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Lot 1923
A WWII Second World War Third Reich Nazi German SA Officers dress dagger. The dagger having a shaped wooden walnut grip with inset SA roundel and Eagle Swastika shape badge to the grip. The blade ricasso marked RZM M7/80 (Gustav C. Spitzer of Solingen). The blade engraved with ' Alles Fur Deutschland ' (Everything For Germany). Housed in steel scabbard, measuring approx 38cm. Blade is rusty and tarnished.
Lot 85
including a Central European officer's sword, with curved blade, gilt-brass cross-piece and carved bone grip set with turquoise pastes; a Bavarian officer's sword, in its scabbard; two bayonets; a Gurka kukri knife; a Balkan bichaq, in its scabbard; a hunting dagger and a Japanese katana; together with a silver-plated Jugendstil paperknife by WMF, the first: 18 cm blade (qty)
Lot 123
OF REGULATION TYPE The first straight, double-edged, etched with foliage and trophies-of-arms on each face, plain tang, retaining its threaded pommel button, in associated iron-mounted leather scabbard (seam opening); the second nickel-plated with ball finial, in a buff leather cover; the third, fourth, fifth and sixth of iron, two retaining some plated finish; and the seventh leather (tip missing), with iron locket and middle-band, all in a modern gun slip, the first: 82.2 cm blade (7)
Lot 43
the first with curved blade formed with a serrated edge and bifurcated point, etched in imitation of watered pattern and decorated with gold foliage at the forte, and mottled green jade grip, carved with foliage in place of the quillons and animal mask pommel, in its velvet-covered wooden scabbard with iron mounts decorated with gold scrollwork; the second with white metal body decorated with vine fruit and foliage and turned bone handle, the first: 29.5 cm blade (3)
Lot 3
Sugata (configuration): shinogi-zukuri (longitudinal ridgeline) with shallow torii-zori (even curve), medium kissaki (tip of blade); kitae (forging pattern) details obscured by rubbing; hamon (tempering pattern) faint broad notare chōji, silvered habaki (collar); nakago (tang) one mekugi-ana (peg hole) visible but unable to remove the tsuka to inspect the nakago Koshirae (mounting): saya (scabbard) steel with brass suspension ring and semegane; tsuka (handle) wooden wrapped in brown leather over white samegawa (ray skin), standard brass military mounts including fuchi (collar), tsuba (hand guard), kabutogane (hilt pommel) with sakura (cherry blossom) and menuki (hilt grips) decorated with sakura and chrysanthemums
Lot 1
Sugata (configuration): shinogi-zukuri (longitudinal ridgeline) with shallow torii-zori (even curve), medium kissaki (tip of blade); kitae (forging pattern) details obscured by rubbing; hamon (tempering pattern) tight chōji notare but finer details obscured by rubbing, copper habaki (collar); tsuka (handle) wooden wrapped in samegawa (ray skin) and black silk braiding, long nakago (tang), one mekugi-ana (peg hole), signed Kashu ju Darani Tachibana Katsukuni saku on omote and 千秋萬 (untranslated) on ura Koshirae (mounting): saya (scabbard) of dark red lacquer with black kurikata (cord holder), oval iron tsuba (sword guard) with two hitsu-ana (holes for side knives) and low relief decoration of flowering plum blossom This is most likely the third generation Katsukuni who worked in the latter half of the seventeenth century.
Lot 101
with straight double-edged blade, silver-plated hilt comprising boatshell guard, a pair of quillons, knuckle-guard and ovoid pommel, and the grip bound with plaited wire between moulded collars, sword knot, in its leather scabbard (slight shrinkage) with silver-plated mounts comprising locket with a ring for suspension and chape, and later cover, 79.4 cm
Lot 114
HENRY WILKINSON, PALL MALL, NO. 22770 of regulation type, with earlier fullered blade etched with the maker's details at the forte (tip chipped), 'honeysuckle' hilt, wire-bound fishskin-covered grip (losses), in its steel scabbard with leather sword knot, with its leather case (worn), 87.7 cm blade The Wilkinson sword records state that sword no 22770 was mounted 29th November 1878.
Lot 26
A KATAR SCABBARD AND SEVEN ASIAN SWORD SCABBARDS, 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURIES The first of pattern-welded steel, straight double-edged blade widening at the forte and short ang; the second diamond-shaped and chased with foliage around the border; the third of fabric-covered wood; six leather-covered wooden scabbards for curved blades and another, straight, probably for a Khyber knife, the first: 34.5 cm blade (10)
Lot 127
the first for a broad sword, with iron chape and blue fabric fringing at the throat; the second with iron locket with belt hook (chape missing, minor worm damage); and the third with a portion of an early applied label (worn, losses); and another scabbard, 17th century, the first: 96.5 cm (4)
Lot 98
of regulation type, the first with curved blade retaining traces of etching, copper alloy stirrup hilt, with enamelled star of the Order of the White Eagle on the langet, wire-bound grip, in its black iron scabbard with a single suspension-loop; the second with burnished blade, white metal hilt including double shell-guard, in a later scabbard; the third with pipe-backed blade (shortened) etched with foliage, the crowned royal letter ‘A’ and the commemorative dates ‘1861-88’, copper alloy hilt including folding shell-guards cast with the commemorative dates, pommel with the crowned letter ‘A’ and wire-bound grip, in associated scabbard, the first: 79.8 cm blade (3)
Lot 106
of regulation type, the first with fullered blade signed ‘Weyersberg & Stamm, Solingen’, pierced steel hilt (grip binding missing), in its scabbard; the second with curved blade etched with the letter ‘M’ crowned on each face, brass stirrup hilt pierced with a pair of slots for a knot in the Austrian style, in its scabbard, the first: 83.0 cm blade (2)
Lot 117
of regulation type, the first with arsenal markings, in its scabbard (mounts with areas of pitting); the second with a portion of its scabbard; the third (pitted); the fourth a British 1903 pattern bayonet; a German model 1894/98 bayonet, and a further bayonet; and a steel ramrod for a military rifle, with threaded terminal, all contained in a japanned tin trunk with copper alloy escutcheon engraved ‘C. Sloane Stanley Esq.’, the first: 58.0 cm blade (7)
Lot 41
with two recurved double-edged blades, copper alloy hilt of characteristic form comprising a broad loop with pierced edges on the outer face and a slender loop on the inner, and small bud-shaped finial, in a fabric-covered scabbard, 23.2 cm blades For a related example see Tirri 2003, p. 290.
Lot 125
comprising four British field service scabbards; a gilt copper alloy scabbard for a society or masonic sword inscribed ‘EMT. Sir Milton R. Macintosh’ and decorated with red enamelled Maltese cross, crucifix, and trophies-of-arms; three iron scabbards; six brass-mounted leather scabbards (losses, some incomplete) and eight further leather scabbards (losses, some incomplete), all contained in a large japanned tin trunk (name escutcheon removed), the first: 85.0 cm (23)
Lot 97
20TH CENTURY Of regulation type, the first with fullered blade with the royal letter ‘L’ (worn, surface rust), gilt copper alloy hilt including boatshell guard, and wire-bound grip between gilt collars; the second with fullered blade double-edged towards the point, etched and gilt with foliage and the crowned Royal cypher ‘MK’ on a blued panel over the lower portion (worn), copper alloy hilt including down-turned shell-guard decorated with a reclining lion and tall mushroom-shaped pommel decorated with foliage (quillon missing, grip incomplete), in its leather scabbard with copper alloy mounts (worn); the third with fullered blade double-edged towards the point and etched over the greater part of its length on each face with foliage and a crossed sword and baton (some wear), copper alloy hilt including down-turned shell-guard with moulded border, domed pommel (small dents around the button) and chequered grip, the first: 80.7 cm blade (3)
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