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British 1858 Percussion Enfield Three Band Rifle (140cm) and Ring Bayonet (17”) with original scabbard, The condition of the rifle is good with working action that holds on half & full cock, Victorian, Tower mark and date to lock, the wood and brass look to be original with normal amounts of damage, comes with period ramrod.
An early 1st type German Hitler youth knife with associated scabbard. Standard nickel plated pommel and cross guard, cross hatched or chequered Bakelite grips with inset enamelled Hitler youth diamond badge. Early blade with engraved motto ‘Blut und Ehre’ - marked ‘ED Wusthof Solingen Ges.Gesch’ Black painted scabbard with leather belt loop and retaining strap. Leather washer still present at ricasso. Approximately 25.4cm length in scabbard. Notes: information supplied by the vendor states the the knife was acquired as a piece of ‘war booty’ at the end of WW2 by Douglas Fitzpatrick from the Submarine pen in Kiel, Germany. Conditon: generally fair. Wear to the nickel plating on the pommel, plus what appears to be an old repair to the enamel on the HJ diamond (the surface texture is different, and the enamel is darker). The scabbard retain around 50% of its black paint to the front, with over 90% remaining to the reverse. The blade is clean and bright, with minimal spotting. Both the motto and makers mark are clear. The leather washer at the ricasso is present but split.
A 19th century cavalry sabre, likely French in origin. Brass 3 bar guard, with brass quillon, backpiece, and lions head pommel. Leather bound grip with twisted wire bindings, plus navette shaped langets to both sides. Curved single edged blade with false edge towards the tip, a flat spine, and shallow single fuller. Approximately 100cm total length - blade length 86cm. Condition: generally good, with some service wear. Some light knock and darkening to the brass on the hilt. Leather bound handle and wire binding intact. Steel blade has darkened and has a mottled appearance in places. Several nicks to the blade, with a noticeable one near the ricasso. There is some play to the guard where it meets the pommel. Scabbard absent.
A U.S. WW2 era M1 bayonet and scabbard for the Garand rifle. Formerly the M1905 bayonet made by Springfield, the blades were shortened to 10 inches from 16 inches during WW2. This was carried out by UFH (United Fork & Hoe), and their details are stamped to the ricasso. Black finely ribbed plastic grips with darkened steel pommel. Steel cross guard and muzzle ring, along with darkened steel blade. Single edged blade with single fuller to each side, which extends almost the entire length of the blade. Green resin scabbard with metal throat and belt clip (this stamped US). Approximately 39.8cm length in scabbard, blade length 25cm. Condition: very good. Some light service wear overall, and a couple of small chips to the edge of the scabbard.
An 1871 pattern Imperial Prussian bayonet, dated 1873. Brass handle with diagonally grooved grip and beak pommel. Push button rifle release catch built into the handle. Steel cross guard with curled quillons to both ends. Straight single edged blade, with flat spine and single fuller. Makers mark of Weyersberg of Solingen at the ricasso. Also marked 14 AF 4 H 1 to the cross guard. Approximately 59.5cm. Conditon: solid, but much service wear to the backpiece. Knocks and scratches to the brass handle, especially the backpiece. Age related darkening to the cross guard and blade, with the latter having a mottled appearance. The push button release catch is operational. Scabbard absent.
An 1845 / 54 pattern infantry officers sword by Hawkes & Co. Brass guard with VR Queen Victoria cypher. Shagreen grip with twisted wire binding. Steel single edges blade with fullers to both sides and flat spine (stamped 2328). Maker mark and proof mark both at the ricasso. Etched decoration, and what appears to the cypher of George V to both sides. Leather field scabbard with nickel plated throat and chape. Approximately 98cm length in scabbard. Blade length 83.2cm. Condition: generally good. Brass guard is good, which remnants of old polish ingrained. Shagreen grip is good, with only minor lift to the wire binding near the pommel. The blade is good and solid, but some of the etched detail has worn in places. The field scabbard has a good colour and patina, but the chape moves around on the leather (does not appear to be coming away from the leather). The metal fittings to the scabbard are worn to the plated surface.
Japanese Sword brought back by Sgt Miles from the second world war with paperwork and tags (one stating this sword is 800 years old). Sgt Miles was a POW of the Japanese and helped at the end of the war to point out those who committed war crimes and was asked to pick a sword from a group of surrendered Japanese Officers Swords, the interpreter who got on with Sgt Miles who knew what he had been through told him to pick this one as it was much better & older than the other normal WW2 issued swords. Cutting edge length 70cm length without Scabbard 102cm, Overall length 105cm. Bronze Tsuba with Copper guilt inlay, approximately 9cm x 8cm.
A WW2 era German Kriegsmarine officer’s dress dagger with accompany scabbard, by Eickhorn of Solingen. Standard pattern, with national eagle to the pommel, off white celluloid grips with wire binding, and a brass cross guard with fouled anchor to both sides. Push button blade release catch to the cross guard,, with etched double fullered blade. Makers mark of ‘Original Eickhorn Solingen’ and squirrel trademark to the ricasso area. Brass scabbard with with usual lightning bolt decoration and oak leaf patterned bands. 2 suspension rings to the scabbard. Approximately 42cm in the scabbard, blade length 25cm. Condition: generally good, with some service wear. The brass metal has overall dulled over time, and there are normal fine surface scratches commensurate with age and use. The celluloid grips are complete, but there are couple of tiny hairlines to the surface. The blade has some dark mottling in area, but is on the whole in good condition. The scabbard is missing one small screw to the throat area , and there is a shallow dent to the surface, approximately 1/4 of the way down from the throat area.
An 1889 pattern Prussian infantry officers sword. Brass hilt with fold down guard, this containing the Prussian eagle. Brass knuckle guard and angled pommel. Fish skin grip with wire bindings and cypher of Wilhelm II. Straight single edged blade with double fullers, marked P.O. & Co. Complete with black painted scabbard, with one suspension loop. Approximately 91cm in the scabbard - blade length 74cm. Condition: generally very good. The brass hilt, fish skin grips and wire binding are intact. The blade is good with only minor darkening to the steel. The painted scabbard shows the usual paint loss from service wear, with the bare metal having attained a russet colour. Very minor dent to the scabbard near the chape.
A French pattern 1886 Lebel bayonet, with scabbard. All metal construction, with polished smooth grip, hooked quillon and muzzle ring. Cruciform blade with needle point. Steel scabbard with rectangular strap loop. Notes: many of the 1886 pattern bayonets were used during WW1, but with the hooked quillon removed (officially ordered 1915). The issue numbers to the blade and scabbard are non matched. Approximately 65cm length in scabbard, blade length 51.8cm. Condition: generally good, with service wear. Cross guard has age related darkening, and a little pitting in places. The push button release catch works as it should. The blade has darkened and is a pitted in places, particularly near the tip. The scabbard is complete, but it has a mottled patina and has some pitting in places.
A late 19th century Indian Tulwar sword. Of traditional form, and of all steel construction. Disc shaped pommel with spike finial. Cross guard with convex quillons, plus long langets to each side of the blade. Curved single edge blade, un-fullered, and hammer marks to each side. Complete with leather covered wooden scabbard. Approximately 91cm when in scabbard, blade length 72cm. Condition: generally good. Signs of age and service wear, plus some darkening of the steel in places. The leather scabbard is good, with a nice overall patina.
Two Jambiya, each with white metal mounted horn handles, with gilt highlights, and similar scabbards 29 cm long, a Shamshir with brass handle and later leather-covered scabbard, 63 cm long, a Yataghan sword with coral inset handle, inscribed blade and later scabbard, 77 cm long, a Middle Eastern dagger with horn and white metal handle with curved blade and white metal and brass scabbard, 44 cm long, a gilded bronze Roman style decorative dagger, 33 cm long and a North African sword, possibly Takouba, with snakeskin covered timber handle, iron guard and fluted blade, with leather scabbardPlease note: The ivory "Butterfly" grip plates have been removed from theYatagan to comply with ivory legislation. Qty: 7
Kodachi. Wohl Ende 18. Jh. Japan. Gesamt L 61 cm. Einschneidige, leicht gebogene Klinge mit Spitze in der Rückenlinie. Habaki aus Kupfer, quadratische Tsuba mit Vogel auf minimiertem Pflanzenstengel. Fuchi mit kleinen, reliefierten Reihern, wie auch auf der kashira (Knauf). Griff mit Rochenhauteinlage und menukis. Holzscheide mit kogatana, schön austariertes Messer mit reliefiertem Griff (Menschen in einem Boot). Klinge mit Kerben. Aufrufzeit 26. | Okt 2023 | voraussichtlich 11:35 Uhr (CET)Kodachi. Probably late 18th century Japan. Total L 61 cm. Single-edged, slightly curved blade with point in the back line. Habaki made of copper, square tsuba with bird on minimized plant stem. Fuchi with small herons in relief, as on the kashira (pommel). Handle with ray skin inlay and menukis. Wooden scabbard with kogatana, nicely balanced knife with handle in relief (people in a boat). blade with notches. Call time 26 | Oct 2023 | expected 11:35 (CET).*This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and only to be seen as an aid - not a legally binding declaration of lot properties. Please note that we can only guarantee for the correctness of description and condition as provided by the German description.
Keris Luk 9 mit Scheide und jüngerem Ständer in Affenform. Gesamt L 48,5 cm. Ständer: H 66,5 cm. Gewellte Klinge mit schönem pamor, ausgeprägter 'Elefantenrüssel'. Geprägter mendak, beschnitzter Holzgriff. Wrangka Yogyarkata. Scheide mit geschlossenem Messing-pendok, fein gemustert. / Farbig gefasster Holzständer in Form eines mythologischen Affen, nach alten Vorbildern geschnitzt. Aufrufzeit 26. | Okt 2023 | voraussichtlich 11:43 Uhr (CET)Keris Luk 9 with scabbard and younger stand in monkey shape. Total L 48.5 cm. Stand: H 66.5 cm. Wavy blade with beautiful pamor, pronounced 'elephant trunk'. Embossed mendak, carved wooden handle. Wrangka yogyarkata. Scabbard with closed brass pendok, finely patterned. / Colored wooden stand in the shape of a mythological monkey, carved after ancient models. Call time 26 | Oct 2023 | expected 11:43 am (CET).*This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and only to be seen as an aid - not a legally binding declaration of lot properties. Please note that we can only guarantee for the correctness of description and condition as provided by the German description.
Spundbajonett für die Jagd. Ungemarkt. Wohl Deutsch.Waffe L 68 cm. Gerade, zweischneidige Klinge mit Spitze in der Mittellinie. Einfaches Stichblatt und kräftige Parierstange. Schmaler Holzgriff mit Metallknauf zum Einstecken in die Gewehrmündung. Lederbezogene Holz-Scheide mit Beimesser und Pfriem sowie Gehänge. Eisenteile fachmännisch konserviert; mit Korrosionsnarben.Aufrufzeit 26. | Okt 2023 | voraussichtlich 15:54 Uhr (CET)Bung bayonet for hunting. Unmarket. Probably German.Weapon L 68 cm. Straight, double-edged blade with point in the midline. Single thrust blade and crisp quillons. Narrow wooden handle with metal knob for insertion into the rifle muzzle. Leather-covered wooden scabbard with anvil and awl and hilt. Iron parts expertly preserved; with corrosion scars.Call time 26th | Oct 2023 | expected 15:54 (CET).*This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and only to be seen as an aid - not a legally binding declaration of lot properties. Please note that we can only guarantee for the correctness of description and condition as provided by the German description.
"Türkendolch" mit Scheide. Um 1870.Gesamt L 39 cm. Einschneidige Klinge mit gerader Rückenlinie. Beschnitzter Holzgriff mit Metalleinlagen und mehrfach geschweiftem Knauf. Rote Lederscheide mit Metallfassungen. Klinge mit leichtem Rostanflug.Aufrufzeit 26. | Okt 2023 | voraussichtlich 15:56 Uhr (CET)"Turkish dagger" with scabbard. Around 1870.Total L 39 cm.Single-edged blade with straight back line. Carved wooden grip with metal inlays and multiple curved pommel. Red leather scabbard with metal mounts. Blade with light rust tarnish.Call time 26th | Oct 2023 | expected 15:56 (CET).*This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and only to be seen as an aid - not a legally binding declaration of lot properties. Please note that we can only guarantee for the correctness of description and condition as provided by the German description.
Französischer Pallasch M 1854 mit Scheide. Scheide mit Anflug von Korrossion. Nutzungsspuren. Gesamt L 116 cm. Gerade, einschneidige Klinge mit Spitze in der Mittellinie. Beidseitig mit zwei Hohlkehlen, auf Klingenrücken Reste der Beschriftung. Vierspangiges Messinggefäß, Ledergriff und Messingdrahtwicklung. Punzen auf Griff und Klinge kaum lesbar. Griffnummerierung: "4050". Metallscheide mit zwei Ringen. Aufrufzeit 26. | Okt 2023 | voraussichtlich 15:57 Uhr (CET)French Pallasch M 1854 with scabbard. Scabbard with touch of corrosion. Traces of use. Total L 116 cm. Straight, single-edged blade with point in the midline. Two fullers on both sides, remnants of inscription on back of blade. Four-pronged brass hilt, leather grip and brass wire winding. Hallmarks on hilt and blade barely legible. Handle numbering: "4050". Metal scabbard with two rings. Call time 26th | Oct 2023 | expected 15:57 (CET).*This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and only to be seen as an aid - not a legally binding declaration of lot properties. Please note that we can only guarantee for the correctness of description and condition as provided by the German description.
Französischer Offiziersdegen. Klinge gemarkt: "BALP S. Etienne".Gesamt L 107 cm. Gerade, einschneidige Klinge mit durchgehendem Hohlschliff in der Rückenlinie. Siebenspangiger Korb aus Bronze, gedrechselter Horngriff mit Drahtwicklung. Metallscheide mit einer Öse und Gliederkette. Aufrufzeit 26. | Okt 2023 | voraussichtlich 15:58 Uhr (CET)French officer's sword. Blade marked: "BALP S. Etienne".Total L 107 cm. Straight, single-edged blade with continuous hollow grind in the back line. Seven-pronged bronze basket, turned horn grip with wire winding. Metal scabbard with an eyelet and link chain. Call time 26th | Oct 2023 | expected 15:58 (CET)*This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and only to be seen as an aid - not a legally binding declaration of lot properties. Please note that we can only guarantee for the correctness of description and condition as provided by the German description.
German Third Reich Army Officer's dagger by F.W. Holler, Solingen. Fine example with amber spiral ivorine grip and plain polished double-edged blade etched with maker thermometer in oval logo. Plated eagle crossguard with swastika. Oakleaf decoration to pommel and ferrule. Housed in stippled plated scabbard with two suspension rings and foliate lockets. Slight lifting to plating otherwise VGC Army (Heer) Officer’s dagger was designed by Paul Casburg in 1935.
German Third Reich Luftwaffe Officer's Sword by E & F Horster. A good scarce example with twist wire bound blue leather grip, plated mounts with swastika to centre of pommel. Double edged polished blade with central fuller and bearing oval logo of E & F Horster Solingen. Housed in its blue leather covered scabbard with plated mounts, two loose suspension rings and retaining leather hanger . Minor service wear, toned otherwise Near VGC.
William IV General Officer / Staff Officer Pattern Sword. A rare and good example with a slightly curved piped back blade. This with an etched WIVR panel, also a panel of etched with cutler's details of William Deakin. The hilt with gilt open guard mounted with a General Officer's device. Housed in original steel scabbard fitted with two loose rings. Good clean condition, Etching very clear.
Victorian British Diplomatic Service Mameluke hilted Sword. A scarce example, modelled on the 1831 pattern General Officer Sword. The blade is etched with a Victorian Crowned reverse entwined device and floral decoration. Gilt cross guard with floral decoration and Victorian Royal Coat of Arms device to the centre. Two piece grip with two floral head gilt studs. Housed in original polished brass and gilt scabbard with two loose rings. Blade near VGC. Scabbard with crease and crack. Blade fits. None transferable standard ivory exemption declaration number Y59CVZJ2
American Civil War Period 1840 Pattern Sword. This example is stamped to the forte of the blade US JH 1864 and cutler's details of AMES MFc CO. Brass hilt with single bar guard and simulated wire bound grip. Housed in steel scabbard fitted with two loose rings. Surface pitted to the scabbard
Early 20th Century Siebe Gorman & Co Diving Knife A good used example with double edged spear point etched with the maker Siebe Gorman & Co to both sides. Heavy brass oval crossguard and pommel cap to the ribbed grip. Contained in its heavy flat cast brass scabbard. The rear with slot for belt loop. Overall GC some edge knocks to the blade.
Royal Navy Attributed George VI Period Officer's Sword. A very good example of the regulation pattern, attributed to Rear Admiral R.H. Tribe MBE. The blade with etched decoration of a crowned GVIR cypher and fouled anchor device. Forte with the retailers details of Gieves. The hilt with gilt guard and lion head pommel, which surmounts a white shagreen grip with twist wire binding. The folding guard is engraved with the name R.H. Tribe RN. Housed in gilt mounted leather scabbard and complimented with bullion sword knot. Near parade condition.
German Third Reich Fire Police Dress Bayonet and Frog. Good example with 25 cm plate blade, the forte stampede SOLINGEN. Recurved crossguard and bird beak pommel. Black composite checkered grips. Housed in its blackened steel scabbard with dark brown leather frog. Minor service wear, no movement to blade, leather supple. No cutler's details. Generally VGC
German Third Reich 1933 model SS dagger, partial Rohm inscription, by Carl Eickhorn, Solingen. A good scarce example, the blade obverse etched Meine Ehre heist Treue (My Honour is Loyalty), the reverse bearing In herzlicher Freundschaft inscription (the words Ernst Rohm has been obliterated) and maker oval squirrel logo. Black wooden grip inlaid with silvered eagle and replaced enamelled circular SS Sigrunen, the crossguard impressed III (for Berlin area). Housed in black painted nickel mounted scabbard with single suspension ring and complete with hanging strap with spring clip. Old repair to cracked grip, scabbard paintwork now AF. Service wear. Following Hitler’s purge of the SA during The Night of the Long Knives, Rohm was shot at Stadelheim Prison by SS-Obersturmbannfuhrer Michael Lippert on 2nd July, 1934, An order dated July 4th required all Rohm inscriptions to be obliterated from the blades, failure to do so risked severe punishment.
German Third Reich SA Stormtrooper RZM dagger by Arthur Schüttelhofer & Co., Solingen-Wald A good example with nickel plated mounts, the blade etched Alles fur Deutschland and bearing RZM M7/13 logo. Brown wooden grip inlaid with silvered eagle and swastika and enamelled circular SA device. Housed in original brown painted scabbard with nickel mounts, the top mount with single suspension ring retaining leather strap, upright grip strap and belt loop. Minor service wear. Generally VGC. SA (Sturmabteilung) Brown Shirts dagger introduced in 1933.
Victorian / Edwardian Court Sword. A good example retailed through L & H Nathan of London. The straight narrow blade with etched decoration, the gilt metal guard with single bar guard and classical urn pommel. Housed in black patent leather scabbard with gilt mounts ... Accompanied by bullion sword knot. Overall GC some age wear.
German Third Reich Army Officer's personalised dagger. Fine example with cream spiral ivorine grip (hairline on reverse side) and plain polished double-edged blade etched with maker thermometer in oval logo. Plated eagle crossguard with swastika, the reverse with stylised WL monogram of original owner. Oakleaf decoration to pommel and ferrule. Housed in stippled plated scabbard with two suspension rings and foliate lockets. Slight tarnishing otherwise VGC Army (Heer) Officer’s dagger was designed by Paul Casburg in 1935.
Royal Air Force EIIR Officer's RAF Sword by Crown Swords. A very good late Elizabeth II period example by Crown Swords of London. Etched with Royal Arms and a crowned eagle in flight. The pierced gilt metal guard is again cast with a crowned eagle, the guard enclosing a white shagreen grip with twist wire binding surmounted by a pommel ornamented with an Eagle’s head. Housed in black leather scabbard, with gilt mounts and complete with bullion sword knot. Overall near Parade Condition. ... Accompanied by a RAF sword belt, complete with buckle and slings of regulation pattern and in near Parade condition.Overall GC etching to blade clear and bright. slight age wear.
WW1 Period British Army Infantry Officer's Sword. A regulation example, the blade etched with a crowned GVR cypher which is repeated to the guard. Housed in leather field service scabbard. The sword now with age wear, staining and surface pitting to the blade. Scabbard cracked but remains complete.
German Third Reich student's parade bayonet by Horster, Solingen. Good plated single edged 20 cm blade with central fuller, the forte bearing oval maker’s logo. No movement to blade. Plated turn up quillon and bird head pommel and moving locking stud. Black composition chequered grips, the obverse inset with red, white and black diamond eagle and swastika, secured with two rivets. Housed in its black painted steel scabbard complete with brown leather frog (slight restitching). Minor service wear, generally GC.
Victorian / Edward VIII Infantry Pattern Sword. An interesting example, possible a family sword used by an Officer of the Indian Army. The blade retailed through Rob Mole & Sons of Birmingham and etched with a crowned VR cypher. The infantry pattern guard is decorated with a crowned EVIIIR cypher, enclosing a shagreen grip with twist wire binding. Complete with heavy brown leather scabbard with steel throat and chape mounts. Blade retains in good clean condition, some age wear to the leather of the scabbard.
Indian Medical Service attributed Victorian Officer's Sword. This example believed carried by Major General John Blackburne Smith CB., CIE. The sword is of the regulation pattern, the straight blade with etched decoration of a Crowned VRI cypher with is repeated to the gilt open guard. The blade is also etched with the name BLACKBURNE SMITH. The forte with the cutler's details of E. Thurkle. Housed in plated scabbard. Blade clean and bright, scabbard with age wear. (see lot 87 insignia & photos; 97 his belt; 179 plume etc) Major General John Blackburne Smith CB., CIE. was born in 1865 in Ireland and after qualifying as a Doctor joined the Army and in 1889 was serving as a Surgeon Lieutenant at the Royal Victoria Hospital Netley. He received promotion and at the outbreak of the Great War held the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. Wartime service would see him in Egypt and in 1915/16 at the Bombay Presidency General Hospital. Remaining in India he was appointed a CB 1918 and CIE in 1922. Promoted to the rank of Major General 1922 he held the post of President Medical Board India Office 1923 until his death on the 2nd November 1928
Royal Navy George V Attributed Officer's sword. A good George V example carried by Captain Alwyn Douglas Lenox-Conyngham. The blade etched with GVR cypher and crowned fouled anchor. The solid gilt metal guard emblazoned with a crowned fouled anchor. White shagreen grip surmounted by a gilt metal lion’s head pommel. The folding guard is engraved "A.D. Lenox-Conyningam" Housed in original black leather and gilt mounted scabbard fitted with two loose rings; complete with bullion sword knot. Etching to blade remains clear, gilt slightly dulled. GC Captain Alwyn Douglas Lenox-Conyngham entered the Royal Naval College Dartmouth in May 1921 and was appointed Midshipman in 1925. At the outbreak of WW2 he held the rank of Lt Commander and held a number of Staff appointments before promotion to Captain in 1948 and command of HMS Mermaid in 1952. During the Suez operations he was commanding HMS Jamaica. He retired in January 1958.
German Third Reich Wehrmacht parade bayonet by WKC. Good plated single edged 25 cm blade with central fuller, the forte bearing knight’s head maker’s logo. No movement to blade. Plated turn up quillon and bird head pommel and moving locking stud. Black composition chequered grips, the obverse bearing golden eagle and swastika, secured with two rivets. Housed in its black painted steel scabbard. Minor service wear, generally GC.
German Third Reich Wehrmacht parade bayonet by Ernst Pack & Sohne, Solingen. Good example with plated single edged 245 mm blade with central fuller bearing maker dancer logo, no movement to blade. Turn up quillon and pommel with two piece black chequered composition grips secured with two nuts and bolts, eagle head pommel with moving eagle eye catch. Housed in its black enamel painted steel scabbard complete with patent leather frog. Generally VGC
Swiss Army Officer's model 1943 dagger. A fine example numbered 46622 with plain plated double edged blade, wooden grip secured by three rivets, plain plated crossguard and pommel. Housed in its black metal scabbard with suspension strap and clip. Upper reverse of the scabbard is stamped with an S denoting the city of Sissach where the company that produced the scabbards, Basler Eisnmobelfabrick A.G., is located. VGC
George V Infantry Pattern Officer's Levee Pattern Sword A good and scarce example, with narrow levée width blade etched with foliate decoration, Royal Arms and Royal Cypher. Plated guard with George V cypher, wire-bound shagreen grip and brown leather sword-knot. Housed in the correct polished brown leather field service narrow scabbard. GC.
German Third Reich Police Bayonet by Weyersberg, Kirschbaum & Cie, Solingen. A good 33 cm blade example with eagle’s head pommel, its eye a movable catch. Two piece simulated stags horn grip bearing silvered police device. The cross guard bears oak leaf decoration. The plated blade bears maker's details on one side, maker's knight's head logo on the other. Housed in black leather scabbard with nickel mounts complete with brown leather frog.. Number to reverse of bayonet crossguard and reverse of top scabbard removed. No movement to blade. Slight service wear otherwise overall VGC.
1900 Pattern Royal Navy Boarding Cutlass A rare example, with straight fullered 28-inch blade with stamped 00 on back edge, and EFD and 01 on the forte. Polished sheet-steel guard with lapped edges,stamped with N, broad arrow, EFD and various numbers. Chequered leather grip with hand-stop. Housed in its black leather scabbard with steel mounts and frog button. Some spotting to blade and rust to the inner guard. Clean condition.

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