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Lot 313
* German presentation bayonet, Third Reich, the 25 cm steel blade etched 'Propagandakompanie' flanked by SS runes, the opposite side etched 'meine ehre heißt treue' (my honour means loyalty) with swastika, wooden grips and SS runes engraved on the pommel, overall length 38 cm, in its black metal scabbardQTY: (1)
Lot 309
* Siam Mauser bayonet (2), type 45, the 25 cm blades numbered 10356 (in Siamese), wooden grips with two steel rivets, overall length 37 cm, one blade showing signs of combat, each with steel scabbard, together with a Spanish 1941 pattern Bolo bayonet, the 24.5 cm blade stamped 3543 N, the opposite side with manufacturers logo, chequered wooden grips, overall length 37 cm, in its steel scabbard (split along the seam)QTY: (3)
Lot 318
* British Lee Enfield SMLE bayonet, RFI Mk 2, the 30.5 cm blackened steel blade with inspection marks and crowned GRI stamp, wooden grips, overall length 42.5 cm, in its leather scabbard with steel mount and 1937 pattern frog, together with a Lee Enfield Mk I, in its scabbard plus a Remington P1907 bayonet and another similar, each in their scabbardsQTY: (4)
Lot 306
* Swiss bayonet, M1918-55, the 29.5 cm steel blade stamped Waffenfabrik Neuhausen, the crossguard stamped 524836, wooden grips and steel pommel, overall length 42.5 cm, in its blackened steel scabbard, together with a Brazilian Mauser M1908 bayonet, the 30 cm steel blade stamped Alex Coppel Solingen, hooked quillon stamped 5369, wooden grips, steel pommel, overall length 43.5 cm, in its black leather scabbard with brass mounts stamped Gg 3739, plus an Italian M1891 bayonet, 29.5 cm steel blade, crossguard stamped F 560, wooden grips, steel pommel, overall length 41 cm, in its black leather scabbard with steel mounts and leather frog QTY: (3)
Lot 317
* British 1856 pattern sword bayonet, Weyersberg, the 57 cm yataghan blade steel crossguard and composite chequered grip, overall length 71.5 cm, in its leather scabbard with steel mounts, together with a French gras bayonet, non matching serial numbers,in its scabbard, a French chassepot bayonet, the blade by Alexander Coppel & Sons, in its scabbard, plus an American Remington P1918 bayonet, lacking scabbardQTY: (4)
Lot 296
* British Lee Metford No1 Type 2 bayonet, Henry Wilkinson London, the 30.5 cm steel blade with crowned VR, maker and inspection stamps, wooden grips with brass studs, the pommel stamped '9 RS AOC 06363' additionally numbered '934', overall length 42 cm, in its black leather scabbard with steel mounts and suede leather frogQTY: (1)
Lot 322
* British Lee Metford No1 Type 2 bayonet, Henry Wilkinson London, the 30 cm steel blade with stamped with makers and proof marks, wooden grips, two brass studs, in its black leather scabbard with steel mounts and canvas frog, together two further Lee Metford bayonets, each with scabbard (one missing frog stud) but stamped 'ARD.Co 4.S.F. 105' on the pommel QTY: (3)
Lot 314
* Polish Mauser bayonet by Perkun, M1898, the 25 cm blade stamped 'Perkun', the opposite side with Polish eagle and WP, the guard stamped with serial number 477483, wooden grips with two steel rivets, overall length 38.5 cm, in its black plated scabbardQTY: (1)NOTE:Perkun was a small engine/motorcycle manufacturer based in Warsaw that started to pick up military contracts, among those was the production of Polish Mauser bayonets.
Lot 298
* British Lee Metford Mk II rifle bayonet, P1888, the steel blade 30.5 cm long stamped VR and numbered 1 98 (January 1898), the opposite side EFD with inspection marks, wooden grips with two brass rivets, the pommel stamped CIY and numbered 1145?, overall length 42.5 cm, in its black leather scabbard with steel mounts numbered 599QTY: (1)
Lot 340
* British Cavalry Trooper's Sword, P1899, the 85 cm slightly curved steel blade with Enfield inspection stamps, bowl guard, chequered leather grip secured by three rivets stamped G.R.H.A and numbered, with sword knot, overall length 103 cm, in its steel scabbard with various stamps including 3 DG with sam browne leather beltQTY: (1)
Lot 346
* Victorian Cavalry Trooper's Sword, of the Montgomery Yeomanry, circa 1885, the 87.5 cm slightly curved steel blade with inspection stamps and yeomanry markings, Maltese bowl guard and chequered leather grip, overall length 102 cm, in its steel scabbard with yeomanry stamps, the metalwork pitted and polished QTY: (1)
Lot 305
* British Lancaster sword bayonet by R&W Aston, P1855, the 48.2 cm steel with falchion pipe backed blade stamped with makers and inspection marks, with brass crossguard, chequered grips brass pommel, overall length 61 cm, in its black leather scabbard with brass mounts, lacking frog stud QTY: (1)
Lot 299
* British Lee Metford Mk II rifle bayonet, P1888, the steel blade 30.5 cm long stamped VR and numbered 4 98 (April 1898), the opposite side EFD with inspection marks, wooden grips with two brass rivets, the pommel stamped I.Y.C. and numbered 3971, overall length 42.5 cm, in its black leather scabbard with steel mounts numbered with Enfield stamps, together with another Lee Metford bayonet with brown leather scabbard and frog plus a British 1907 pattern bayonet which was reputedly found in the sands in the town of Beersheeba, Gaza , lacking scabbardQTY: (3)
Lot 350
* WWI Machete (Welsh Knife), circa 1916-17, the swollen double edge blade engraved 'Dros Urdda Cymru' (For The Honour of Wales), the opposite side with a foundry stamp (illegible), folding steel guard, cord bound grip and steel point pommel, pierced with cord wriststrap, overall length 60.5 cm, in its leather and cloth bound scabbardQTY: (1)NOTE:Provenance: Purchased at a Welsh farm auction in mid-Wales in the 1960s.This style of trench knife was parented by Felix Joubert who was a renowned armour restorer who had worked at Windsor Castle and the Wallace Collection. Thomas Evelyn Scott-Ellios eighth Baron Howard de Walden ordered these knives for equipping his battalion in 1916-17.
Lot 389
* A collection of WWI relics, including an Imperial German K98 bayonet, the 25 cm blackened steel blade stamped S/174G, the opposite side 1290d, wooden grip and black painted pommel, overall length 38.5 cm, in its black painted scabbard stamped 6763C and 44agv, there are five notches on the scabbard which could well represent "kills", together with a Mauser G98 all steel bayonet, overall length 43 cm, in its scabbard, overall poor condition plus a collection of rusty battlefield relics including a German stick grenade (inert) and a knife and fork set QTY: (7)
Lot 297
* American P1913 Vickers bayonet, WWI period and scarce, 43 cm blade stamped with crowned GR, 1913 5 17 Vickers, the opposite side with inspection marks, steel crossguard, wooden grips, overall length 55.5 cm, in its brown leather scabbard stamped EFD with brown leather frog, a good example with minimal use and a well oiled blade QTY: (1)NOTE:Only 1500 Vickers bayonets were produced.
Lot 328
* WWII Fairbairn-Sykes 2nd Pattern Fighting Knife, Wilkinson Sword Co Ltd London, the 15.5 cm blade etched 'The F-S Fighting Knife' on the ricasso, the opposite side with the Wilkinson Sword trademark, straight guard and brass chequered grip, overall length 28 cm, the blade rusted and would benefit from some attention, in its brown leather scabbard with brass tipQTY: (1)
Lot 304
* Indian issue No.I Mk III Lee Enfield SMLE bayonet, 1944 the 30 cm blackened steel blade stamped with crowned GRI, Mk III 2 44 R.F.I. (Ishapore), the opposite side with inspection stamps, the crossguard stamped DP, wooden grips and steel pommel, overall length 42 cm, in its brown leather scabbard with blackened steel mounts and webbing frog, together with 1903 pattern bayonet by Wilkinson, the 30 cm steel blade stamped Wilkinson London with inspection stamps, wooden grips and two steel rivets, steel pommel, overall length 42 cm (blade tip missing), in its leather scabbard with steel mounts and webbing frog, plus a 1907 pattern bayonet by Wilkinson, overall length 39 cm, in its brown leather scabbard with steel mounts and webbing frog QTY: (3)
Lot 333
* George III Irish Light Infantry sword, circa 1780, the 82.5 cm curved steel blade engraved with GR cypher, a classical bust wearing a helmet facing left within foliate border, military trophies, the opposite side with an Irish harp within shield and a crown above, a solider standing holding a sword all infilled in gold, brass guard with strung bugle and GR cypher, ivory grip bound in brass wire, rounded pommel, overall length 95.5 cm, with sword knot and black leather scabbard, the mounts engraved 'Lieut Gillman' and the opposite side 'Nicolson Cork'QTY: (1)NOTE:Ivory Act registration reference M2NFHTL6.
Lot 315
* Argentinian Mauser bayonet, M1909, the 40 cm blade numbered M1018, wooden grip and steel mounts stamped RA, overall length 52 cm in its scabbard with matching serial number M1018, together with three further bayonets including a Spanish Toledo bayonet and scabbard, matching serial numbers 7717 CQTY: (4)
Lot 349
* Coldstream Guards Officers' Sword, circa 1914-18, the 83 cm blade numbered 108230, one side etched with GRV cypher and battle honours from Alma to Hindenberg Line, the other with regimental badge and further battle honours from Tangier 1680 to Waterloo, the hilt with regimental badge and wirebound fishskin grip and domed pommel, overall length 99 cm, in a replacement scabbard, the whole sword refurbished to a very high standard QTY: (1)
Lot 1143
An early 19th century Royal Naval Midshipman's dirk and scabbard the blade etched with scrolling foliage and inscribed "SEAGROVE - THE HARD PORTSEA PORTSMOUTH" wire bound fish skin grip, regulation brass hilt with an embossed crowned fouled anchor on the langet in a brass mounted leather scabbard, 23in. (58.4cm.) long.
Lot 1132
An unusual WWI trench knife made from a 1903 pattern bayonet the 12in. blade marked with broad arrow, crown '42' SANDERSON SHEFFIELD', small oval cross guard, wooden chequered grip, black leather scabbard, brown leather frog. * Good condition, made up from different parts, as per many trench knives.
Lot 439
A German RAD enlisted man (Reichs Arbeit Dienst, Reichs Labour Service) Hewer, the single edge clip point blade stamped RAD J in triangle above GES GESCH and Boker Solingen logo, inscribed Arbeit Adelt, the metal hilt with antler effect grip and eagle head pommel, the black metal regulation scabbard with ornate mounts and leather and metal hanger
Lot 434
A short sword with lions head terminal and wire wound shagreen grip the T bar with acorn terminals and an applied Arabic roundel in a brass mounted leather scabbard, over 62cm long, blade 46.5cm long together with a French 1874 pattern Gras bayonet, with a triangular inscribed blade and matching steel scabbard
Lot 122
A Japanese Naval Officer's DirkShowaThe blade cut with a hi on each side, in regulation floral gilt brass mounts, and wire-bound fishskin-covered grip, in its wood-lined black laquered leather scabbard, the locket with two suspension rings 22.8 cm. blade For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 123
An Unusual Japanese Officer's Sword in European StyleEdo PeriodThe blade (some rust patination on both sides at the forte) with midare hamon, the back of the blade on both sides with red lacquered hi, gilt-brass hilt with two side-bars swept-up to form the knuckle-guard and each with pierced foliate terminal, knuckle-guard and lobed rear quillon en suite, pommel and back-piece in one, the latter with chased foliate border, finger-hook, and ribbed wire-bound fishskin-covered grip, in original brass-mounted steel scabbard with two rings for suspension 68.4 cm. blade For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 128
A Persian Dagger In European Style Qajar, 19th CenturyWith broad bright double-edged blade with tapering medial ridge over most of its length on each side to the point, brass-mounted hilt comprising quillon-block with button quillons, one side deeply cut with an oval containing a Persian poem in nasta'liq against a ground of engraved foliage inhabited by two birds, and on the other side with feathering, brass pommel-cap with button pierced for suspension, and natural staghorn grip, in its wooden scabbard covered black leather with brass locket and decorated en suite with the quillon-block 30 cm. bladeFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 129
An Indian Pesh-KabzLate 18th CenturyWith shapely tapering blade of very finely watered wootz steel reinforced along the bright cutting edge, the spine of T-section, silver basal mount enamelled in green and blue, and beaked walrus-ivory grip of oval section with silver tang button on a silver floret-shaped washer, in original wooden scabbard covered in fabric (worn) embroidered with flower-heads and retaining the remains of the gold thread and spangle decoration, the silver locket (split on each side) and chape decorated with repeated flower-heads and foliage in polychrome enamel (minor damage), and each with a pierced double arabesque on both sides, the chape with bud-shaped terminal 27.5 cm. bladeFootnotes:For a related example see Robert Hales, Islamic And Oriental Arms & Armour..., 2013, p. 9, fig. 20For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 138
Two English Silver-Hilted Small-Swords Mid-18th CenturyThe first with tapering blade (some old surface rust) of hollow triangular section retaining traces of etched foliate scrolls on both sides of the forte, hilt (tarnished) cast with gadrooning and comprising shell-guard, quillons, knuckle-guard struck with indistinct hallmarks, pommel, and grip bound with silver ribbon and twisted silver wire; the second in similar condition, the colichemarde blade with etched decoration on both sides of the forte, the hilt (knuckle-guard replaced) cast and chased with rocailles, with its original vellum-covered scabbard (damaged, chape replaced) with silver locket and suspension mounts each chased with foliate decoration and with a ring for suspension; together with an ormolu-hilted court-sword, late 19th century, of characteristic form, with bright tapering blade etched with crowned 'VR' cypher, scrolling foliage, owner's monogram and retailer's details 'Whitaker & Campbell, Conduit Street, London', the hilt cast with graduated beadwork and engraved with foliage along one side of the grip, and outer-guard with a crown, in its black leather scabbard with foliate engraved locket and chape (old surface patination); and a constabulary hanger, the bright fullered blade etched 'E. ELD.' within a panel on one side at the forte, brass-mounted hilt, and spirally-grooved fishskin-covered grip, in its leather scabbard with brass locket and frog button (chape missing) (4) The first 77.6 cm. and 81 cm. bladesFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 139
A Fine Spanish Dress Sword Second Half Of The 19th CenturyWith bright tapering double-edged blade cut with a double central fuller over two thirds of its length on each side to the point, the forte bordered by a narrow fuller along each side and engraved 'DIOS, PATRIA Y REY', rectangular ricasso engraved with crowned owner's monogram on both sides, steel hilt retaining some original blueing and damascened overall with gold and silver scrolling foliage within silver-damascened borders, comprising ovoidal guard incorporating the damascened arms of the Counts Valesco de Salazar of Castille and crowned owner's monogram, drum-shaped rear quillon, and grip with encrusted silver wire binding, in original steel scabbard with locket, chape and suspension mount decorated en suite with the hilt, and with two rings for suspension 84 cm. bladeFootnotes:ProvenanceChristie's South Kensington, Militaria, 11 June 1992, lot 120The arms are those of F. Fernandez de Velasco Y Sonanes who was born in Burgos in 1835 and was a distinguished figure in the Carlist cause, commanding cavalry in the Third Carlist War (1872-76). At its conclusion he went into exile in FranceFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 2
A Rare French Grenadier's A Cheval De Garde SwordDated 1811Of regulation pattern, the blade (light pitting) etched 'Mf ture Imp.le de Klingenthal Octobre 1811' along the back at the forte, brass half-basket guard of two recurved bars framing a flaming grenade in a circle and swept-up to join the fluted knuckle-guard, palm-shaped rear quillon stamped 'VERSAILLES' above, waisted pommel, and leather-covered grip bound with twisted brass wire, in its original brass-mounted leather-covered scabbard 95.5 cm. bladeFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 3
A French Revolutionary Period Sword, An 1821 Pattern Light Cavalry Officer's Sword, And An American 1860 Model Cavalry Trooper's SabreThe First Late 18th Century, The Second By Prosser, Manufacturer To The King, London, Circa 1825, The Last By Mansfield & Lamb, Forestdale, R.I., Dated 1864The first with a bright slightly curved fullered blade, the forte on one side inscribed 'REPUBLIQUE FRANCASE' in gilt letters against a blued ground, and with a Phrygian cap on fasces between foliage in gilt against a blued ground on the other, ormolu hilt with boat-shell guard and globular pommel, and grip bound with twisted copper wire, in original brown leather scabbard with ormolu mounts and two rings for suspension, the locket with frog-button, and retaining much original gilding; the second of regulation pattern, the bright pipe-back blade etched on both sides of the forte with crowned 'GRIV' cypher between laurels, and with maker's details (back-piece broken, grip damaged beneath the pommel), in original steel scabbard with two suspension rings; the third of regulation pattern, the hilt stamped '279 F.M.', in original steel scabbard with two suspensions rings (blade and scabbard with some old rust patination) (3) 90.5 cm. and 89 cm. blades For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 5
A Victorian 1831 Pattern General Officer's Mameluke-Hilted SabreRetailed By Manton & Co., Calcutta, Circa 1875Of regulation pattern, the blade etched over both sides with crowned cypher, crossed sword and baton between foliage, and scrolling foliage, the forte on one side with retailer's details in capitals, and brass-mounted hilt with ivory grip-scales (one repaired), in its original brass scabbard with suspension rings; together with two 1897 pattern infantry officer's swords, each of regulation pattern, one with etched blade (worn, the other with surface rust, both grips with loss of fishskin); and a steel scabbard for an 1886 pattern cavalry trooper's sword (polished bright) (4) The first 80.1 cm. blade Footnotes:Manton & Co. are recorded at 70 Bentinck Street, Calcutta between 1872 and 1877This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: Y ФY Subject to CITES regulations when exporting items outside of the UK, see clause 13.Ф This lot contains or is made of ivory and cannot be imported into the USA or any country within the EU.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 6
An Officer's Mameluke-Hilted Sabre By Prosser, Manufacturer To The King, London, Circa 1820-30With bright curved blade double-edged towards the point and etched with maker's details on both sides of the forte, ormolu-mounted hilt comprising border engraved cross-guard with pointed langets and bud-shaped quillon tips, ivory grip-scales secured by rosette-headed rivets, line engraved grip-strap, and pommel with pierced circular mount for a sword-knot (missing), in original scabbard covered in black leather with ormolu locket, chape and suspension mount partly chased with foliage and borders en suite with the hilt, the first signed in capitals over each side at the throat, two rings for suspension, and retaining some of its original gilding 80 cm. bladeFootnotes:ProvenanceChristie's South Kensington, Militaria, 11 June 1992, Lot 115 (part)John Prosser is recorded at 9 Charing Cross, London between 1796 and 1853. He was a leading royal sword cutler, beltmaker and gunsmith, and was appointed Sword-Cutler and Belt-Maker to George III in 1795, to George IV in 1820, to William IV in 1830 and to Queen Victoria in 1837, the year of his deathThis lot is subject to the following lot symbols: Y ФY Subject to CITES regulations when exporting items outside of the UK, see clause 13.Ф This lot contains or is made of ivory and cannot be imported into the USA or any country within the EU.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 327
British Post War L1A3 Bayonet and Mk 5 Scabbard, this has the early model L1A3 blade with the long fuller, and the waisted crosspiece. The hilt is marked: L1A3 9600257, which is the NATO designation for this weapon. The blade has been highly polished and the hilt and scabbard have been painted gloss black for parade use by a British infantry battalion in the 1970s. The accompanying white nylon frog was for parade use. This bayonet fitted the Self Loading Rifle.
Lot 323
British 1907 Bayonet by Wilkinson, standard model 1907 bayonet with two piece wooden grips, steel pommel with oil hole, housed in leather and steel mounted scabbard. Single edged steel blade with fuller to the back edge, acceptance stamps and Wilkinson makers details. Blade 43cms, overall 57 ½ cms.
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