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Lot 81
A Lee Metford bayonet and Scabbard, length of blade 57.5cm.Condition Report: The blade is very mottled and there are some scratches. Thereis a mark at the top of the blade - please see the image that has been added.When the bayonet was returned to the scabbard the tip of the bayonet was showing through. Overall the wear is consumerate with age to the scabbard and there are some dents.The handle shows wear consumerate with use,
Lot 150
WW2 British Home Guard Auxiliaries Fighting Knife, interesting privately purchased fighting knife with black bakelite grip, plain oval cross guard and polished unmarked double edged blade. The dagger is housed in the original riveted leather scabbard with belt loop and securing strap. The blade measures 11cms, overall 25cms. These types of combat knives were often carried by the special auxiliary combat units associated with the Home Guard. After the evacuation of Dunkirk in 1940, the threat of invasion by the German forces was a real possibility. Churchill ordered special units to be formed that would fight gorilla and commando tactics against the invading forces. They were issued with many combat weapons for hand to hand combat like these combat knives.
Lot 152
19th Century Dirk, copper based hilt with painted enamel decoration. Replaced polished top. Housed in gilt metal scabbard having floral decoration and two hanging rings. Reverse engraved ‘FIRMIN & SONS Manufacturers 153 Strand LONDON’. Double edged tapered blade with medial ridge. The blade 25 ¼ cms, overall 38cms. Tarnishing and wear to the exterior.
Lot 93
Ca. 1855 AD.Russian M1855 court sword. Gilt-brass hilt and mounts, clam-shell features the Imperial Russian eagle. Flattened straight blade. The stitched leather scabbard, possibly restored. Condition: Good with scabbard leather restored. Size: L: 36 1/2 in., (93 cm); 650g Provenance: Property of a Central London Gallery, acquired on the US art market.
Lot 455
Ca. 18th century AD.A small sword, a symbol of elegance and sophistication during the 18th century. This fine example boasts a long and slender blade, perfect for precision thrusting and fencing. The stirruped hilt features a central bulge for an improved grip, allowing for greater control and accuracy in combat. The round pommel with a small knob adds to the weapon's aesthetic appeal, while the meticulous engravings of floral and vegetal motifs on both the hilt and blade showcase the exquisite craftsmanship and artistry of the era. The French small-sword was a popular weapon among the French nobility, who valued its lightweight design and elegant appearance. It was a weapon of choice for dueling and fencing, where the goal was not to kill but to display one's skill and dexterity. This sword comes complete with its original scabbard, adorned with brass fittings that complement the weapon's ornate design. Size: L:805mm / W:75mm ; 335g Provenance: Property of a European collector, ex. Dorotheum Auction house.
Lot 466
Ca. the mid-late 19th century AD.A pair of antique American Masonic Knights Templar ceremonial swords with etched decorated blades. One holds the following lettering: Trinity Encampment, Manchester N. H. 1857, and a Passion Cross image. Manufactured by Ames Manufacturing Company, Chicopee, Massachusetts. Goes with a leather scabbard, while the other has a brass scabbard with rings. Both have wood handles with brass knight head pommels, and guards feature images of eagles with stars to the edges. Condition: Very good Size: L: 34 5/8 in., (88 cm); 1660g Provenance: Property of a Central London Gallery, acquired on the US art market.
Lot 54
The Caucasus, ca. 19th century AD. With a pointy blade with three grooves, the silver-mounted filigree-decorated scabbard is richly chiseled and decorated with niello floral motifs and ornaments on the reverse with turquoise cabochons. Dated 1909 on the back of the scabbard. The grip is made of two carved polished horn scales. Condition: Very good. Size: H: 20 1/2 in., (52 cm); 560g Provenance: Property of a Central London Gallery, acquired on the US art market.
Lot 470
Indonesia, ca. 19th-20th century AD.A kris dagger with an elegant and distinctive blade-patterning achieved through alternating laminations of iron and nickelous iron (pamor), forged with masterful craftsmanship, culminating with a sharp, lethal point. The gleaming metal glimmers with an air of ancient mystery and power, beckoning the beholder to unravel the secrets of its past. The hilt of this kris dagger is a work of art in itself, featuring a thick and sturdy construction that provides a comfortable and secure grip for the wielder. The handle adds a touch of sophistication to this already exceptional piece. This remarkable kris dagger comes complete with its original wooden scabbard. The kris dagger, also known as keris in Indonesian, is a distinctive type of weapon with a long and storied history in Southeast Asia. It is a symbol of cultural heritage and pride in countries such as Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines. The kris is characterized by its unique wavy or serpentine blade, which is believed to imbue the weapon with mystical and spiritual power. The blade of the kris is typically made from layers of iron and steel, which are folded and hammered together to create a blade that is both strong and flexible. The handle of the kris is often decorated with intricate carvings and embellishments that reflect the cultural traditions and beliefs of the region. In many cultures, the kris is considered to be more than just a weapon - it is a symbol of status, power, and prestige, and is often passed down through families as an heirloom or a treasured possession. The kris has been used for centuries for a variety of purposes, from hunting and warfare to ceremonial and religious events. Size: L:585mm / W:95mm ; 490g Provenance: Property of a European collector; ex. Private German collection.
Lot 3001
KÜRASSIER-OFFIZIERSPALLASCH, dat. 1889, geätzte und part. vergoldete Klinge doppelt gekehlt mit langer fehlschärfe, Terzseitig gestempelt mit der Händler- bzw. Vertreibermarke gestempelt "P.A. Fokin / St. Petersburg", Quartseitig das vereinfachte Spanische Staatswappen der Bourbonen Könige. Gesamtlänge ca.: 110 cm Altersspuren, besonders an der Scheide korrosionsspuren.Provenienz: Nach mündlichen Angaben des Einlieferers stammt dieser Pallasch aus dem Besitz von Georg Karl Wilhelm Otto von Transehe Roseneck, ehemals General Leutnant der Kaiserlich Russischen Armee unter Zar Alexander III und später unter Zar Nikolaus II| KÜRASSIER-OFFIZIERSPALLASCH, dat. 1889, etched and partially gilded blade with double fullers and long mis-sharpening, stamped on the third side with the dealer's or distributor's mark "P.A. Fokin / St. Petersburg", the simplified Spanish coat-of-arms of the Bourbon kings on the fourth side. Total length approx. 110 cm. Signs of age, especially corrosion on the scabbard.Provenance: According to oral information from the consignor, this pallash came from the estate of Georg Karl Wilhelm Otto von Transehe Roseneck, formerly a lieutenant general in the Imperial Russian Army under Tsar Alexander III and later under Tsar Nicholas II.
Lot 116
An original WWII Second World War period British Army issued jungle survival knife. The knife made by Wilkinson Sword Ltd, the ricasso stamped 1B/4594 and stamped with Broad Arrow. Wooden carved handle, with short steel quillon. Housed within its original leather scabbard (scabbard AF). Total length approx; 32cm long.
Lot 275
A WWII Second World War Third Reich Nazi German Postal Protection Officers dagger. Flat pommel, swollen wooden grip with metal Eagle Swastika badge, black enamel Swastikas on both sides of the crossguard and the underside numbered 1064 and also stamped DRP for Deutsche Reichspost. Makers mark to the ricasso for Paul Weyersberg, Solingen. Housed in a steel scabbard with the clasp of the hanging chain marked DRGM. Measures approx 40cm.
Lot 352
A North African Berber Shula knife / tribal dagger. The horn hilt riveted together with four rivets, carved with straight and vertical lines and further inlaid with wire bands. The blade of typical form, curved with a single edge and an acute point. Housed within a pressed yellow metal scabbard. Measures approx 45cm.
Lot 201
An original current issue FS Fairbairn Sykes British commando knife dagger. The knife having a nut to the pommel, ribbed handle and a cross guard stamped with broad arrow marks makers J. Nowill & Sons Sheffield England. The ebonised steel blade housed in a black leather scabbard. Measures approx 30cm.
Lot 200
A WWII Second World War Third Reich Nazi German Waffen SS dagger with Rohm dedication. The shaped grip inlaid with enamel SS runes and an Eagle Swastika badge. Ricasso marked for maker ' Boker ' Solingen and ' I ' for Munich. The blade with full Rohm dedication ' In Herzlicher Kameradschaft Ernst Rohm ' translating to ' With Cordial Comradeship - Ernst Rohm '. Housed in a matching steel scabbard. Measures approx 38cm. Note; from a large private collection of militaria. Due to the nature of some items, buyers are reminded for the need to satisfy themselves as to originality / origin / condition prior to bidding, irrespective of any description. No guarantees are implied nor offered and all lots remain sold 'as is'.
Lot 90
A WWII Second World War Third Reich Nazi German Luftwaffe officers parade dagger. The hilt having a Swastika globe pommel, wire wrapped celluloid handle (cracked), cross guard in the form of an Imperial Eagle clutching the Swastika and a double edged stiletto blade. The blade marked wMw Waffen. Housed in a steel scabbard with oak leaf mounts. Measures approx 42cm. Note; from a large private collection of militaria. Due to the nature of some items, buyers are reminded for the need to satisfy themselves as to originality / origin / condition prior to bidding, irrespective of any description. No guarantees are implied nor offered and all lots remain sold 'as is'.
Lot 147
A mid 20th Century 1827 pattern Royal Navy Officers sword. Brass Lions head pommel with mane, wire bound celluloid grip and solid guard carved with rope and anchor. The blade with shallow fuller etched with scrolling motifs. Housed in leather scabbard with brass mounts. Measures approx 96cm.
Lot 118
A vintage Indian variation of a Nepalese / Gurkhas Kukri knife. The knife having a hooked pommel with brass finial and smooth bone grip inlaid with white metal details and a brass collar. The recurved ' Yataghan ' style blade housed within a leather wrapped wooden scabbard. Measures approx 43cm.
Lot 53
A WWII Second World War British Lanchester SMG bayonet converted from the 1907 pattern bayonet. Hooked pommel with press stud, wooden grip and crossguard with muzzle ring. The left side of the ricasso stamped with a Crowned GR over 1907 and faintly S294 (the war time factory code for Wilkinson Sword post 1942) over WSC and 43 for manufacture in 1943. Housed within a leather wrapped scabbard. Measures approx 57cm.
Lot 18
A WWII Second World War US United States M3 fighting knife as issued to the Airborne Troops. Grooved leather handle and a steel crossguard with an angular bend at one end to facilitate a thumb rest. The blade stamped US M3 1943 housed in green fibre scabbard with webbed holster. Measures approx 30cm.
Lot 170
A WWII Second World War Third Reich Nazi German Police / Polizei dress dagger. Eagle head pommel, stag antler grips with eagle and Swastika motif affixed. Crossguard carved with oak leaves and stamped S. Ar.II 1440 The blade marked AC Alexander Coppel, Solingen. With scabbard, frog and portapee. Measures approx 48cm.
Lot 300
A WWII Second World War Third Reich Nazi German SA Officers dress dagger. The dagger having a shaped wooden grip with inset SA roundel and Eagle Swastika motif. The blade ricasso marked for makers Gust Haker. The blade engraved with ' Alles Fur Deutschland ' (Everything For Germany). Housed in steel scabbard, measuring approx. 38cm.
Lot 130
WWII Second World War Third Reich Nazi German Army Officer's parade dagger. The dagger having a steel oak leaf pommel, twisted celluloid grip and cross guard in the form of the Nazi eagle with downward facing quillons. The double edged stiletto blade stamped Horster, Solingen. Housed in steel scabbard with furniture rings and portapee. Measures approx 39cm. Note; from a large private collection of militaria. Due to the nature of some items, buyers are reminded for the need to satisfy themselves as to originality / origin / condition prior to bidding, irrespective of any description. No guarantees are implied nor offered and all lots remain sold 'as is'.
Lot 55
A WWII Second World War US United States M1-E Garand Rifle bayonet. The bayonet having a hooked pommel and ribbed black synthetic plastic grip secured to the tang with a screw. The cross guard with muzzle ring and catch mechanism, manipulated with a button under the cross guard. The blade being a Rock Island Arsenal dated 1906 to the ricasso. Housed within original scabbard. Measures approx. 40cm.
Lot 355
A 19th Century Victorian Light Cavalry Officers Mameluke type dress / parade sword / sabre. Hooked faux ivory pommel with attached bullion sword knot and smooth grip with floral brass rivets. The brass crossguard with swollen finials and acanthus engravings. The slightly curved blade etched with scrollwork housed in a brass scabbard with suspension rings. Measures approx 100cm.
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