There are 98580 lots that match your search criteria. Subscribe now to get instant access to the full price guide service.
Click here to subscribeA British SMLE bayonet, 1907 pattern, single edge blade, wooden grip with screw bolts, no scabbard, 54cms overall; a German Mauser bayonet, by Weyersberg und Kirschbaum, single edge blade, wooden grip with screw bolts, no scabbard 39cms overall; and an Imperial German First World War butcher bayonet, made by Alex Koppel of Solingham, single edge blade, ribbed wooden grip, 50cms overall. (3)
A George V Royal Navy 1827 pattern Officer's sword, by Mathews & Company, Portsea, the 81cms blade etched with the Royal coat of arms, anchor and leaf scrolls, the gilt brass hilt with wire-bound shagreen grip and lion head pommel, fitted brass mounted leather scabbard and knott, 95cms long overall.
An early 19th century naval sword, the curved blade with traces of a gilt armorial, and other emblems, with an ivory handle, 87 cm, Ivory Exemption registration ref: JQ2NSPQ9No scabbard, blade lost its bluing, a few nicks to the edge, some light rustBlade length 73 cm approxBlade width 3.5 cm approx
A 19th century sword, the blade with engraved decoration, and indistinctly signed, with a scabbardBlade has had some surface rust and been cleaned, some of the fish skin is lacking to the grip, the gilt decoration is all worn, the guard is applied a fusilier type motif, the scabbard has some cracking
JAPANESE KATANA / WAKIZASHI, BELIEVED EDO PERIOD (1603-1868) OR EARLIER with (likely shortened) curved steel blade, over copper mounts, pierced bronze oval tsuba cast with foliage, cloth bound fish skin grip with gilt bronze mounts, in black roiro lacquer sayablade 59.5cm long, katana 88cm long overall, saya 80cm longWe have been able to remove the blade and images of the signature are uploaded. The blade shows some nibbles to the edge. Blade length 70.5cm from tip to end of tang. Various condition issues across the sword including the tsuba, the grip and handle, and the scabbard. Additional images are uploaded.
A BRITISH 1846 PATTERN ROYAL NAVY OFFICER'S SWORD by Wilkinson Sword, the 78cm straight blade marked at the ricasso 'By Appointment / to the Late / King George VI / Wilkinson/ Sword / Co. Ltd / London', the back edge numbered '73198', the brass hilt with a fouled anchor device to the knuckle-guard, a folding langet engraved 'G.H. Evans', a wire-bound fish-skin grip, and a lion's head pommel, in a black leather scabbard with brass mounts, overall 98cm long.
A BRITISH 1897 PATTERN ROYAL ENGINEERS OFFICER'S SWORD by Henry Wilkinson, the 83cm straight polished blade etched with the Royal arms, wings and lightning bolts, a personal crest, the personal initials 'H.G.B.', and foliate decoration, marked at the ricasso 'Henry / Wilkinson / Pall Mall / London', the back edge numbered '40594', the steel hilt with a pierced foliate kuckle-guard incorporating 'ER VII' cypher, and a wire-bound fish-skin grip, in a polished scabbard, overall 101.5cm long.
A BRITISH 1897 PATTERN OFFICER'S SWORD by Robert Mole, the 82cm straight polished blade etched with a Royal crown, 'ERI' cypher, and foliate decoration, marked at the ricasso 'Rob't Mole & Sons / Makers / Birmingham', the back edge unnumbered, the steel hilt with a pierced foliate kuckle-guard incorporating 'ERI' cypher, and a wire-bound fish-skin grip, in a brown leather field service scabbard, overall 101.5cm long.
OFFICER'S DRESS SWORD, C.1901-52 the fullered curved steel blade with etched devices, the pierced guard and knuckle bow mounted with Scottish Constabulary crest, wire bound shagreen stepped pommel in leather a original leather clad scabbard100cm overallWear and tear as one would expect. Blade in good order save the tarnishing.
BANDSMAN’S SWORD, 19TH CENTURY with curved fullered steel blade over a brass hilt with crossguard, ribbed grip and lion's head pommel, in leather scabbardthe sword 84cm longGood to fair. Blade and hilt show typical age and use related wear and degradation, including tarnish and pitting, also minor nibble to blade. Scabbard leather far more worn. Additional images now available.
GERMAN N.C.O. SWORD, WWI / II PERIOD with curved fullered steel blade over a swept quillion and knucklebow, wire bound ribbed bakelite grip, in original steel scabbard100cm overall including scabbardSword, good to fair. Blade with light pitting and wear, though no damage. More noticeable wear to hilt and scabbard including oxidisation, loose wiring, though major damages. Additional images now available.
GERMAN THIRD REICH, HITLER YOUTH KNIFE, PUMA OF SOLINGEN, CIRCA 1936 the steel blade etched Blut und Ehre (Blood and Honour) to one side, and stamped maker's mark to the other, also M 7/27 1936 RZM to ricasso, with swept quillon and two piece chequered grip inset enamelled device to one side, housed in original lacquered scabbard with leather frog
A Japanese Katana sword with wooden grip and scabbard, signed to handle, length of blade 72cm, together with a similar Wakizashi sword, signed to handle, length of blade 55cm (2).Condition Report: Pitting and wear to blades, splitting to scabbard and grip.length of smaller sword 54.5cm.Length of larger 71cm,
A Japanese WWII army officer's Katana type 98 sword, with shagreen grip and gilt metal terminal, and applied bronzed metal panels applied to the grip above the tsuba, with scabbard, blade length 68cm.Condition Report: Push button on grip, however the scabbard is damaged near the top so scabbard is loose without release.
A British 1856 Royal Navy midshipman's dirk with shagreen handle, inscribed 'FEBF' with scabbard, overall length 60cm.Condition Report: The blade has some ware, tarnishing and slight pitting, the grip has some slight ware but appears in fair condition, the scabard has been bent in two places and has losses to the paint, the brass furniture is slightly tarnished.
WOOLLEY & SARGANT; 1822 pattern officer's sword with shagreen handle, with scabbard, overall length 105cm.Condition Report: The blade is somewhat dull and has some knicks, the guard is tarnished and has been cut and soldered back together please see additional images, the grip has signs of ware, the wire around the grip is loose, the scabard has some tarnishing, scuffs, scratches and some minor dents.
A type 45 1903 Siamese Mauser bayonet with scabbard. Wooden slab grips, with blued steel pommel and button release catch. Short cross guard with muzzle ring, single edged blade with fuller. Marked to the top of the pommel and at the ricasso. Length in scabbard approximately 39.5cm. Generally good condition - some service wear to the wooden grips, and mottling to the blade. Plus, a Swiss SIG M1957 bayonet, complete with scabbard. Makers mark of Waffenfabrik Bern at the ricasso. Approximately 37.5cm length in scabbard. Condition: generally good. Clean grip and blade, some service wear to the plastic scabbard.
A WW2 era RAD (Reichsarbeitsdienst) enlisted man’s dagger / hewer for the German Labour Service, by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. Usual stag horn grips secured by 2 screws, and a stylised eagles head pommel. Single edged blade with fuller, plus etched motto of ‘Arbeit adelt’, which translates as ‘work ennobles’. Marked at the ricasso with the Eickhorn makers mark, the RAD triangular mark, and ‘GES GESCH’. Complete with its black painted scabbard, with etched detail to both the throat and chape, plus a ‘parallelogram’ shaped suspension loop. Approximately 39.8cm length in scabbard, blade length 24.5cm. Condition: generally good. The antler grips are good, and without chipping or splitting. Some service wear to the nickel finish on the pommel, handle, and cross guard. The blade is good, but would appear to have been lacquered at some point in the past; you can scratch this off with your fingernail. The motto and makers marks to the blade are clear. The scabbard is good, with almost all the painted finish remaining, and only some small chipping to the edge. Both the chape and throat area have dulled with age, with the former having some light contact mark towards the end.
A vintage Finnish Puukko knife, in the Ilves (Lynx) pattern, by Janne Marttiini. Of traditional form, with a shaped curly beech handle and metal stud to the pommel holding the tang in place. Single edged steel blade, with fuller and flattened spine. Engraved with makers details to one side of the blade, and a reindeer and sled image. Complete with a light tan coloured tooled leather sheath, with provision for a belt loop. Approximately 40.5cm length in the scabbard, blade length 24.8cm. Condition: generally good. Good clean blade, still with a keen edge. The handle has a small drilled hole to one side, for unknown reasons, but is otherwise good. The leather sheath shows some fading to one side, and a couple of areas of water spotting, but is intact and sturdy.
Loading...
