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Pre-WW2 Polish Officer’s Sword wz.21 with triple fullered single edged blade 795mm in length with etched decoration of Polish Eagle and motto "Honour & Fatherland" to one side of the blade. Maker marked "G Borowski, Warsaw". Wire bound wooden grip. Brass guard. Overall length 925mm. Complete with steel scabbard which retains it's original leather frog.
WW2 Third Reich 2nd Pattern Luftwaffe Dienstdolch Officers Dagger with 250mm long double edged blade maker marked "Original Eickhorn, Solingen". Orange Trolon wire bound grip. Pommel retains original gilding to the swastika. Overall length 387mm. Complete with original knot and scabbard. Also has the remains of the hanger. New to the market, war souvenir of a member of the British Army who traded cigarettes for the dagger in Germany in 1945.
WW2 Third Reich NSKK Dienstdolch M1933 pattern dagger with double edged blade 220mm in length with "Alles fur Deutchland" etched motto and maker marked "RZM M7/103". (Josef Hack, Hackwerke GmbH, Steyr, Osterreich.) Overall length 350mm. Complete with black painted NSKK scabbard which is also complete with the scarce three part leather hanger which is maker marked "RZM M5/ 71 plus makers logo "olc" for Overhoff & Cie, Lüdenscheid.
WW2 Japanese Arisaka Bayonet with single edged blade 390mm in length maker marked National Denki (National Electric), Wooden grips. Working release catch. Overall length 504mm. Complete with scabbard which retains some original paint. White painted legend to the scabbard which reads "Jap Arasaki B. Lama Island" plus "1961" (Lamma Island is off Hong Kong).
US Pattern M5 Knife bayonet with double edged blade 170mm in length marked "M5". No maker markings. Black plastic grips. Working release catch. Overall length 290mm. Complete with scabbard, hanger a/f. Along with a Pakistani G3 Knife bayonet with bowie style blade 165mm in lenth. Marked "POF 71". Working release catch. Overall length 305mm. No scabbard. (2)
West German Bundeswehr Fighting Knife with single edged blade 135mm in length, maker marked and dated "FKS 70". Green plastic grips marked "BW". Overall 255mm. Complete with scabbard, no paint and green leather frog: RAF Dingy Knife with single edged curved blade 94mm in length marked with RAF Stores Code 22C/1278106 plus WD Broad Arrow and dated 1986. Black plastic grips. Overall length 199mm. No scabbard. Along with a Swedish EKA pen knife with 74mm blade and two double edged knives with 58mm long blades, no markers marks. Plus an Abbey brand Air Gun Maintenance kit. (6)
Three Kukri Knives: one very large example with 750mm long blade. Overall length 885mm. Complete with scabbard: Another with 285mm long blade, overall length 380mm. Complete with scabbard: plus a small example with 150mm long blade, marked "India" and "Salco" overall length 220mm complete with scabbard and both small knives. (3)
Victorian Police Hanger Sword with curved fullered blade 580mm in length. No makers markings. Press stud release for blade. Thick black leather washer to blade. Wooden grip with Shagreen binding, grip wire missing. Brass knuckle guard. Overall length 712mm. Complete with black leather scabbard with brass mounts. Along with a French 1866 pattern Chassepot bayonet in relic condition. (2)
A Wilkinson Royal Engineers Colonel's sword with engraved blade and scabbard. Total L101cm Condition Report: Not reproduction but it appears to be a 1857 Pattern Royal Engineers officer's sword with scabbard having a different grip. The blade is marked 'Engineers' Scabbard 84.5 cm longBlade width -2.t5 cmoverall length of sword - 97 cm long
An original group of props from the production of Battle: Los Angeles (Columbia Pictures, 2011). Included in this group of props is an M9 Phrobis III bayonet with Nexus scabbard, a faux metal M67 ball grenade prop, two heavy duty carabiners, and an ammunitions case. Largest: 14 x 14 x 8 inches
A gold-tone metal epee (fencing sword) and scabbard encrusted with simulated jewels that was used by actress Jean Peters in the adventure film Anne of the Indies (20th Century Fox, 1951). The sword is shown in the film as an object of admiration, and features in her two extended sword fight sequences. The sword is etched with the name of the studio and the number "B37921."Accompanied by a vintage lobby card featuring an image of Peters holding the sword and a DVD of the film.44 x 6 inches
19th century A.D. Of knightly form; composed of a straight double-edged blade of 35.5 inches in length and with central fuller, cruciform hilt, steel cross-guard and bound wooden handle; accompanied by a tooled leather scabbard. 1.3 kg, 1.07 cm (42 1/8 in.). Acquired from MDL Historic Military Antiques, IK, 2015. The Kusmirek Collection, UK. Accompanied by copies of the purchase invoice and details.

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