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Click here to subscribeAn Ed VII 1892 pattern RAMC officer's sword, straight fullered blade 32" by M Angel & Sons, Shaftesbury Avenue, WC, etched with crowned Ed VII cypher, RAMC badge and motto, within scrolled frosted panels, regulation brass hilt with traces of gilt, incorporating crowned Ed VII cypher, wirebound fishskin grip, chequered backstrap, in its leather FS scabbard. GC, the blade retaining much original polish (minor edge nicks at point) Plate 4
A Wm IV 1822 pattern infantry officer's sword, slightly curved, pipe backed blade 32½", etched with crowned WRIV cypher and wreath incorporating crowned WRIV cypher, stepped pommel, ornamental backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip, in an incorrect leather scabbard. Basically GC (light pitting patches to blade edges)
A scarce Russian 1826 pattern cavalry trooper's sword, curved fullered blade 34" with stamps at forte and inscription on backstrap, regulation triple bar brass hilt with various stamps, cap pommel and plain backstrap, long langets, ribbed leather grip with oval brass stud, in its heavy steel scabbard with 2 hanging rings, the hilt and scabbard numbered en suite 43.449; see Mollo "Russian Military Swords" No 16, GC (minor wear and light pitting, hilt bars bent) Plate 5
An Ed VII 1821 pattern sword of The R Artillery, almost straight fullered blade 35", etched with Vic crowned R Arms, post 1902 crowned Ed VII cypher and cannon (remainder unclear) in scrolled panels, regulation palted 3 bar hilt with side loop, stepped pommel, chequered backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip, with leather knot in its leather FS scabbard with leather case. Hilt and scabbard GC (top two thirds of blade rusted)
A cavalry troopers sword, c 1800, of one of the German states, curved, shallow fullered blade 32½", with small crowned GL in circle mark at the forte, heavy steel stirrup hilt with slender langets, domed pommel cap, plain backstrap, wirebound leather grip, in its steel scabbard with single hanging ring. GC Plate 5
A mid 19th Century light cavalry officer's sword, probably Russian, curved, pipe backed blade 34", finely etched with wreaths and trophies of weapons and flags within frosted panels, brass hilt, the oval guard with reinforced edges, knucklebow and 2 sidebars, flattened stepped pommel, facetted backstrap, wirebound darkwood grip (small chip to top), in its steel scabbard with 2 domed bands and hanging rings. GC, the blade retaining much original polish, (hilt loose). Plate 5. Note: This sword is stated to have been given to Lt Ewart by Lord Raglan when the former lost his sword.
A 19th Century Indian sword Tulwar with Eastern silver hilt, curved SE blade 30½", the hilt of traditional form, without knucklebow, pierced ornamental tips to long langets, large disc pommel with pierced ornamental inset to top, in a velvet covered wooden scabbard. GC, the hilt generally crisp with a good dark tone (blade some wear and heavy pitting patches). Plate 6
†A US gladius type sidearm, broad, straight spatulate blade 18" with shallow double and single fullers, solid brass cruciform hilt, the crossguard marked JH on one side and W.A.T. on the other, scaled grip, ovoid pommel stamped on both sides with American eagle, in its brass mounted leather scabbard, GC (minor wear, pitting and dents, scabbard seam split) Plate 4
A World War I casualty Medal group awarded to Sergeant Herbert Ridyard L.18091 of the Royal Field Artillery comprising 1914-15 Star, 1914-18 Medal and War for Civilisation Medal together with the named Death Plaque also a framed scroll for Sergeant Ridyard who was killed on the 23rd of August 1918 aged 28 his grave is at Sovenir Cemetery St Omer V.D.86. Also in this lot is a World War II army issue Kukri, length of blade 31cm with wooden handle complete with leather covered scabbard and leather belt (Illustrated)
An Edward VII Infantry Officers sword, the straight fullered blade with acid etched decoration depicting Edward VII cipher with crown above and the original owners initials ASC by David Jones, 36 Deansgate, Manchester, length of blade 85cm, with swept hilt and the remains of a leather sword knot complete with leather covered scabbard
A brass hilted 1822 pattern Infantry Officer's sword (Gothic hilt) the hilt inset with 'VR' cypher surmounted by Royal Crown, fish skin grip bound by silver wire, remains of a leather sword knot, the etched single edged blade in its field service leather scabbard; with an associated steel scabbard -2 blade 82cm long
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