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Lot 97
A Japanese WWII Shin-Gunto officers sword, the cast tsuba decorated with clouds, braid bound tsuka and triple chrysanthemum head menuki, with brown leather bound scabbard, sword length 97cm, scabbard length 72cm, total length 97.5cm, together with a souvenir certificate of retention to A.J.Webster as war trophy
Lot 71
A Japanese Edo period, Inshu ju Kanetsugu saku sword, late 17th/early 18th century, made by Kanetsugu of Inaba province, fuchi signed Miyanoshita Shiraku, tsuba decorated with two dragons, black braid bound tsuka, foo dog menuki, shagreen grip, red lacquered scabbard decorated with dragons in a landscape scene, sword length 96cm, total length 103cm
Lot 72
A Japanese Kaigunto naval sword, circa 1900, the blade made in a government workshop, anchor stamped on the tang, the scabbard is jindachi-zukuri mounted, covered with dyed blue Wray-skin and lacquered (same-nuri), hilt (tsuka bound in the buke-zukuri style, sword length 93cm, total length 96cm
Lot 68
A Japanese Edo period Katana sword by Kawabe Suishinshi Masahide, circa 1750-1825, blade forged Tenmei 1785, fuchi signed Naoyoshi, with cherry blossom cast tsuba, black braid bound tsuka, shagreen grip, cloud and crown menuki, black lacquered scabbard, sword length 94.5cm, total length 100cm
Lot 173
A WWII Second World War Third Reich Nazi German Army Officers parade dagger. The dagger having a steel oak leaf pommel, twisted celluloid grip and cross guard in the form of the Nazi eagle with downward facing quillons, housed in steel scabbard with furniture rings, 25cm blade, 28cm scabbard
Lot 70
A Japanese Edo period, Sesshu (No) Ju Sukeharo saku sword, circa 1675, made by Sukeharo of Settsu province, pupil of Sukekuni of Settsu, fuchi signed Tada Saku, tsuba with gilt detail having a scene of crane's in water reeds, black braid bound tsuka, shagreen grip, wooden scabbard, sword length 99.5cm, total length 105cm
Lot 536
WILKINSON; an 1897 pattern infantry officer's sword with pierced ERII knuckle guard, 82cm fullered blade with acid etched decoration and numbered 91225 to the spine, with wire bound shagreen grips, leather scabbard and frog, with soft outer case, overall length approx. 102cm.Provenance: - Issued to the current vendor serving as a police officer in Swaziland on his promotion to Superintendent in 1967. His career further promoted him to Senior Superintendent, the additional archive image depicts the vendor as a Junior Officer (top right of picture).Condition Report: Overall solid but used condition, traces of polish throughout the pierced decoration to the knuckle guard, the blade is rather dull with notable tarnishing throughout, scabbard and frog in good order, outer case in ok but used condition.
Lot 543
A 1796 pattern light cavalry trooper's sword, the 32" curved blade engraved 'Gill's Warranted' with wire bound leather grip, steel stirrup knuckle bow and turn down quillon, with double ring steel scabbard, overall length 98.5cm.Condition Report: Leather grips cracked and perished, very minor patches of surface pitting to knuckle guard. Blade has several nicks in cutting edge, blade and scabbard tarnished with a few minor patches of surface pitting, otherwise overall good condition. No jiggle on pommel, scabbard measures 86.5cm. Wire on grip is intact.Blade is 3.5cm in height at the hilt and 9mm thick and has a height of 4cm at the widest point near the tip.- Please note that this lot is not suitable for our in-house postage service.We would recommend booking a collection slot for this lot or contacting Mailboxes Etc for postage of this lot, their details can be found on https://www.adampartridge.co.uk/services/transport/
Lot 539
A 1796 pattern infantry officer's sword, the 32.5" double-edged straight blade with armorial crest and inscribed 'For My Country & King' to both sides, hinged gilt brass knuckle guard, wire bound grip, curved knucklebow and urn pommel, overall length 98cm, lacking scabbard.Condition Report: Gilt finish worn and blade tarnished, otherwise OK.
Lot 530a
A 19th century Turkish Kilij, the 26.5" curved pala blade with broad spine and 10" double-edged tip, brass cross guard and horn grip, overall length 80cm, lacking scabbard.Condition Report: - Overall good condition, horn grip has patch repairs and further minor losses, scuffs and scrapes etc. knuckle guard has been polished leaving areas of very light surface scratches and tarnishing. Blade has two nicks and patches of tarnishing, otherwise OK.
Lot 534
A 19th century German hunting sword, the 23" curved fullered single-edged blade with 7" double-edged tip, gilt brass cross guard and horn grip, gilt brass mounted leather scabbard with integral horn-handled knife and fork, overall length 74cm.Condition Report: Appears to be missing small section from the chape, gilt finish rubbed. Leather is split and appears to be worn and refinished, blade is tarnished but retains good cutting edge.
Lot 506
A British Army 1903 pattern sword bayonet, marked for the 7th April 1903, various touch marks to the bottom blade edge and reverse, length of blade 30.5cm, overall length 42.5cm, in leather scabbard with leather frog, the scabbard marked 'C39'.Condition Report: - In good condition. The leather frog seems to have a line cut to the front, but it does not feel like it goes all the way through, so it just looks superficial.
Lot 531
An 1853 pattern cavalry trooper's sword with pierced knuckle guard, blade stamped 'J & C' and '22' under crown verso, in metal scabbard with double ring loop attachment, length of blade 89cm, overall length 104cm.Condition Report: Guard, grip and scabbard have all been painted black and the painted surface is lifting with pitting coming through, blade is dull and has even layer of surface pitting throughout, otherwise appears ok.
Lot 533
A Georgian 1804 pattern British Naval cutlass with figure of eight guard and segmented iron grip, the 29" single-edged blade stamped with G.R crown cypher and further stamped '4' beneath crown, overall length 86cm, lacking scabbard.Condition Report: Overall OK condition, knuckle guard painted with losses to painted finish showing surface corrosion, blade tarnished with patches of minor surface pitting visible, appears to have old repair to blade where a nick has been ground in.
Lot 531a
X A early 19th century Mameluke cavalry officer's sword, with 31" Kilij curved single-edged blade with 10.5" double-edged tip, incised gilt brass cross guard and ivory grips, with gilt brass mounted leather scabbard, overall length 97cm. CITES Self Certification No: NAU7MF4T.Condition Report: Overall good condition, wear to the gilt finish, and tarnishing to the blade otherwise OK.
Lot 527
A Crimean War period Victorian British infantry officer's uniform sword with shagreen and copper wire grip, ball end pommel, brass half-basket hilt with Victoria royal cypher, forward facing quillon, in metal scabbard with double ring fasteners, decorated blade, no visible markings, length of blade 82cm, overall length 96cm.
Lot 537
A 1796 pattern infantry officer's sword, with 32" single-edged fullered blade showing traces of gilded decoration and G.R crown cypher, stamped to the hilt 'J.J Runkel, Solingen', hinged gilt brass knuckle guard, wire bound grip, curved knucklebow and urn pommel, overall length 99cm, lacking scabbard.Condition Report: Overall good condition, gilt finish worn and blade has good patina and minor patches of surface corrosion and pitting.
Lot 524
X A late 18th century Naval officer's dirk, the 12" curved single-edged blade with 4.5" double-edged tip and incised decoration, gilt brass recurved quillon and lion's head pommel with chain knuckle guard and ivory grips, gilt brass mounted leather scabbard, overall length 41cm. CITES Self Certification Ref: 8HZLPYT2Condition Report: Ivory grip split, with further losses and staining. Blade tarnished with several nicks. Gilt finish rubbed and leather section badly perished with cracks and missing throat section of sheath, otherwise OK.
Lot 160
19th century 'Royal Welch Fuzeleers' (sic) Officer's sabre having brass hilt with lion mask pommel and wire bound shark skin grip together with a large Nepalese Kukri in leather scabbard with one additional small knife. (2) (B.P. 21% + VAT) No maker's marks. 73.5cm long approx. 4cm wide approx.
Lot 198
Updated lot info (if 8 swords, top-down. Title & Description) - A Collection of Eight Swords with scabbards and an inlaid hardwood Walking Cane .......... A Collection of Eight Swords consisting of; (1) A British 1796 Pattern Infantry Sergeant's Spadroon with gilt brass hilt and plain blade, (2) A British 1796 Pattern Infantry Officer's Spadroon with gilt brass hilt, blue and gilt blade with leather scabbard, (3) A 19th Century Mameluke Sabre, (4) A Reproduction British 1796 Pattern Infantry Officer's Spadroon with scabbard, (5) A Reproduction British 1796 Pattern Infantry Officer's Spadroon with scabbard, (6) A Modern 1831 Pattern Mameluke Sabre, (7) A Reproduction Late 18th.C. French Naval Artillery Shortsword, (8) A British Victorian 1856 Pattern Infantry Bandsman Shortsword
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