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Click here to subscribeA MID 19TH CENTURY CAUCASUS KINDJAL, double edged blade with raised central fuller, hilt of typical gladius form totally covered with silver niello overlay, the leather covered scabbard with large silver niello chape and locket, all the niello work is in the form of stylised flower panels, slight damage to hilt, blade length 44cm (17.25'), overall length 66cm (26')
BRITISH 1897 PATTERN INFANTRY SWORD, single edged blade with central fuller, scroll engraving with crowned GR V cypher, nickel plated foliage guard, checkered back strap, shagreen covered grip, complete in its leather covered filed scabbard complete with sword frog, some wear to engraving, blade length 82cm (32 1/2"), overall length103cm (40 1/2")
A Victorian Royal Marine Light Infantry Sword, the Wilkinson blade numbered 33608, in a leather scabbard, with a photocopy of a letter from Wilkinson Sword Ltd date 1988 stating that sword No 33608 was sold to Major (later Major General) Onslow RMLI on June 14th 1896, two photocopied pictures of Major General GT Onslow and other items.
A Victorian Naval Officer's Dress Sword, the foliate etched steel blade by Guy & Eames, Portsmouth, the brass hilt richly cast and chased with a fouled anchor, hinged guard, wire bound fish skin grip, lion head pommel, the leather scabbard with gilt brass mounts chased with acorns and oak leaves.
An Edwardian Court Sword, the double edge spear pointed blade etched with crowned monogram, foliage and Prince of Wales plumes, by Henry Wilkinson, London, the gilt brass hilt with shell guard richly cast with a double headed eagle within beading, foliate cast knuckle bow and plumed helmet pommel, copper wire bound grip, with brass mounted black leather scabbard.
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