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Lot 45
A WWII Second World War US United States Paratroopers M3 Fighting Knife. Flat pommel stamped with flaming grenade, grooved leather hilt and steel crossguard with an angular bend at one end to facilitate a thumb rest. Stamped to the underside SW4 or SW1. Housed in a scabbard marked US M8 A1. Measures approx 30cm.
Lot 5
An original WWI First World War era 1907 pattern Lee Enfield sword bayonet by makers James A. Chapman Ltd. The bayonet having a hooked steel pommel with working push / release stud, wooden grip and cross guard with muzzle ring and forward facing quillon. The ricasso marked with Kings crown and 1907 date. Housed in a steel and leather wrapped scabbard. Measures approx 58cm. J.A.C.James A Chapman Ltd produced only 300,000 bayonets compared to 25,000,000 by Wilkinson & Sanderson makers.
Lot 400
A WWII Second World War Third Reich Nazi German SS Officers parade dagger. The dagger having a shaped wooden grip with inset SS runes roundel and Eagle Swastika motif. The blade inscribed Meine Ehre heist Treue (My Honour is Loyalty). Housed in a steel scabbard with hanging chains having SS runes and skulls on the chain links. Measures approx 38cm.
Lot 197
A WWII Second World War Third Reich Nazi German Officers boot knife / dagger. Wooden grip with tang secured by pins / rivets and a flat crossguard. Housed in a black steel scabbard with clip for securing to a boot. Measures approx 30cm. 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 2309
WWII Kriegsmarine dagger and scabbard, the double edge blade with etched decoration and stamped Original Eickhorn Solingen, with wire bound ivorine grip and eagle pommel, with silver braid knot. Buyer must be over the age of 18, collection in person only Condition Report: One dent to scabbard, light scratching to blade, minor wear to scabbard
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Lot 7622
British & Empire Armed Forces Memorabilia & Similar [Mostly Dateable to 1900 - 1902], comprising: Scots Guardsman's Foreign Service White Leather Infantry Type Webbing Equipment [Marked to 1/SG & Complete with LM 1898 Pattern Bayonet - Marked: "VR 11/'00 EFD"] & Small [Unmarked] Infantry Bugle, Etc. Some age / service wear & slight loss to scabbard chape otherwise generally Excellent overall. PLEASE NOTE DUE TO LEGAL RESTRICTIONS THE BAYONET CANNOT BE SHIPPED OUTSIDE THE UK. [Qty]
Lot 839
Two early 20th century silver brooch pins. The first brooch in lozenge form having applied central foliate decorated heart, framed by doves with bead finials. Partial hallmark visible for silver circa 1901-1905. Tests indicate use of gold for dove and heart decoration. The other of continental 900 silver and turquoise set sword and scabbard jabot pin. Marked '900' for silver. Total weight approx 8.0g. Largest measures approx 5.8cm.
Lot 461
An 1845 pattern British infantry officer's sword, the fullered blade with crowned VR, stamped 'B. Adams opposite the theatre, Plymouth', the brass hilt with crowned cypher with a replacement wire bound leather grip and later pommel, complete with steel scabbard, length of blade 823cm and overall length of sword 97cm, some damage and repair.
Lot 117
A Victorian Royal Artillery Officer's Sword by Hawkes & Co., Piccadilly, London, the 88.5cm single edge fullered steel blade crisply etched with crowned VR cypher and scrolling foliage, signed at the ricasso and with Proved poincon, the steel three bar hilt with wire bound fishskin grip and chequered pommel, with steel two ring scabbard, 106cmBlack patching to blade, with nicks to the edge. Rust pitting to hilt, loose wire binding and some loss of fishskin. Rust pitting to scabbard.
Lot 75
An Interesting Collection of Early 20th Century Items Relating to Engineer Rear Admiral Edwin Williamson R.N., including his 1827 pattern naval sword with gilt brass mounted leather scabbard and sword knot, a japanned hat tin for a tropical helmet, six full cap tallies for H.M.S.Inflexible, H.M.S.Glorious x2, and H.M.S.Capetown x3, a silver framed portrait photograph, various other photographs and two albums of photographs showing his various postings, a quantity of buttons, ribbon bars, a pair of shoulder boards, two spirit levels, a large quantity of hand written letters to his wife sent whilst serving in the Caribbean on H.M.S. Capetown from November 1923 to September 1924, his commission to Engineer Rear Admiral dated 27th December 1937, newspaper cuttings, also various school and qualification certificates and a type written note of his service record.Footnote :- Edwin Williamson attended the Royal Naval Engineering College from 1902-1906, followed by the Royal Naval College and various postings including HMS Inflexible, HMS Duncan, HMS Royalist, HMS Glorious, HMS Capetown, HMS Resolution, and various stints at the Admiralty. He became Aide-de-Camp to King George VI in December 1936, and retired in December 1937.
Lot 155
An Early 19th Century Indian Tulwar, the 77cm single edge curved steel blade with a narrow fuller, the iron hilt with shaped knuckle bow, fluted baluster grip and disc shape pommel, all inlaid with dot and foliate motifs in silver, lacks scabbard, 90cm; a 19th Century Indian Tulwar, with 81cm single edge curved steel blade, steel hilt with shaped knuckle bow, fluted baluster grip and disc shape pommel, with leather scabbard, 96cm; a 19th Century Indian Tulwar, the 85cm single edge steel blade with a narrow fuller inlaid with triple gilt dots, the ricasso engraved R/SLK 9, the steel hilt with baluster grip and disc shape pommel, with leather scabbard, 99cm (3)Blades with orange rust pitting, the two with scabbards have numerous nicks to the tips of the blades. Shabby scabbards
Lot 130
An Italian 1860 Pattern Heavy Cavalry Sword, the 99.5cm single edge fullered steel blade stamped PB to the ricasso, the pierced semi bowl steel hilt with rolled edge to one side, brass wire bound leather grip and cap pommel, with steel two ring scabbard, 109cmNicks to edge of blade, brown pitted patina to hilt and scabbard, with a number of small dents to one side.
Lot 132
A 19th Century Masonic Sword, the 73.5cm double edge steel blade faintly etched with symbols, the steel cruciform hilt with wire bound fishskin grip and with leather scabbard, 89cm; also, an Indian ebony sword stick with horn and bone pommel, two fencing swords and a replica sword (5)All with rust pitting.
Lot 128
A 19th Century Constabulary Hanger, the 60cm broad fullered steel blade double edged for the last 21cm, stamped MOLE to the back edge, the brass stirrup hilt with push-button and down-scroll quillon, with ribbed fishskin grip and brass mounted leather scabbard, 76cmSome scuffing to fishskin grip and leather scabbard, with a dent to one side of the brass chape.
Lot 159
A 20th Century Omani Khanjar, the 17cm curved steel blade with raised medial ridge, the horn grip with silver mounts, the L shape scabbard covered on one side with woven silver wire and embossed with a band of foliage, and with strands of twisted silver wire securing the two rings to the belt bar, with woven silver wire waist belt; a Very Similar 20th Century Omani Khanjar, with 18cm blade, the hilt and scabbard with silver and gilt decoration, lacks waist belt (2)
Lot 141
Seven Various Edged Weapons, comprising a US Legitimus machete by Collins & Co., dated 1943, with crushed leather scabbard, a folding machete, a dinghy knife and leather sheath, an Indian dagger, a German dagger with later skull and crossbones aluminium hilt, a Shona axe and a copy of a katana (7)
Lot 149
A 19th Century Indian Talwar, with 69cm single edge narrow curved steel blade, the steel hilt with shaped langets, scroll guard, baluster grip and disc pommel, all with gold koftgari decoration, lacks scabbard; a 19th Century Indian Dagger, the 26cm double edge curved steel blade and waisted hilt all over engraved with scrolling tendrils, lacks scabbard; a 19th Century Indian Pulwar, with 74cm curved draw-back fullered steel blade, steel hilt with shaped langets and down-swept quillons, lacks pommel and scabbard (3)All with rust pitting.
Lot 156
A 19th Century Buginese Kris, Sulawesi, with 39cm five lok pamor blade, the gilt metal mendak chased with leaves and with beaded edge, with carved wood garuda bird hilt and wood scabbard, 49cm; part of a 19th Century Indian Fakir Horn, made from a Blackbuck horn with steel square tapering point and marine ivory pommel with worm for the missing second part, 47cm (2)
Lot 136
A George V 1897 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, the 82cm fullered steel blade etched with crowned royal cypher, foliage and maker's name Sanderson Bros. & Newbould, Sheffield, the nickel hilt pierced and engraved with crowned royal cypher, with wire bound fishskin grip and leather service scabbard, 102cmBlack patching to blade. Wear to grip and scabbard.
Lot 137
A German Model 1898/05 Butcher Bayonet, First Pattern, the fullered steel blade stamped V.C.SCHILLING SUHL, the steel crossguard with high ears, wtih diagonally ribbed walnut grip scales, in an associated leather scabbard with brass mounts; a German Short Model 1898 Knife Bayonet, the saw back steel blade marked at the ricasso with a crown over ERFURT, the steel crossguard with upswept quillon, stamped PTK 16A, with chequered black leather grip scales and eagle head pommel, with steel scabbard stamped SchK.404, and with leather frog; a German Model 1914 Bayonet, the blade ricasso and steel scabbard mouth each numbered 2526, with leather frog (3)All with black patching to the greased blades. Rust pitting to hilt fittings and scabbards.
Lot 134
An Early 20th Century Chinese Liuyedao (Willow Leaf Sabre), the 77cm damascined steel blade with a curved single edge, two narrow fullers, engraved with a dragon and with a recessed square panel of script, with reinforced ricasso, brass inverted cup guard, black lacquered square section grip and black lacquered wood scabbard, the brass mounts with engraved scroll and dotted decoration, 100cm; a British Trade "Endure" Machete, the 46cm clip-point steel blade with three narrow fullers, stamped "ENDURE", JOSH. BEAL & SONS, BEST CAST STEEL SHEFFIELD, M1129, with leather grip, brass pommel and Tuareg leather scabbard with boss mounts, tassels and hanging straps, 60cm (2)
Lot 133
A Third Pattern Fighting Knife, the 17cm double edge steel blade with raised medial ridge, one side etched with panel enclosing maker's name Wilkinson Sword, Made in England, with unmarked steel crossguard and ribbed alloy grip, leather scabbard lacking the upper securing strap, with copper chape, 30.5cm; a US M5A1 Bayonet, the crossguard stamped USM5A1 and MIL PAR COL, with chequered black plastic grip scales and correct K-M8A1 scabbard with webbing frog; an Inert British Army 2" Mortar Illumination Shell Case, with various markings including H & W 6/65; an Inert No.36 M1 Mills Bomb (Hand Grenade), the fuse screw top marked No.36.M1 10.18 M&P (4)
Lot 123
A British 1879 Pattern Artillery Sword Bayonet, the 65.5cm sawback fullered blued steel blade stamped on one side of the ricasso with issue date /95, crowned VR and other inspection markings, the opposing side with broad arrow, WD, bend mark and inverted R monogram, the steel stirrup hilt with chequered black leather grip scales, the crossguard stamped 105-2, lacks scabbardBlade with a small patch of orange pitting, retains much of original bluing.Rust pitting to hilt, spring still works. Some wear to chequering on grip. Lacks scabbard.
Lot 143
An Interwars German Trench Knife, the 14.5cm single edge steel blade etched with Eickhorn logo of two squirrels seated back to back, the chromed steel hilt with upcurved quillon, eagle head pommel and chequered black plastic grip scales, the steel scabbard later painted black and with webbing belt strap, 27cmTiny bend to tip of blade. Some pitting and loss of plating to the hilt. Scabbard has later black paint.
Lot 154
A 19th Century Nepalese Kora, with 62cm single edge broad steel blade curved to the fish-tail point, the iron pistol grip hilt inlaid with silver tendrils, lacks scabbard, 74cm; an 18th Century Indian Tulwar, the the 60cm curved steel blade double edged for the last 23cm and with narrow full length fuller, the iron hilt with pierced shaped langet, traces of silver inlay and disc pommel, lacks scabbard (2)Both with all over fine rust pitting.
Lot 138
A British Pattern 1888 Mk.II Bayonet, the blade with Enfield inspector's markings, bend mark, crowned VR and issue date for May 1900, lacks scabbard; a US 1917 Bayonet, the ricasso stamped with a flaming grenade, US and bend mark, and Winchester maker's mark of a W within a circle, with steel mounted leather scabbard; a British No.4 Mk.II Spike Bayonet, stamped VNS TRMI and broad arrow, with steel scabbard (3)Black patching to blades, some pitting to hilt and scabbard mounts.
Lot 120
A Victorian Artillery Officer's Sword, the 89cm single edge fullered steel blade crisply etched with the crowned VR cypher, scrolling foliage and with ribbon banner etched "WM. ROE COCKSON, ROYAL LANCASHIRE ARTY." and with Proved poincon, the steel three bar hilt with wire bound fishskin grip, the steel scabbard with two loose suspender rings, 106.5cm; a Similar Artillery Sword, with 99.5cm undecorated fullered steel blade, steel three bar hilt with wire bound fishskin grip and steel scabbard with two loose suspender rings, 107cm; an 1899 Pattern Gymnasia Practise Sword, with straight blade, pierced steel bowl hilt and ribbed wire bound fishskin grip; a Fencing Sabre, with curved guard plate painted red to the interior and with wire side guards (4)1 - Some pitting and grey patching to blade. Loss of fishskin to grip, with some loss of the wood to just below the pommel. Rust pitting to the guard and scabbard which has a number of small dents to one side. 2 - Black patching to blade, rust pitting to hilt and scabbard. 3 & 4 - Orange rust pitting to all metal surfaces.
Lot 113
An Imperial Russian Model 1881 Type Shashka, the 80.5cm single edge steel blade with two narrow fullers to the back edge, one side of the blade engraved with the Russian double headed eagle, the opposing side with two cyrillic marks at the ricasso, the brass stirrup hilt with ring pierced downward scroll quillon, diagonally ribbed ebony grip and brass mounted black leather scabbard, 95cmFootnote : - The vendor's grandfather was a Lieutenant with the Royal Naval Reserve in the First World War, working with the White Russians to protect supplies falling into German or Bolshevik hands. The Royal Navy seized the Russian cruiser Askold from the Bolsheviks in Kola Bay in 1918. The cruiser was then commissioned as HMS Glory IV (nicknamed Packet of Woodbines due to its five very thin funnels). The aforementioned Lieutenant was on board the ship from 19th November 1918 until 30th April 1919, and acquired the sword at this time.
Lot 131
An Edward VII 1897 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, the the 82.5cm fullered steel blade crisply etched with crowned royal cypher and coat of arms, scrolling foliage and the original owner's family coat of arms, with Proved poincon, the nickel plated steel hilt pierced and engraved with crowned royal cypher, with wire bound fishskin grip and steel scabbard, 102cm; a Victorian 1827 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, the 82.5cm faintly etched with crowned royal cypher, the brass gothic hilt with hinged guard and wire bound fishskin grip, with brass mounted leather scabbard - chape missing, 96cm (2)1 - Blade in good clean condition. Hilt with some pitting and wear to the fishskin. Scabbard with some pitting and two small dents. 2 - Blade with rust pitting, hilt bent with some damage to the grip. Scabbard is shabby and lacking its chape.
Lot 152
A 19th Century Indian Tulwar, the 72cm curved steel blade double edged for the last 29cm, with a main fuller below three narrow fullers to each side, the steel hilt inlaid with silver stars and diapering, with disc shape pommel, lacks scabbard, 85cm; an Indonesian Eel Spear, wiht flat trident blade on a bamboo haft; two Victorian Polearms in Medieval Style, each with leaf shape blade, one with bamboo haft, one with wood haft (4)All with orange rust pitting.
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