scabbard with crimson and gilt knot.
Lot 2
An 1854 Pattern, Grenadier Guards, Officer’s Sword by Willkinson, No. 64368 (1934), straight fullered blade 83cm long, etched with crowned GVR cypher, flaming grenade and battle honours “Tangier to France & Flanders 1914-18Õ in scrolling panels, regulation plated guard with flaming grenade cartouche, diced backstrap with wirebound fishskin grip, in its steel scabbard.
Lot 3
A Victorian 1822 Pattern Grenadier Officer’s Sword, by Hamburger, Rodgers & Co., slightly curved blade, 82.5cm etched with VR cypher, scrolling foliage in panels and “Patent, Hamburger, Rodgers & Co, 30 King Street, Covent Garden, LondonÕ, regulation gilt finished hilt, with folding guard and VR cartouche, in its brass mounted black leather scabbard, retaining its bullion sword knot, applied with a flaming grenade and the Royal cypher. A Victorian 1827 Pattern Grenadier Officer’s Sword, straight narrow blade, 79.5cm, stamped 15646 for 1868, etched with crowned flaming grenade, VR cypher, and battle honours (rubbed), regulation plated hilt with VR flaming grenade cartouche, in its field service brown leather scabbard, retaining its brown acorn knot (2).
Lot 4
An 1827 Pattern Naval Officer’s Sword by Wilkinson Sword, 78cm straight spear point blade, etched with GR VI below crown, fouled anchor and oakleaf panels, gilt brass hilt with lion head pommel, wire bound fish skin grip, blue and gold bullion knot, in its brass mounted black leather scabbard and brown leather case.
Lot 6
An 1827 Pattern “East India CompanyÕ Officer’s Sword, 77cm slightly curved, wide pipe back, quill-pointed blade, engraved with arms, foliage and East India device, gilt brass hilt with East India Company cartouche and folding guard, lion head pommel with wire-bound fish skin grip, in its brass mounted black leather scabbard.. Provenance: Purchased at Bristows (now Two Toads Antiques) Tetbury, September 1969, thence by descent and by repute “This is a Naval officer’s sword given to Brooke the first white Raja of Sarawak (North Borneo) by the East India CompanyÕ.
Lot 8
A Light Cavalry Trooper’s Sword by Wilkinson of London, broad,curved, single-edged blade, 79cm long formed with a near full length fuller on both sides, stamped with a broad War Deparment arrow at the ricasso, brass stirrup hilt, with various markings, wooden, ringed grip, in its brass mounted leather scabbard.
Lot 9
A Cavalry Officer’s Mameluke Sword, 19th century, with a 79cm, curved blade double-edged towards the point, brass cross-piece cast with foliage, and a pair of ivory grip scales with rossettes, lacking scabbard. A Victorian 1821 Pattern Royal Artillery Officer’s Sword, by Henry Wilkinson of Pall Mall, serial no. 20079 for 1875-76, 87cm straight, single-edged spear-point blade, etched with foliage, Artillery devices and “Royal ArtilleryÕ, triple-guard hilt, wire-bound fish-skin grip, lacking scabbard, (2).
Lot 11
A French Infantry Officer’s Sword, 19th century, 76cm curved blade, regulation twin-bar hilt, with wire-bound leather covered wooden grip, lacking scabbard. A French Model 1829 Mounted Gunner’s Sabre, 83cm curved blade, regulation brass knuckle-bow hilt marked with various arsenal marks, wire-bound leather covered, wooden grip, lacking scabbard, (2).
Lot 14
A French Infantry Officer’s Sabre, 19th century, 76cm curved blade, regulation twin-bar hilt, with leather covered wooden grip, lacking scabbard. A French Model 1829 Mounted Gunner’s Sabre, 83cm curved blade, regulation knuckle-bow hilt marked with various arsenal inspection marks and “45Õ, wire-bound leather covered wooden grip, lacking scabbard, (2).
Lot 639
An interesting Italian fascist 2nd model MVSN dagger, with plated brass crosspiece and plated steel pommel cap, the dark wood hilt well carved with a head wearing steel helmet (Mussolini?) with eagles flying above, “116 Legion Alpina”, “2 Divisione 28 Ottobre”, “Centurione Ponzone Pierino”, “49 Legione San Marco”, etc, in its steel sheath embossed with fasces and “MVSN”. Basically GC (grip split, sheath rusted overall); also a WWII German KAR 98 bayonet with wooden grips, in a brass mounted Italian carcano scabbard. QGC. (2)
Lot 681
A post 1902 RN Midshipman’s dirk, SE blade 18½”, by J R Gaunt & Son, late Edward Thurkle, 53 Conduit St, London W (the firm’s address 1906-18), etched with crowned fouled anchor, R Arms and motto within oak wreaths, scrolled panels, regulation brass hilt, acorn finial crossguard with crowned fouled anchor in wreath to centre, lion’s head pommel and backstrap, wirebound sharkskin grip, in its brass mounted leather scabbard with locking clip to hilt. GC (light pitting to blade edges)
Lot 683
A French M1882 light cavalry trooper’s sword, straight fullererd blade 34”, marked “Mf d’Armes de Chat Sbre 1885 Cavrie Legere Mle 1882” on backstrap, regulation brass hilt, the guard with reinforced edges, knucklebow and 2 sidebars, cap shaped pommel, leather covered grip (AF), in its steel scabbard with single ring. Basically GC, the blade good (dark rust to scabbard)
Lot 684
A good Dutch infantry officer’s sword, slightly curved, fullered, plated blade 35½”, with mark of Carl Eickhorn Solingen at forte under langet, and etched “Yserhouwer” in scroll on one side, gilt hilt with pronounced knucklebow, langets, lion’s head quillon, lion’s head pommel and plain backstrap, wirebound black composition grip, black cord knot with large orange tipped silver bullion “acorn”, in its plated scabbard with single ring. Near VGC (2 light pitting patches to top of blade) Plate 4
Lot 685
A cavalry trooper’s sword, similar to the French 1854 pattern but of lighter construction, straight double fullered blade 34”, no visible markings, brass hilt, the guard with reinforced edges, knucklebow and 3 sidebars, cap shaped pommel, wirebound leather grip, in its steel scabbard with 2 rings (painted black). GC
Lot 687
A mid 19th century French officer’s dress sword, DE twin fullered blade 30½”, brass hilt with double shell guard, the inner shell turn down (spring AF), the outer bearing applied cuirass and helmet, plain knucklebow, ovoid pommel, wirebound composition grip, in its steel scabbard with single ring. GC Plate 4
Lot 688
An 1822 pattern staff officer’s sword, slightly curved, pipe backed blade 33”, by Lansdale & Tyler, Bedford St Covt Garden London (the style of the firm 1835-45), etched with crowned VR cypher and wreath within panels, regulation copper hilt, retaining traces of gilt, incorporating crowned crossed baton and sword, stepped pommel, ornamental backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip, in its brass mounted leather scabbard (leather AF), with 2 rings, the locket engraved with maker’s name and address as above. Basically GC (some wear and light pitting)
Lot 689
An 1821 pattern light cavalry officer’s service sword, plain, slightly curved fullered blade 34”, sharpened for service, regulation triple bar steel hilt, stepped pommel and backstrap, wirebound fishkin grip, in its steel scabbard with 2 hanging rings and WM throat. GC (grip worn, dark pitting to hilt and scabbard)
Lot 695
A 1796 pattern light cavalry trooper’s sword, broad, curved, shallow fullered blade 33”, with stamp at forte, regulation steel stirrup hilt with langets, plain pommel and backstrap with ears, ribbed leather grip, in its steel scabbard marked “Woolley Deakin & Dutton” (title used 1808-12) with 2 hanging rings. GC (some wear and light pitting, blade cleaned, one throat screw missing) Plate 4
Lot 700
A Dyak headhunter’s sword mandau, curved blade 21”, of traditional form, swollen towards tip, 2 narrow fullers, ornamental back edge inlaid with brass bands, carved bone stylized bird’s head grip (1” section of back missing), in its rattan bound wooden scabbard with suspension loop and tassels. GC (some wear)
Lot 720
A Sudanese sword, kaskara, triple fullered blade 38”, etched with stylized Arabic inscription for whole length, traditional hilt, in leather scabbard, and another, flat blade 34”, inscribed panels at forte, traditional hilt, crocodile skin scabbard (does not fully enter scabbard). Basically GC (some wear and damage). (2)
Lot 724
A ramblers patent walking stick/bow saw, 36½” overall, containing a concealed 27” saw blade which folds away in the haft when not in use; a Blackwell’s Patent dog walkers walking stick, the plated brass handle incorporating a whistle and spring clip for attaching to the collar (haft AF); a Japanese carved bamboo walking stick; a sword scabbard (FC); a wooden ramrod for muzzle loading gun (AF); 2 rifle stock blanks; a shotgun butt; several incomplete cleaning rods; and a made up copper shot flask. Average QGC to GC
Lot 776
A good Javanese kris, straight watered blade 13½”, nicely polished facetted hilt, with a little carving on the inner edge, in studded gilt and silver cup, polished grained scabbard, the lower section covered in sheet brass, embossed overall on the front with flowers and foliage. Near VGC Plate 5
Lot 811
A 19th century courtsword, slender flattened diamond section blade, 29½”, studded brass hilt with double turned up shell guard, crossguard, knucklebow, flattened urn shaped pommel and swollen square section grip, in its brass mounted leather scabbard. GC (minor wear and light pitting, scabbard leather crazed)
Lot 814
An interesting hunting sword, evidently a conversion of a French cavalry officer’s sword c 1785, captured during the Napoleonic wars, broad, slightly curved shallow fullered blade 29½”, with a little original scroll etching towards the forte, the back of the blade removed and the edge saw backed for most of its length, gilt double shell and loop guard with knucklebow, the sidebars removed, cap shaped pommel, leather grip (most wire missing) inside of guard engraved with English owner’s initials “WH”, in its leather scabbard with long brass chape and leather locket; see Wagner “Cut and Thrust Weapons” p 311 and Blair “European and American Arms” p 103(b) for similar originals. Basically GC, the hilt retaining approx 15% original gilt (some wear overall, hilt a little misshapen and one loop broken)
Lot 678
A GERMAN NAZI OFFICER`S SWORD, c.1940, the gilt metal hilt and stirrup guard cast with eagle on swastika and oak leaves, wire wound composition grip, 32 1/2" slightly curved single edged blade with single fuller inscribed Eickhorn, Solingen, with squirrel trade mark, black japanned steel scabbard, 38" long
Lot 684
A GERMAN NAZI OFFICER`S SWORD, c.1940, the gilt metal hilt and stirrup guard cast with eagle on swastika and oak leaves, wire wound composition grip, 31" slightly curved single edged blade with single fuller, inscribed Eickhorn, Solingen with squirrel trade mark, black japanned steel scabbard, 36 3/4" long
Lot 708
AN 1897 PATTERN INFANTRY OFFICER`S SWORD, c.1914, with pierced and chased steel guard, wire wound fish skin grip, 32" straight single edged blade with single fuller, three quarters chased with leaves and royal coat of arms, inscribed "Ranken & Co, Calcutta", in leather covered scabbard, 40" long
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