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Click here to subscribe19th Century Sudanese Sword 31 3/4 inch, single edged, slightly curved blade with large fuller of British manufacture. Â The blade with small Ordnance mark and back edge with maker (possibly a converted 1796 Cavalry blade). Â Polished horn/wood grip of typical form. Â Contained in its leather scabbard. Â Chape absent.
German Third Reich Hitler Youth Dagger 5 1/2 inch, single edged blade. Forte marked with RZM and dated 1942 .Plated turn up steel crossguard and pommel. Black composite checkered slab grips with inlaid enamel Hitler Youth diamond shape badge. Contained in its black painted steel scabbard with black composite belt loop and retaining strap . Some overall wear.
1821 Pattern Royal Artillery Sword By Wilkinson35 inch, single edged blade with large fuller. Â Etched foliage scroll panels, winged lightening bolts, Kings crown coat of arms and GRV over Artillery field gun. Â Forte with maker "Henry Wilkinson Pall Mall London". Â Rear edge numbered "48625". Â Nickel plated, three bar guard, stepped pommel and checkered backstrap. Â Shagreen covered grip with twist wire binding. Â Contained in its brown leather covered field scabbard.
Imperial German Seitengewehr Early Pattern M1898/05 Butcher Bayonet14 1/4 inch, single edged blade widening towards the point. Wide fuller. Â Forte with maker "Simson & Co Suhl". Â Back edge dated "11". Â Steel part muzzle ring and turn up crossguard. Â Steel pommel with Acceptance marks. Â Grooved wooden slab grips. Â Contained in its steel mounted, leather scabbard.
Three Various Bayonetsconsisting No 4, MKII* spike bayonet complete in scabbard ... Swedish M1896, all steel tubular grip bayonet complete in scabbard with leather frog ... Swiss M1957 S.I.G. assault rifle bayonet. Â Complete in composite scabbard with leather frog. Â Together with an inert, 2 inch mortar shell. Â 4 items.
German Seitengewehr M84/98 3rd Model Bayonet9 3/4 inch, single edged, blued blade with fuller. Â The forte with maker's trade stamp. Â Blued crossguard stamped "8450". Â Blued pommel. Â Wooden slab grips. Â Contained in its blackened steel scabbard with maker "S/455G". Â Scabbard stud stamped "8450. Â Clean condition.
Two German Third Reich Marksman Lanyardstwisted alloy cord lanyards. Â The top overlaid with alloy wreath with central shield and crossed swords, all surmounted by an eagle and swastika. Â Together with an alloy cap cord ... Post war, twisted alloy cord aiguillette ... Post war, Sheffield, scout knife complete in scabbard. Â
Scarce Imperial German NCO's Seitengewehr M1898 Sawback Bayonet20 3/4 inch, single edged blade. Â Rear sawback edge. Â Narrow fuller. Â Forte with maker "C G Haenel Suhl". Â Back edge dated "14". Â Steel, turn up quillon crossguard, regimentally stamped "244.R.8.16". Â Steel pommel with Acceptance stamps. Â Polished, grooved wooden slab grips. Â Contained in its steel mounted leather scabbard (minor shrinkage).
Late Victorian Officer's Pattern Campaign Knife and Fork Setsingle edged knife marked "Sheffield England". Â Steel, triple point fork. Â Both with polished wooden grips and brass ferrules. Â Both slide into each other. Â Together with an early 20th century, small dha dagger. Â 4 1/2 inch, single edged blade. Â Woven grass grip and matching covered wooden scabbard. Â 2 items.
Rare German Captured Regimentally Stamped French M1866 Chassepot Bayonet22 1/2 inch, single edged, yataghan blade with large fuller. Â Back edge with St Etienne 1869 maker's details. Â Steel muzzle ring and hook quillon with regimental stamps "31.6.LI.9357". Â Brass ribbed grip with steel locking catch. Â Contained in its steel scabbard with German fitted long stud.
Scarce 1822 Pattern George IV/William IV Infantry Officer's Sword32 1/4 inch, single edged, quill point, pipe back blade. Â Blade with faint laurel spray cypher and crown etching. Â One side with faint London maker's details. Â Brass, Gothic pattern guard with crowned cypher GRIV/WRIV cartouche. Â Folding rear section of guard. Â Brass, stylised floral decorated pommel and backstrap. Â Shagreen covered grip with twist wire binding. Â Contained in its steel scabbard with two loose hanging rings.
Imperial German M88/98 Pressed Hilt Ersatz Bayonet12 1/2 inch, single edged blade with sharpened back edge point. Â Narrow fuller. Â Back edge with faint Inspection stamp. Â Steel, 3/4 muzzle ring and turn up crossguard. Â Pressed steel hilt with top locking stud. Â Traces of original green paint. Â Contained in its steel scabbard.
19th Century Japanese Wakizashi Short Sword With Signed Tang and Tsuba22 inch, single edged blade of typical form. Â Rear flat with narrow fuller. Â Gilt copper habaki. Â Tang with six character signature. Â Chiselled steel, lily leaf tsuba with six character signature. Â Contained in its lacquered wooden scabbard. Â Hilt absent. Â Steel with some rusting. Â Scabbard damaged. Â Overall 27 inches.
Y  A GEORGE IV/WILLIAM IV LIGHT CAVALRY OFFICER'S LEVEE SCIMITAR OR 'MAMELUKE' AND SCABBARD OF THE 15TH (KING'S) HUSSARS CIRCA 1830, BY MOORE LATE BICKNELL, OLD BOND ST. LONDON The 30 1/2in. curved blade inscribed KINGS HUSSARS beneath a crown and with maker's inscription, ivory grip, bullion knot and with a gilt-metal mounted shagreen scabbard 92cm in length overallCf. John Wilkinson-Latham, British cut and Thrust Weapons (1971), p. 18, pl. 16 for a similar levee scimitar and a discussion on this type of sword, also from the 15th Hussars.Note: The King's Hussars were raised in 1759 by George Augustus Elliot as a regiment of Light Dragoons and number 15th in 1760. After 1805 Light Dragoon regiments were designated Hussars. The regiment gave sterling service through two centuries, notably the Peninsular Campaign and has one VC, issued to Charles Ernest Garforth in the First World War. Of notoriety, the regiment supported the local militia in the Manchester District at the Peterloo Massacre in 1819. In 1922 they were amalgamated with the 19th Hussars to form the 15th/19th Hussars, surviving in this form until 1992 and are now part of the Light Dragoons. This sword belongs to a group of five belonging to members of the Eccles family who saw distinguished service throughout the 19th and into 20th century but the connection to the 15th Hussars is not known.Please Note Dreweatts have applied for a de minimis licence for this item ref: BJ25318H Condition Report: Section of ivory grip missing. Martingale worn. Some old corrosion to the blade. See additional images available from the Dept. upon request.Condition Report Disclaimer
Y  A VICTORIAN GENERAL OFFICER'S 1831 PATTERN REGULATION SCIMITAR OR 'MAMELUKE' AND BRASS SCABBARD MID 19TH CENTURY, BY SEXTON & SONS DAWSON ST. DUBLIN With 32in. curved and plated steel blade with crossed baton and sword, VR cypher and crown, ivory grip and brass scabbard 95.5cm in length overallNote: The mameluke can be dated between its inception in 1831 and the change of scabbard from brass to plated steel in 1898. Likely the property of Maj. Gen. Cuthbert Eccles, 4th Regt. of Foot, The Kings Own Regiment (Lancaster), (1832-1903) and thence by descent. The general saw service throughout the Crimean War (1853-56). Provenance: By Eccles family descent.See British cut and Thrust Weapons, John Wilkinson-Latham (1971), p. 50 for a description of this class of swordPlease note Dreweatts have applied for a de minimis licence for this item ref: 8JN6NU8K Condition Report: Minor signs of age, no serious nicks to the blade or corrosion. Martingale lacking. Ivory with small chip and crack at top of handle.Condition Report Disclaimer
A LATE VICTORIAN BRITISH CAVALRY OFFICER'S 1896 PATTERN SWORD AND LEATHER CAMPAIGN SCABBARD WITH LEATHER COVER FOR THE 16th (QUEENS) LANCERS CIRCA 1900 With 35inch plated steel blade engraved with 16th Lancers insignia and battle honours and with VR cypher verso, leather sword knot and martingale 108cm in length Together with two other Victorian officers' regulation swords and scabbards (3)Provenance: The 16th (Queens) Lancers sword, the property of Lt. Col. Cuthbert John Eccles DSO who served in the Boar Wars and the First World War and thence by descent and two other Eccles family swords, the brass scabbard example likely the property of Maj. Gen. Cuthbert Eccles, IV Foot, (1832-1903) Condition Report: All in worn condition and with some corrosion. One with repair to scabbard. See additional images available from the Dept. upon request.Condition Report Disclaimer
A WWII Japanese Officers Samurai sword and leather scabbard, with signed tang, bronze and gilt tsuba, shagreen handle and bronze menuki . Blade length 70cm, overall length 100cm. CONDITION REPORT In our judgement, condition of lot is good. Notably, the blade edge sports signs of pitting and some minor chips, as shown.Our team of trusted experts are on hand to help and always endeavour to provide an accurate judgement. The ultimate responsibility lies with the buyer however, and we recommend that you make every effort to inspect the lot yourself.To that end, we have provided a number of additional images for your attention.
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