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Click here to subscribeA Scottish Highland Regiments Sergeant's 1828 Pattern Basket Hilt Broadsword, the 81cm double edge steel blade with two narrow fullers to each side, the ricasso with PROVED poincon, the steel basket hilt with crimson baize and buff kid liner, the black leather scabbard with steel line engraved locket and chape, 99cmClean undecorated blade. Fine pitting to hilt and scabbard mounts. Some scuffing to the leather scabbard.
A Second World War Fighting Knife, second pattern, with 17cm plain hand forged steel blade, nickel plated crossguard, nickel hilt with diamond chequered grip, the leather scabbard with nickel chape, lacks elastic securing strap, 31.5cmNicks to edge of blade. Elastic strap missing from scabbard.
A First World War French Fighting Knife, the 16.5cm double edge leaf shape steel blade stamped with maker's mark Coutellerie Thiers within an oval at the ricasso, with flat angular cut-out steel crossguard stamped B, shaped wood grip and steel scabbard with suspension bar, 30cmFine pitting to scabbard, otherwise good clean condition.
A Bowie Knife, the 21.5cm clip-point scallop back steel blade stamped J.E.MIDDLETON & SONS, ROCKINGHAM STREET, SHEFFIELD, the German silver crossguard with ball quillons, with foliate embossed ferrule, wrythen fluted horn grip and brass pommel, with stitched leather scabbard, 37cm; a Second World War HJ Knife, the plain 14cm steel blade stamped with RZM logo and M7/52, the white metal hilt with chequered black plastic grip scales set with enamel HJ badge, with black painted steel scabbard and leather strap, 25.5cm (crack to badge and one grip scale) (2)
A 19th Century Indian Hunting Sword, with 31cm broad double edge spear point steel blade, the steel hilt with recurving crossguard, quartered ball quillons and pommel and antelope horn grip, with leather scabbard, 44cm; a 19th Century Indian Tulwar, with 80cm single edge broad fullered steel blade, double edged for the last 22cm, the steel hilt with gold koftgari decoration, lacks scabbard, 93cm (2)1 - Indian short hunting sword/dagger has all over black patching to the blade and pitting to the hilt. 2 - The tulwar has tiny nicks to the edge of the blade, with black patching and some orange rust pitting. There is wear to the gold koftgari on the hilt.
An Imperial German Naval Officer's Sword, the 72cm single edge fullered steel blade etched with a crowned fouled anchor and foliage, the back edge etched I.ROBRECHT, HOFLIEFERANT, BERLIN, the gilt brass hilt with double hinged guard cast with a crowned fouled anchor and foliage, with wire bound marine ivory grip and lion head pommel, with black painted steel scabbard, 89.5cm
A Second World War US Navy Ka-Bar Fighting Knife, the 17.5cm clip-point fullered blade stamped USN on one side of the ricasso, the opposing side stamped KA-BAR OLEAN.N.Y., with slightly upcurved steel crossguard, ribbed grip of stacked leather washers, steel pommel and leather scabbard stamped BOYT 43, 33cmBruising to grip, some pitting to crossguard and pommel.
An Early 20th Century Bowie Type Knife by Army & Navy, the 17cm steel blade with false edge to the tip, the ricasso stamped with maker's name, with blued steel flat S scroll crossguard, chequered wood grip scales, in an associated leather scabbard, 34cm; a Combat Knife, with 15.5cm clip-point steel blade with a narrow fuller to the back edge, white metal elliptical crossguard and pommel, with brown plastic grip scales and scabbard with leather frog, 32cm (2)
A 19th Century Folding Bowie Knife, with 19cm clip-point steel blade, German silver folding and swivelling crossguard, the blade released by a hinged and folding spring clip, with stag horn grip scales and original leather scabbard with brass chape, 31cm with blade extendedThe knife is generally in good condition. There is no slackness in the locking. There is some black patching to the back edge of the tang, with wear and minor scratching to the nickel plated ferrule. The strap of the scabbard has surface wear.
An Indian Copy of a Fairbairn Sykes Fighting Knife, Second Pattern, the 18cm hand forged steel blade with recessed panel etched THE F S FIGHTING KNIFE, no maker's mark, the steel crossguard stamped I over a crown, with knurled brass grip stamped with a broad arrow and with flat round steel pommel nut, the leather scabbard with nickel chape, upper part of scabbard missing, 32cm
A Japanese Army Parade Sabre, the 76cm chromium plated single edge steel blade with narrow fuller to the back edge and faux hamon, the gilt metal hilt with foliate pierced guard, wire bound brown plastic grip, the back strap cast with a ten petal cherry blossom mon and set with a silver family mon, with chromium plated scabbard, 93.5cm
A Second World War RAF Issue Third Pattern Fighting Knife, with 16cm blackened machine made steel blade, plain blackened steel crossguard, the original ribbed wood grip now detached and replaced with a black composition grip, with leather scabbard, 31cmThe original wood grip is split and missing a piece of wood
A 19th Century Zulu Knobkerrie, of lignum vitae, with large globular head and cylindrical haft bearing marks of original woven wire binding - now missing, 69cm, on a modern hardwood wall mounted display stand; a Martini-Henry 1876 Pattern Socket Bayonet, the 54.5cm triangular section steel blade with issue marks for 1888, 1889 and 1893 and inspector's marks, with brass mounted leather scabbard, the frog button stamped 16/6 79 and with broad arrow (2)
A Bowie Knife, the 18cm clip-point steel blade stamped with a wild boar logo at the ricasso and numbered 061, with brass crossguard, ribbed grip of stacked leather washers, brass pommel and original stitched leather scabbard, 33cm; a Large Bowie Knife, the 26.5cm clip-point steel blade faintly etched Nowill & Sons, Sheffield, with two piece stag horn grip scales, brass crossguard and pommel, lacks scabbard, 41cm; a Bowie Knife, the 20cm clip-point steel blade faintly etched Bowie, Rehwappen, Solingen, Rostfrei, with German silver crossguard and two piece stag horn grip scales, lacks scabbard, 33cm (3)
An Indian Pesh Kabz, with 19cm T section steel blade, brass bolster and bone two piece earred grip, with wood scabbard; two Indian Ornamental Axes, each with crescent shape steel blade decorated with deities in brass and copper, one with steel haft, the other with bamboo haft; also, an Indian bowie type knife in leather sheath, an axe with turned wood haft, three reproduction Mughal style dagger grips and a small Indian kukri (9)
A Quantity of Militaria, including a lightweight camouflage ridge tent with black-out lining, a vintage backpack frame in black tubular steel with leather straps and folding canvas support, six various kit bags, a moquito net, puttees, webbing pistol holsters, belts, spats, rucksack, two water canteens, a machete by S & J Kitchin Ltd., Sheffield, the blade stamped with a broad arrow and dated 1945, with crushed leather scabbard, drill cartridges, a cigarette lighter etc.
A Second World War Fighting Knife, Second Pattern, with 17.5cm hand forged unmarked steel blade, plain elliptical crossguard, brass diamond chequered grip, pommel nut missing, the pommel is now incised to hold the tang in place, together with original leather scabbard with brass chape, securing straps missing, 30.5cm; an Arab Jambiya, the 15cm double edge curved steel blade with incised scalloped decoration, the sectional bone and horn hilt inlaid with coloured dots, with brass scabbard, 28cm; a 19th Century Leather Shot Flask, with brass charger (3)Footnote:- The fighting knife was acquired by the vendor's father when he crossed over to France with a fellow soldier after the D-Day landings. He had been recovering from an injury, so was not with his unit when they landed and had to follow on later. He was not a Commando, so the knife was not one that had been issued to him.1 - Blade has been sharpened, rust pitting to the surface particularly on one side near the tip. The crossguard and grip are a little jiggly as the pommel nut is not present. The pommel had an H shape incision which has raised the metal and fixed the tang in place. 2 - Orange rust pitting to the blade at the ricasso. Some cracks and loss of inlay to the grip. 3 - no visible damage.
An Omani Jambiya, the 18.5cm curved steel blade with raised medial ridge, the silver covered grip and scabbard decorated with panels of flattened silver studs and bands of beadwork, 32cm; a Small Collection of Omani Silver Artefacts, including a fancy link chain necklace with Koran box pendant, two rings, a tassel pendant, a bracelet, a khol box and wand, a miniature coffee pot and a miniature nef on wood stand, together with a copper condiment/spice box containing smaller boxes and vessels, an embroidered silk skull cap and a brass Dallah coffee pot with engraved decoration.The jambiya has rust pitting to the blade. The back of the scabbard has three panels of the silver covering missing. The Koran box pendant has small dents to the side where the cover sits. The other pieces in this lot are undamaged.
A Javanese Kris, with 36cm fourteen lok pamor steel blade, the small mendak set with coloured glass cabochons, with flat sided curved wood grip, the two piece wood scabbard with boat shaped wrangka, 55cm; a Similar Small Kris, with 32cm eight lock pamor steel blade, carve wood garuda bird hilt and wood scabbard - af; a book - The Kris,Mystic Weapon of the Malay World, by Edward Frey (3)
A U.S. M3 - Utica Fighting Knife, the 16.5cm draw-back steel blade stamped with maker's mark, with steel crossguard and stacked leather washers grip, the steel pommel plate stamped with a flaming grenade, in a later stitched leather scabbard with brass rivets and steel wire belt clip, 39cmMinor bruising to grip.
A First World War German Fighting Knife (Nahkampfmesser), the 15cm single edge steel blade marked at the ricasso with a crowned C, the opposing side marked GOTTLIEB, HAMMESFAHR, SOLINGEN. FOCHE, with steel crossguard and diagonally ribbed two piece wood grip scales, the steel scabbard with leather strap, 28.5cmSome bruising to grip
An Early 19th Century Indo-Persian Qajar Jambiya, each side of the 24cm double edge curved steel blade with raised medial ridge, one side of the walrus ivory hilt carved with Rostam standing grief stricken over his dead son Sohrab, the opposing side with Rostam killing the White Div, bordered above and below with script, the leather scabbard with coiled steel suspender band, 36cmFootnote:- The carved decoration on the hilt is taken from The Shahname (Book of Kings)
A Wilkinson Sword Fighting Knife, the 16cm double edge spear point steel blade etched with maker's name, with line engraved brass crossguard, brass wire bound grip and flattened ovoid pommel, lacks scabbard, 29.5cm; a Second Pattern Fighting Knife, with 16.5cm unmarked hand forged steel blade, the steel crossguard stamped B2, the wrythen incised brass grip with dotted decoration, with a close fitting copper scabbard, 30cm (2)
A Second World War Fairbairn Sykes Fighting Knife, Second Pattern, the 16cm hand forged steel blade with recessed panel to the ricasso etched THE F S FIGHTING KNIFE, the opposing side with Wilkinson Sword Ld., London mark, with unmarked blued steel crossguard, the knurled brass grip with flat round steel pommel nut, the leather scabbard with blued alloy chape, 33cm
A Second World War Italian Fascist Officer's Dress Dagger, with 17cm single edge steel blade, aluminium hilt with hooked quillon and eagle head pommel, with inset black plastic grip scales, one set with brass Fascist insignia, with blued steel scabbard and leather short suspension strap, 30cmMinor scratches to hilt, some pitting to scabbard.
A 19th Century Prussian M1811 Blücher-Sabre, the 83cm single edge broad fullered curved steel blade stamped 561 1831 to the back edge, the steel stirrup hilt with rounded langets, one marked R.I.M.22, 82 and 561R1 to the bottom of the knuckle bow, with ribbed leather grip and steel two ring scabbard, stamped with corresponding numbers, the chape stamped S & K for Schitzner & Kirschbaum, 101cmNicks to the edge of the blade, one langet with chips to the rounded edge. Lacks wire binding and with some loss of leather. Grey patching and pitting to all metalwork.
A Bowie Type Knife, the 14.5cm single edge steel blade stamped R.S.GILES at the ricasso, with German silver bolster and pommel, ebony coffin type grip and leather scabbard, 26cm; a Bowie Knife, the 17.5cm clip-point steel blade stamped SOUTHERN & RICHARDSON, SHEFFIELD, ENG., the ringed ebony grip with nickel ferrule and pommel, with nickel mounted leather scabbard, 31.5cm (2)
Operation Desert Storm - A Fairbairn Sykes Commemorative Fighting Knife, Third Pattern, one side of the 17cm steel blade etched with The F-S Fighting Knife panel and with ribbon legend HER MAJESTY'S ARMED FORCES DEFENDING WORLD FREEDOM, numbered 038, the opposing side with maker's name Wilkinson Sword and ribbon legend OPERATION DESERT STORM 17th JANUARY 1991, the blackened alloy hilt with ribbed grip, with stitched leather scabbard, elasticated top strap and blackened alloy chape, 35cmGood clean condition.
A French Model 1833 Naval Cutlass, the 68cm broad slightly curved fullered steel blade engrave on each side with an anchor, the ricasso stamped II and with inspector's marks, the back edge engraved Manufre.Rlle. de Chattelerault Juillet 1840, the iron bowl hilt with chamfered grip, lacks scabbard, 82cmSome fine pitting to blade. Further deeper pitting to hilt, guard has a small punched hole to one edge.
A 19th Century Hunting Knife, with 24.5cm spear point steel blade, scalloped elliptical steel crossguard and two piece chequered horn grip scales, lacks scabbard, 36.5cm; a Similar Smaller Knife, with 19cm spear point steel blade, brass crossguard and stag horn grip, lacks scabbard, 31cm (2)
An Early 20th Century Nepalese Kukri, the 31cm curved single edge steel blade with two narrow fullers to the back edge, the ricasso inscribed 6/2 5, with steel bolster, ringed blade knopped solid wood grip with a flat steel elliptical pommel plate, with leather scabbard and two sharpening knives, 41cm; a Mid-20th Century Kukri, the 27cm double fullered single edge steel blade with diaper incised band to the back edge, the horn gip inlaid with diagonal pewter bands, with purple velvet covered scabbard and two later sharpening knives; 37.5cm; a Trench Art Copper Paper Knife, in an associated leather scabbard (3)1 - Some patching to blade which should clean off. Rust pitting to bolster and pommel plate. Some loss of stitching to the scabbard.2 - Orange rust pitting to the back edge of the blade. Chips to pommel and lacking pommel plate. Some loss of pewter inlay. Wear to the pile of the scabbard. Sharpening knife pouch is detached.
A U.S. M4 Camillus Fighting Knife/Bayonet, with 16.5cm parkerised steel blade, the steel crossguard stamped U.S.M4 CAMILLUS, the grip of stacked leather washers, the pommel stamped S, the green plastic scabbard with steel locket stamped U.S. M8AI WD, with webbing frog; a U.S. M4 Imperial Fighting Knife/Bayonet, with 16.5cm steel blade, the steel crossguard stamped U.S. IMPERIAL, the grip of stacked leather washer, the pommel stamped with a shield enclosing H, the green plastic scabbard with steel locket stamped U.S. M8AI B.M.CO., with webbing frog (2)
A Nepalese Kukri, the 43cm steel blade with two narrow fullers to the back edge, with steel bolster and solid wood grip carved with a band of leaves and tendrils, with steel elliptical pommel plate, three piece wood scabbard bound with woven wicker and carved on one side with foliage and diapering, with two sharpening knives.57cm
A Japanese Katana sword, with lacquered scabbard with gold coloured metal mounts, the tsuba with gold coloured metal inlay, the blade signed beneath the handle. Blade length to tsuba 40 cm, overall length 55.5 cm. This bladed product is not for sale to people under the age of 18. By bidding on this item you are declaring that you are 18 years of age or over. Please note that if you require P&P for this lot, this can only be done using an age verified method (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The hilt has cracks in places and some losses. The finger and hand guard are loose. The blade and hilt are attached securely. There are significant areas of wear to the scabbard as well as some loss to the gilding. The blade itself has some very small areas of pitting with some small losses or indentations to the point of the blade.
A North African rhinoceros horn-handled sword, 19th century, the saw handle with triple damascene quillons, with a slightly curved and fullered 32.5in blade, white metal repeat florette engraved scabbard99cm overallHandle with minor insect damage and old surface cracks commensurate with age. Iron quillons and guards rusting. The blade slightly scrubbed and one suspension ring missing.
A Japanese World War II sword, of traditional design with bound sharkskin grip, flower head mounts including tsuba, 67.5cm curved blade with leather service scabbard, also a socket bayonet and English kit bag.The property of 89743 Sgt Plant FS, with original 'Japanese Trophies' certificate dated 1945, listing the sword and bayonet. The kit bag belonged to Sgt Plant.Wear and markings to the scabbard. Cannot remove the grip to show the tang and press stud does function. The scabbard does not seem out of shape or dented. The blade has slight chipping along the cutting edge near the top - see images. The cutting edge from the point to the top of the metal guard is 66cm. The length of the blade to the metal guard is 65cm.
An English silver mounted hunting hanger, circa 1770, the curved fullered blade double-edged towards the point, cast and chased hilt with recurved quillons, lion-head pommel, writhen green-stained swollen grip and knuckle-chain, with original silver mounted damaged leather scabbardthe sword 81.5cm overall
AN 1885 PATTERN CAVALRY TROOPER'S SWORD with 34 1/2" curved blade, maker's marks for Weyersberg Kirschbaum, Solingen, steel basket hilt with Maltese Cross design, two piece chequered grip and steel scabbard, 41" long (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)Generally good, mild signs of past oxidation to hilt and scabbard. Five obvious dents to scabbard creating a slight wobble when looked straight down - though the blade fits well. Blade in good condition
AN ARGENTINIAN DIPLOMAT'S DAGGER, the 31 5/8" blade etched with armorials amid foliate scroll work, maker's mark for E. Charon, Buenos-Aires, foliate scroll cross guard, mother of pearl grip, lion pommel and leather scabbard, 18 5/8" long (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)Generally good, wear to scabbard leather
A TURKISH KILIJ, the 28" curved and shaped blade with etched and inlaid design to the back blade and ricasso, white metal cross guard and two piece horn grip, 33" long (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)Tips to cross guard appear to be missing, repairs to where grip strap meets guard. no scabbard
A GERMAN THIRD REICH ARMY OFFICER'S SWORD with 32 1/2" curved blade, brass hilt, with oak leaf motif, eagle langet, knuckle guard and ribbed grip, with steel scabbard, 38 1/2" long (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)Wear to surfaced throughout and minor loss to grip. Also some grip wire missing
A GERMAN THIRD REICH DRESS BAYONET with 9 3/4" blade, maker's mark for Paul Seilheimer, grip with applied reichsadler, steel scabbard and leather frog, 15 7/8" long (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)Generally good, blade in nice condition, age to scabbard, wear to hilt metal, button stuck and very minor loss. Frog strap damaged
AN 1897 PATTERN INFANTRY OFFICER'S SWORD, the 32 1/4" blade etched with royal shield and Edward VII cypher amid foliage, maker's mark for Humphrey & Crook, Haymarket, typical hilt with ERVII cypher, shagreen grip, leather officer's knot and scabbard, 40 1/4" long (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)Generally good
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