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Click here to subscribeA French M1866 Chassepot Yataghan Sword Bayonet, the back edge of the T section steel blade dated 1872, lacks scabbard; a French M1874 Gras Bayonet, the back edge of the T section steel blade dated 1880, with steel scabbard; a German Model 1884/98 Knife Bayonet, the blade ricasso marked GOTTLIEB HAMMES FAHR, SOLINGEN, FOCHE, lacks scabbard; a British Fighting Knife, 3rd pattern, with ribbed copper effect alloy hilt, the pommel moulded 4, lacks scabbard (4)
A Victorian 1822 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, the 81.5cm quill back steel blade bearing traces of engraved decoration, the gilt brass gothic hilt pierced and cast with the Royal cypher, with hinged guard and wire bound fishskin grip, with steel scabbard, 99cm; a Victorian Royal Artillery Officer's Sword, the 82cm single edge fullered steel blade etched with crowned VR cypher and maker's name Lowes Woodward, the steel three bar hilt with wire bound fishskin grip, with steel scabbard (2)1 - Black patching and pitting to blade with nicks to the edge. The gilding is worn on the hilt and the scabbard has been later painted black. 2 - Minor black patching to blade, with some pitting to the blade. The scabbard has deeper pitting.
A Victorian 1897 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, the 82cm single edge fullered steel blade, etched with crowned VR cypher, foliage and maker's name Hobson & Sons, London, the nickel plated steel hilt pierced and engraved with the Royal cypher, with wire bound fishskin grip and leather service scabbard, 99.5cm; a George V 1897 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, the 81cm single edge fullered steel blade, etched with crowned Royal cypher, foliage and maker's name C Boyton & Sons, Clerkenwell, E.C., the nickel plated steel hilt pierced and engraved with the Imperial crown over GvR cypher, with wire bound fishskin grip and leather service scabbard, 100cm (2)1 - Minor black patching to blade. Some pitting to the hilt. Some scuffing to the leather scabbard. 2 - Black patching to the blade with a rounded tip. Pitting to the hilt with a ding to one side. Scuffing to the scabbard.
A German Infantry Officer's Sword, the 82cm single edge fullered steel blade stamped with maker's mark of visored helmet over W.R.K. for Weyersberg Kirschbaum & Cie, the back edge stamped with a crowned K, the brass gothic hilt pierced and line engraved with a scrolling tendril, with ribbed horn grip and steel two ring scabbard, 99cm; a Copy of a First World War Kukri, the curved steel blade stamped Co I broad arrow over I G II 1917 37, with brass bolster, teak grip and leather scabbard; an AfricanSpear, with small leaf shape steel blade and socket on a wood haft, 145cm; a Tibetan Wood Mask, carved as a tiger with bright yellow fur highlighted in red, black and white (4)
A US Legitimus "Carlson's Raiders" Type Machete by Collins & Co, the 23.5cm single edge hatchet tip curved steel blade engraved with maker's name and logo and No.18, the brass crossguard with globular quillons, with green and black polished horn grip scales, with tooled leather sheath embossed with maker's name and logo and numbered 13; a British Trench Knife, adapted from a knife bayonet with a later steel stirrup knuckle bow, lacks scabbard (2)The Collins machete has no movement to the hilt. The leather sheath is in good order and all the stitching is complete.
A Victorian 1827 Pattern Naval Sword, the 74.5cm double edge double fullered steel blade bearing traces of etched coat of arms and crowned fouled anchor, the gilt brass hilt with hinged guard, pierced and cast with a Queen's crown over a fouled anchor, the lion head pommel with long mane, with wire bound fishskin grip, the black leather scabbard with gilt brass mounts, 95cmEtching on blade is quite faint. Wear to the gilding on the hilt and scabbard mounts. Leather scabbard is split and chape is loose.
A Victorian 1854 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, the 85cm single edge fullered steel blade etched on both sides with crowned VR cypher and with PROVED poincon, the gilt brass gothic hilt pierced and cast with the royal cypher, wire bound fishskin grip and steel scabbard; a Fraternity Sword, the 71cm steel blade bears traces of etched decoration, the brass cruciform hilt with steel wire binding to the grip, the leather scabbard with brass mounts, 89cm (2)1 - Some black patching to blade. Wear to the gilding on the hilt and to the fishskin grip. Pitting and dents to the scabbard. 2 - Black patching to blade, bend to the tip and rust pitting to the wire binding on the hilt. Some scuffing to the leather scabbard, locket is a little loose.
Three Central African Arm Knives, each with leaf shape steel blade with raised medial ridge and crosshatching, leather bound grip with iron blade pommel, the decorative leather and snakeskin scabbard with leather arm straps; five Sudanese Arm Knives, each with decorative leather scabbard, and an additional leather scabbar- lacking knife (9)
A Maasai Seme, the 59cm leaf shape steel blade with raised medial ridge and with ribbed leather bound grip, lacks scabbard, 70cm; a Sudanese Small Kaskara, with 42cm double edge steel blade, the cruciform hilt bound with leather, with leather scabbard; a Sudanese Sword, wiht 55cm double edge steel blade and curved tang bound with plaited leather to form the walking stick type hilt, with leather scabbard; three Modern North African Flyssa Sword/Daggers, each with curved blade and wood saw handle hilt inlaid with brass wire, lack scabbards (6)
A Sudanese Dagger, with 24cm double edge steel blade, leather covered waisted grip and leather scabbard; also, five various African knives, with four leather scabbards, a small Swedish barrel knife, a Scandinavian hunting knife with foliate carved wood grip and foliate embossed leather scabbard with steel chape, a hunting knife with antler grip and two small arrows (11)
A Dyak Mandau (Head Hunter's Sword), Borneo, the 45cm clip point steel blade inlaid with copper dot motifs, the bone angled grip pierced and carved with aso-figures and set with tufts of red and black dyed hair, lacks scabbard, 59cm; an Indonesian Stick Sword, with 19cm squared off single edge steel blade, the stick hilt bound with metal and wicker hoops, the pommel set with tufts of hair, lacks scabbard, 57cm; a Small Paperknife as a Mandau, with brass hilt and wood scabbard (3)
A Dyak Mandau (Head Hunter's Sword), Borneo, the 62cm single edge curved steel blade pierced and inlaid with circular motifs in copper and with scallop cut back edge, the bone hilt with woven copper wire bound grip, the angled pommel carved with aso-figures, lacks scabbard; a Pisto Raout, with short clip-point blade, ebony haft and curved bone grip with vegetable fibre sheath; an Indonesian Parang, the 51.5cm single edge blade widening to the squared off tip, with horn pistol grip handle,lacks scabbard (3)
A Javanese Kris, with 33cm eleven lok pamor steel blade, beaded white metal mendak, carved wood hilt, the foliate embossed brass pendok with wood boat shaped wranka, 47.5cm; a Malayan Kris, with 30cm seven lok pamor steel blade and foliate pierced and carved horn grip, lacks pendok; two Malayan Knives, each with honey coloured wood grip and scabbard (4)
A Javanese Kris, with 35cm straight pamor steel blade, beaded white metal mendak,wood hilt and German silver plain pendok with striated wood boat shaped wranka, 49cm; an Indonesian Barong, with 40cm single edge leaf shape steel blade, the curved wood hilt with ringed brass grip, with two piece wood scabbard, 59.5cm (2)
An Early 20th Century Malayan Kris, with 34cm seven lok pamor steel blade, carved wood garuda bird hilt, the flame figured wood scabbard with boat shaped wranka; 44cm; a Similar Smaller Malayan Kris, with 23cm straight pamor steel blade, brass cup shape mendak and wood garuda bird hilt, with wood scabbard, 30cm (2)
A 19th Century Nias Balato (Sword), Sumatra, the 55.5cm single edge straight back steel blade with long fuller to each side and short narrow fuller to the back edge tip, the ringed brass grip engraved with leaves and with large S scroll horn pommel pieced and intricately carved with overlapping leaves, lacks scabbard, 74.5cmGrey patching and some pitting to the blade. Lacks scabbard.
An Indian Lohar Throwing Axe, the 14cm curved sickle type blade and tang with koftgari type decoration to one side, with tapering cylindrical wood grip, 36cm; an 18th Century Indian Spearhead, with 21cm triangular section reinforced and fullered blade with facetted socket; a Similar Spearhead, in pamor steel, with spike tang; an Indian Steel Elephant Goad, with small crescent shape blade, slender haft with a hook to one side, 41cm; an Algerian Flyssa, with 36cm single edge steel blade inlaid with brass motifs, the inlaid grip with angular pommel, lacks scabbard, 47cm (5)
Two Late 19th Century Indian Tulwars, each with 75cm curved steel blade, double edged towards the tip, the brass hilt with shaped langets, baluster grip and disc pommel, lacks scabbard, 87cm; four Various Indian Small Daggers, two with brass hilts and scabbards, and two with mother of pearl inlaid hilts and leather scabbards; a Modern Indian Small Dhal, of silvered and red enamelled brass, 37cm diameter (7)
An Inuit Hunting Knife, each side of the 14.5cm single edge steel blade with a narrow fuller to the back edge, the bone grip with scrimshaw decoration of a caribou's head, with leather scabbard; two Knapped Flint Knives, one with antler grip; four Albanian Type Jambiyas, each with curved steel blade and horn grip, three with leather scabbards and one with brass scabbard; a Small Spanish Navaja, with folding blade and brass hilt with horn grip scales; two Small Cretan/Balkan Knives, with bone grips and leather scabbards; also, two American knives, two scabbards and a hammer head (15)
An Indian Large Kukri, the 34.5cm curved steel blade with engraved decoration to the short fuller, with brass bolster and grip engraved with diagonal bands of scrolls, with leather covered wood scabbard - af; two Indian Kukris, each with 29cm curved steel blade with prickwork foliate decoration and inscribed Made in India, with black and red enamelled nickel grip and leather scabbard with sharpening knives (3)1 - Small dents to grip and pommel, scabbard in two parts. 2 - Slight rust patches to one blade at the ricasso, otherwise good condition, surface of the leather scabbards are scuffed
An Indian Large Kukri, the 39.5cm curved steel blade with two narrow fullers to the back edge, steel bolster, hardwood grip inlaid with elliptical panels in bone and with diapered band, in a sectional wood scabbard carved on one side with panels of leaves, bound with plaited wicker and with two sharpening knives; an Indian Large Kukri, the 39cm curved steel blade with three broad fullers to each side, the polished horn grip with brass bordered steel rivets and with aluminium and brass pommel, lacks scabbard; a Nepalese Leather Kukri Scabbard, to fit a 30cm blade, set with two sharpening knives (3)1 - Black patching to blade, joints of the wood scabbard are seperating. 2 - Some black pitting to the blade towards the tip. 3 - Good condition.
An Early 20th Century Large Kukri, the 34.5cm curve steel blade with two narrow fullers to the back edge, with brass bolster and horn grip (possibly rhinocoros) with brass pommel and brass mounted leather scabbard; three Various Smaller Kukris, one with horn and bone grip and leather scabbard, one with brass bolster, wood grip and leather scabbard set with three sharpening knives, and one wiht nickel bolster, horn grip and leather scabbard with two sharpening knives (4)All with minor black patching to the blades and scuffing to the scabbards.
A 19th Century Nepalese Kukri, each side of the 37.5cm curved steel blade with two narrow fullers to the back edge, with brass bolster and silver grip chased with diagonal bands of chevrons, with leather covered wood scabbard; two Indian Kukris, each with horn grip, one with leather scabbard; a Nepalese Sharpening Knife, with wood grip in a leather pouch (4)All with black pitting to blades and shabby scabbards
A Late 19th Century Nepalese Kukri, each side of the 33.5cm curved steel blade with two narrow fullers to the back edge and with traces of etched scroll decoration, with steel bolster, wood blade-knopped grip carved with a band of diapering, with a flat steel pommel plate and leather scabbard; two Similar Kukris, the wood hilts with blade-knopped grips and carved with bands of foliage, with flat pommels, one with leather scabbard (3)1 - Grey patching to blade, steel butt plate and bolster are pitted, the leather scabbard is perished along the edge, the overall length is 46.5cm; 2 - grey patching to blade, pitting to the steel bolster, chips to the pommel edge, scabbard with some scuffing, stitch loss and small holes, the overall length is 53cm; 3 - grey patching to blade, pitting to steel bolster, lacks scabbard, overall length is 51cm.
A Small Kukri, the 23cm curved steel blade with chiselled decoration to the back edge, the horn grip with silver bolster, foliate stamped collar and pommel cap, in a leather scabbard with similarly mounted sharpening knives; a Nepalese Kukri, each side of the 31cm blade with incised line and half moon decoration to the back edge, the wood hilt with steel bolster and inset with white metal studding, with leather scabbard; an Indian Kukri, each side of the 31.5cm curved steel blade with narrow double fuller to the back edge, the horn grip with brass bolster and pommel cap, the leather scabbard set with two sharpening knives (3)All with grey patching to the blades and scuffing to the leather scabbards.
A Pair of Burmese Dha Swords, each with 44cm single edge curved steel blade, cylindrical hilt bound with steel wire, with brass bound two piece stained wood scabbard, 76cm; a Malayan Parang, with wood grip and scabbard; a Moroccan Jambiya, with ebonised grip and foliate embossed white metal scabbard; also, an Indian kukri and leather scabbard, an Indian dagger with gilt thread embroidered red velvet scabbard, a Sudanese dagger with maroon leather bound grip and scabbard, and a machete blade (8)
A 19th Century Indian Tulwar, the 83cm curved steel blade double edged towards the tip, the gold koftgari decorated steel hilt engraved with flowering leaves, with bar langets, button quillons and disc shape pommel, the black leather scabbard with foliate embossed silver chape; a Zulu Knobkerrie, of lignum vitae, with small globular pommel and tapering cylindrical haft, 90cm; a Zulu Assegai, the 31cm leaf shape steel blade, the tang inserted and bound with wicker to the slightly curved wood haft, 104cm (3)1 - Some grey patching to the blade with a small bend at the tip. There is some rust pitting showing through on the quillons and the pommel tip. 2 - No damage.3 - Black patching and rust pitting to the blade.
A 19th Century Omani Khanjar, the 16cm double edge curved steel blade with raised medial ridge, the rhinoceros horn grip with silver mounts, the scabbard covered on one side with woven silver wire and embossed with scrolling tendrils and flowerheads, with woven cloth belt, 30cm; an Early 20th Century Moroccan Jambiya, the single edge steel blade with three narrow fullers stamped with cross and dot motifs, the brass hilt with waisted wood grip and domed pommel, the brass scabbard embossed with panels of foliage, with thick cord strap, 58cm (2)1 - Rust pitting to blade with nicks to the edges. Grip is dried out with cracks, some mounts missing. 2 - Black patching to the greasy blade. Minor cracks to the wood grip. Solder repairs to the scabbard.
An Early 20th Century Omani Khanjar, the 19cm double edge curved steel blade with raised medial ridge, the horn grip with silver mounts, the scabbard with woven silver and gilt wire to one side and mounts embossed with scrolling leaves, the silver lace belt hung with a thorn remover and with ornamental buckle fastening, 32cmSome wear to the green cloth backing of the scabbard.
An Early 20th Century Omani Khanjar, the 17cm double edge curved steel blade with raised medial ridge, the horn grip with silver mounts and wrapped with a string of rosary beads, the scabbard with woven silver wire to one side and mounts embossed with roses and scrolling leaves, the silver lace and green cloth belt hung with a thorn remover and with ornamental buckle fastening, 32cmSome dents to the silver mounts.
A Late 20th Century Omani Khanjar, the 16cm double edge curved steel blade with raised medial ridge, the horn grip with silver mounts, the scabbard with woven silver wire to one side and mounts embossed with scrolling leaves, 30cm, in a red velvet presentation case; a 20th Century Moroccan Jambiya, with curved double edge steel blade, waisted wood grip with silver coloured metal and brass mounts, with arched pommel, one side of the scabbard embossed with foliage and with thick cord and tassels (2)
A 19th Century Omani Kattara, the 83cm double edge steel blade with three narrow fullers running for 23cm from the ricasso on each side, the leather bound grip with two foliate embossed silver collars and heavy rectangular iron pommel, the leather scabbard tooled with lozenge shape flowerheads, with foliate embossed silver locket and chape, and with two silver bands for the suspension rings and leather strap, 108cmThe blade with black patching and rounded tip. Minor scuffing to the leather scabbard and grip. Blade fits tightly into the scabbard.
An Omani Wild Olive Wood Throwing Stick, Dhofar, of cylindrical form, slightly swollen in the middle, with a silver pommel cap embossed with bands of scrolling tendrils, 89.5cm (with a note that states it will sink in water, and will maim or kill at 20 feet.); a Shihuh, Oman Battle Axe, each side of the small socket head struck with a sun motif, on a cylindrical wood haft, 76cm; a Syrian dagger, the curved blade engraved with Koranic script, the wood and bone grip inlaid with mother of pearl, with brass scabbard; also, two Omani bamboo camel sticks and a wood donkey stick (6)
An Inuit Walrus Hunting Harpoon, Alaska, with barbed bone tip inserted and bound to the beech haft with a leather thong, t133cm; an Inuit Whale Hunting Harpoon, Alaska, with walrus ivory tip and mounts to the wood haft, 126.5cm; a 19th Century Inuit Seal Hunting Harpoon, Alaska, the walrus ivory head with seperate barbed tip attached by a sealskin thong, with cedar wood haft decorated with red and black bands and with feathered flight, 136cm; an Unusual Inuit Sword, with a European 55cm falchion type steel blade, large blade bone hilt and painted two piece wood scabbard carved as the head of a Tupilak, 104cm; a Latmul Dance Staff, Middle Sepik, Papua New Guinea, of palm wood, the head carved with a stylised figure, with pointed butt painted with inventory number A29, with raffia binding, 115.5cm; a 20th Century American Self Bow, and two smaller bows (8)Provenance; - The Graham Turner Collection.
AN ETHOPIAN DAGGER with shaped wooden handle and ornate embossed leather scabbard with plaited leather suspension loop, six other similar daggers and an African dagger in a wooden scabbard with carved criss-cross and lozenge designs. 35 cms max PROVENANCE: The David Stainthorpe Collection Note: These bladed products are not for sale to people under the age of 18. By bidding on this item you are declaring that you are 18 years of age or over. Please be aware that edged weapons or bladed products cannot be sent by postal courier to a UK residential address (Offensive Weapons Act 2019)
dating: Second half of the 19th Century provenance: Austria, Large and strong, slightly curved single-and-false-edged blade with central fuller. The tang and the base with imperial mark, '6 H' and other not clearly legible marks. Large, pierced iron hilt,, wooden grip covered with leather without wire binding. Iron scabbard with two suspension rings, the cap marked '6 H'. length 101.5 cm.
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