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An Edward VII Royal Engineer officer's sword, by Henry Wilkinson, with engraved and polished 32in. blade with initials W.F.H. and numbered 42509 pierced foliate guard with ERVII cypher and wire-wound fishskin grip, 97cm in length; dress scabbard and pigskin service scabbard; and an early 19th century brass-hilt hanger
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A 91st (Argyllshire Highlanders) Regt. white-metal-mounted dress dirk, by Marshall & Sons Edinburgh, with 11in. polished and etched blade with VR cypher, with carved wood handle simulating bound cord and glass Cairngorm set pommel, the scabbard with knife and fork and VR cypher and numbered XCI, 43cm in length; and a cap badge for the same regiment (pommel and glass Cairngorm loose).
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A German 2nd pattern RLB (Reichsluftschutzbund) dagger, the ebonised wooden handle inset with an enamelled swastika, the langet bearing stylised eagle and swastika, 34.5cm in length; and a black metal scabbard, adopted 1938 (some damage and corrosion); and an Indonesian knife, with curved blade and a long string-bound wooden handle and with string-bound wooden scabbard, 38cm in length
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A George V officer's presentation broadsword, by Fenton Brothers Ltd. Sheffield, with a pierced foliate engraved guard and wire-wound fishskin grip, the terminal of the guard with inscription Presented To Lieut. F.W.O. Bond by the N.C.Os and men of the Barking Co. 5th Vol. Bn. Essex Rgt. Nov 1st 1917 the foliate etched 32in. blade with GvR cypher, 98cm in length; and leather lined scabbard (small losses to grip)
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A Victorian silver chatelaine, maker D&LS, London 1887 of cast open foliate scroll design, the main belt plate suspended with three hinged subsidiary panels and with five chains each with a silver utensil attached comprising: a drum shaped tape measure container with crank wind, pierced with cherubs and grotesque beasts by Levi & Salaman, Chester 1888 2.25cm diameter; a silver pin cushion of spade form of open foliate design, maker HG&S, Birmingham 1888 a small silver scent bottle, maker HG, Birmingham 1888 an unmarked scabbard for scissors and a velvet lined thimble sleeve by Levi and Salaman, Birmingham 1853
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A hunting hanger, 40.5cm (16in) straight single edge blade, etched with forest scenes with animals and birds, down turned shell guard with moulded animal scene, reversed copper hoof quillons, curved stag horn hilt with three oak leaf and acorn mounts, black leather scabbard, brass furniture, 19th century
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A Georgian presentation sword, the blade deeply etched for its full length with royal cypher, crest and martial trophies, the presentation inscription includes 'Presented by the Non Commissioned Officers and Privates of the ....... Gladium Qui Merait Ferat' and with traces of blued and gilt decoration. The hilt and scabbard retain some original fire gilding, the ivory grip with silver wire binding. The inscription, which is tantalisingly indistinct, might repay very careful examination
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A very fine presentation sword, 'From the officers and privates of the East Maylor Volunteers to John Welch, Adjutant, as a testimony of approbation of his zealous services for six years. 1808.' Manufactured by Woolley Deakin & Dutton, Birmingham to the highest specifications, the blade retains all its blued and gilt decoration, and the mounts all their original bright fire gilding. The knucklebow is pierced and chased with an elaborate martial trophy, the ivory grip is inlaid with gold. The scabbard mounts are elaborately chased with martial trophies and the royal arms. Contained in its silk lined mahogany box. The sword is preserved in almost mint condition.
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