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Lot 151
A British 1821 Pattern Light Cavalry Officer's sword, King George VI period, with foliate scrolls, royal cypher and monogram to the blade, serial number 10466, blade length 88cm, overall length 105cm, with scabbard (shagreen grip in poor condition); sold together with two reproduction 1827 Pattern Rifle Officer's swords in scabbards (3)*Buyer must be over the age of 18.
Lot 140
A mixed group comprising three French Chassepot M1866 bayonets, lacking scabbards; a kukri knife, late 19th century, no sheath, blade length 34cm, overall length 48cm; together with a socket bayonet in leather scabbard, possibly a P1853 for the Enfield, 51.5cm long; and a Princess Mary 1914 Christmas tin (6)*Buyer must be over the age of 18.
Lot 144
A British P1907 Bayonet by Wilkinson, regimental Royal Artillery (Coastal Defences) 'HQ & DE RA' markings to pommel, rack number 394, the marked 'WILKINSON PALL MALL' with a crown over 1907 and partially indistinct issue date but probably October 1916, blade length 43.5cm, overall length 56cm, sold housed in a P1917 scabbard, impressed 'GK / 'CHY' with Lees frog dated 1942, possibly re-issued during to the Coastal Defences during WW2 (see Regulations for the Equipment of the Army, Part 1, Section 374, 1942 for the Coastal Defence marking designation)
Lot 147
A German Third Reich N.C.O. short dress bayonet with Carl Eickhorn 1938/41-period trademark, complete with scabbard, most plating remaining to hilt fittings scabbard paint worn but still retaining approx one-third factory finish, blade length 25cm, overall length 37.5cm *PURCHASER MUST BE OVER THE AGE OF 18
Lot 83
A German Third Reich SA dagger and scabbard, wooden grip with inset SA roundel and Eagle clutching Swastika insignia, wide pommel with nut, with 22cm length double-edged blade with 'Alles fur Deutschland', SA Gruppe mark 'MI' (Mitte) to lower crossguard, contained in alloy mounted brown painted steel scabbard, 35cm overall length
Lot 73
A German Third Reich Enlisted Man's or Non-Commissioned Officer's Artillery Sword, circa 1938-40, with double etched blade featuring regimental inscription '3. Battr. A.R. 55', opposed by two Third Reich eagles and swastikas, an Artillery train and foliate motifs, with portepee and scabbard, blade length 87cm, overall length 99.5cm (one side of scabbard painted white post-war) Notes: Artillery Regiment 55 was a heavy artillery regiment. The 3rd Battery (1st Battalion) was set up in October 1938 under the leadership of First Lieutenant Nonnig. On 1st September 1939, the regiment marched across the Polish border in the Rosenberg district (Upper Silesia) and took part in the Polish campaign. After remaining in the Warsaw area for a month, they were loaded and transported west at the end of October 1939 before a period of training and eventually advancing into Holland in May 1940. The western campaign passed with few losses. In late 1940 the I.Abteilung was used to form the II.Abteilung of Artillerie Regiment 117 which was part of the 111.Infanterie-Division.BUYER MUST BE OVER THE AGE OF 18.
Lot 40
A small group of webbing comprising a British Army 37 Pattern khaki canvas pack with added straps dated 1941, issued condition and named various times; a Shell Dressings bag, dated 1942, a MKVII gas mask / respirator bag, dated 1949 (as issued in WW2 for the MKV service respirator); sold together with a canvas rifle scabbard, undated but probably WW1, as used for travel behind lines and a post-war fireman's axe, dated 1961, and a pair of khaki shorts (6)
Lot 153
A British pre-regulation Infantry Officer's sabre retailed by Prosser (Charing Cross, London), circa 1796-1803, plain stirrup hilt, with a curved blade double-edged toward the point, the stirrup hilt with two lion's head langets and a lion's head pommel, wire-bound fish-skin grip, black leather brass-mounted scabbard engraved with retailers details and monogrammed initials, the locket and band with suspension loops, blade length 79cm, overall length 92cm (a.f)Condition:Blade condition is generally poor with patches of rust and lots of dark grey spots. There are quite a few scratches to the blade in areas approximately 1/3rd and 2/3rds of the way down. The hilt is missing some shagreen on one side and has lots of built-up verdigris and grime on the metal furniture.The scabbard is worn and has areas of damage to the leather. The leather is flexible and has been treated gently with some beeswax balm but in general, it needs more attention and and restoration. The chape is also slightly loose and can be pulled off the top of the scabbard if not handled carefully. There are dents to the chape. All of the metal mounts are generally scratched.
Lot 145
A First World War 1913 / 17 Pattern Bayonet by Remington, initially manufactured as a M1913 bayonet for the British but requisitioned by the US to become the M1917, blade dated October 1917, with a flaming grenade and US ordnance stamp covering previous British ordnance marks, blade length 43cm, overall length 55.5cm, in a 1st pattern scabbard marked 'JEWELL 1917'
Lot 790
A North African Flyssa sword, having swollen back edge to a 90cm long, engraved and gilt design, with engraved brass hilt, complete with engraved wooden scabbard with six white metal bandsoveral length including scabbard is 106cm, and 102cm without scabbard, UK postage only, for overseas we can only provide packing at a cost with the buyer organising collection
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