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Naval Commanders parade sword, having gilt brass guard, acid etched blade and metal mounted scabbard, with sword knot, previously of Lt Commander Charles Francis Alsbury RN. Together with leather belt with sword hanger and brass buckle, and Alsburys extensive miniature medal group. P&P Group 3 (£25+VAT for the first lot and £5+VAT for subsequent lots)
An Enfield two band percussion musket,19th century, with bayonet and scabbard, 32.5in barrel with steel ram-rod, the walnut stock stamped '1044', two Cobra rampant around a sun motif, with an inset brass disc bearing arabic script, the side plate engraved with an anchor, dated 1863, the bayonet engraved 'WU 12', in a brass mounted leather scabbard marked with a WD arrow173cm overallCondition ReportPitting and oxidisation throughout. Split emanating from the trigger guard.
A 54-bore five-shot percussion Tranter Patent double-action revolver,with double trigger and associated leather scabbard,revolver 30cm long overallCondition ReportLoss of original blued finish. Knocks and wear. Action works but is a little slack on resetting. Every few pulls the trigger does not fully lock to immediately allow you to pull it again. No inscription to the barrel.
An 1822 pattern infantry officer's sword,the blade marked 'Salter, Sword Cutter to the Duke of Sussex', to a brass guard and shagreen grip, in a metal scabbard,blade 91.5cm longtotal 105cm longCondition ReportSword) Marks to the blade. The blade is slightly loose in the hilt. Scabbard) Marks and oxidization. 92cm long. Dented to the base of the scabbard. Wire grips intact. The guard is loose, but the grip and handle are solid. Please see the additional images.
A Victorian Infantry Officer’s sword, by Cutler & Sons, with a brass scabbard, blade 80cm, total 100cmCondition ReportKnocks and very worn. Grip worn. Markings to blade rubbed. Scabbard 85cm long. Smalls dents and knocks, more noticeably to the base of the scabbard. Wires are loose to the grip. Pommel does not have any movement. Please see the additional images.
A German hunting sword,early to mid-19th century, with a brass hilt decorated with hounds, Ray skin grip and engraved steel blade, - no scabbard blade 52cm, total 65cmCondition ReportThe blade is discoloured from age and old rust, but engraving is largely still clear.Blase fixing to hilt is a little askew, but no movement in joint.Ray skin with minor loss to lower end of grip on one side.
A Moroccan jambiya,late 19th century, 9.5in blade with white metal mounts, the sheath with engraved decoration, 42cm overall, a similar brass example, 10in blade, with engraved geometric decoration, 44cm overall, a white metal example, with finely chased decoration, 9in blade, 40cm long, and a Sudanese robe or arm dagger, possibly Tuareg, with crocodile skin and leather scabbard, inscription and marks to the 9in blade, overall 37cm (4)Condition ReportWooden-handled jambiya have movement in the handles/blades. Losses to the wooden handles, white metal example with a split to the small exposed wooden section of the handle. Wear and scuffs to the Tuareg dagger scabbard. General knocks and wear throughout.
A Malayan Dagger,late 19th century, 6.5in etched pamor blade with brass ferrule and carved horn hilt, with traditional wood sheath25cm overalland a Sumatran knife Bade-bade,19th century, 8in blade with carved horn hilt and silver banded wood scabbard29.5cm overall (2)Condition ReportThe Sumatran Bade-bade has no silver bands missing
A North African Dagger,19th century, 14.25in straight double sided blade with pierced foliate chiselled fuller,engraved brass crosspiece and knuckle bow, horn grip with brass and coral inlay, with a brass scabbard52cm overalland an Eastern Jambiya,late 19th century, 9.5in blade engraved with steam and sail paddle steamer, pierced silver metal scabbard, wood hilt42cm overall (2)Condition ReportSome brass inlays missing from the horn handle of the African Dagger.Old solder repairs to the brass scabbard.Evidence of old rust patches to the blade.Loose ferrule to hilt Small section of silver twist moulding missing from the scabbard opposite the ornate hanging mount and other small border losses.
A Ceylonese Piha-Kaetta,18th century, the 22cm single edged recurved blade engraved with foliage overlaid with silvered copper panels, the carved dark wood and horn hilt with silver pommel cap and brass button finial, in a silvered copper mounted wood scabbard decorated with a band of filigree31cm overall Condition ReportOne mount is missing from the handleThe blade has evidence of old rustingThe sheath with knocks to the white metal mount
A Caucasian Kindjal,late 19th century, 23.5cm double edged blade with off-set fullers, hilt of charateristic form and scabbard covered in embossed and chased decorated niello silver with flower heads and foliage35.5cm overall and a Turkish Bichaq,19th century, 5.75in blade with embossed silver mounted hilt and sheath decorated with flowers and foliageOverall size 29cm (2)Condition ReportThe blade tip of the Turkish Bichaq is damaged.
A German hunting knife and scabbard,early 20th century, the blade etched with hunting scenes and trophies, the stag's horn handle with applied acorns, the crosspiece as stag's and deer's heads, scabbard inscribed 'Adolf Langenbeck 5/l Kameraden Otto Ernst Jag Bat 23 Flandern 1916',total length in scabbard 53cm, blade 35cm longCondition ReportGood condition but tip of blade and other lesser areas with corrosion
A German hunting knife in scabbard,c.1980s, by Carl Eickhorn, Solingen, the blade with etched deer hunting and game bird scenes and inscribed 'Hauptmann Eduard Krause 2. Komp. D.B.Sch. v. 1388 Konig Josef l' and 'Original Eickhorn, Solingen.' the horn grip with applied acorns, the crosspiece as deer's feet. 48.5cm long in scabbard,blade 32.5cm longCondition ReportGood condition, but minor corrosion to tip, scabbard has added brown leather frog.
A collection of bayonets,19th century and later, to include a chassepot bayonet and scabbard, signed and dated 1874, another example dated 1878, a Gras bayonet and scabbard, a bayonet and leather scabbard, possibly an Enfield, stamped with a crowned 'BR 40', and two Brown Bess examples,chassepot with bayonet 71cm long overall (6)Condition ReportCorrosion and pitting are evident throughout, the ‘Gras’ bayonet’s blade is bent, and the scabbard is missing its end section. Knocks and wear to the blades.
A Japanese katana,early to mid-20th century, with a gilt metal tsuba and leather scabbard,total 94cm, blade 63cmCondition ReportSword having large areas of missing shagreen. Blade coated in hardened grease which needs attention. Losses and wear to the handle. Handle seized, unable to reveal the tang even when the pin has been removed. Wear and losses to the leather scabbard.
A Gurkha presentation kukri scabbard,the silver mounts inscribed ‘presented to Captain M.M. Pettigrew on the occasion of his wedding by the officers 2nd K.E.O Goorkhas’, together with two Kukri knives, each with a scabbard, an Eastern knife and an Indian steel axe or halberd, 68cm overall (5)Condition ReportAll blades show signs of corrosion, scabbards are heavily worn, a split to the handle of the kukri marked ‘M.H.B. Pickering’. Knocks, losses and wear throughout. Axe/halberd lacking finial.
Two Chinese Jade Scabbard Slides & Belt Clasp. The first, probably archaic, a calcified jade example with a raised half-bead pattern; the second, 18th/19th century, translucent burgundy to amber jade example, decorated with a chilong; the green & black jade circular belt clasp with a dragon within a beaded border.
Malayan Kris dagger, the 31.5cm double edged straight heavy damascus blade with copper ferrule; carved hardwood grip; in large wooden throated scabbard with floral decorated white metal covering L47.5cm overall; a kris blade with adapted antler grip; and five various small daggers/letter openers (7)Condition Report:Condition varies.Kris in reasonably good condition.Two small Japanese daggers have rusty blades.
Small kukri with 11.5cm curving steel blade and horn grip; in leather scabbard L20cm overall; another larger Indian kukri in leather scabbard with one skinning knife L33cm overall; unmarked wakisashi blade; machete with silver painted blade; police patrol truncheon; and WPC short truncheon (6)Condition Report:Condition varies but most reasonable.Machete blade painted and grip scales loose.Small kukri in good condition.
Patinated 'bronze' fantasy dagger, the 26cm blade, hilt and scabbard cast with dragons L50cm overall; hand forged iron spearhead L29.5cm; and a stiletto blade (3)Condition Report:Dagger in good condition consistent with being modern.Spear head very rusty - almost relic condition.Stiletto blade rusty.
Modern Scottish dress dirk with 30cm decorative steel blade, studded black basket weave grip with Queen's crown pommel; in leather scabbard with thistle embossed nickel mounts L45.5cm overall; modern silver mounted skean dhu with black basket weave grip and 'cairngorm' type pommel in matching silver mounted leather scabbard L18cm overall; and another skean dhu (3)Condition Report:Dirk - condition is consistent with being modern with some rusting to blade.Silver skean dhu in good condition.Other skean dhu lacking 'cairngorm' pommel and looks to have associated scabbard
German Hitler Youth dagger the 14cm steel blade by Eickhorn Solingen inscribed Blut und Ehre and marked RZM M 7/66, chequered black grip with inset enamel diamond shaped insignia; in steel scabbard with leather frog L27cm overallCondition Report:Frog strap broken.Minor rusting to scabbard.Some loss of plating to pommel.Otherwise reasonable condition consistent with age and use.
German Reichsarbeitdienst RAD Leader's Hewer dagger, the 26cm single edged scimitar shaped blade with narrow fuller, etched Arbeit adelt; by E.D. Wusthof, Solingen; the aluminium hilt with spade and wheat ear langet; two piece white plastic grip and eagle head pommel; pebbled steel scabbard engraved with ears of wheat and strapwork with double leather hangers L40cm overallCondition Report:Some wear to plating of hilt and scabbard otherwise in reasonably good condition.
Five-ball spadroon sword with 78.5cm fullered steel blade and brass hilt with fluted swollen grip; in brass mounted leather scabbard, the locket with traces of the makers name John Knubley 11 Charing Cross L97.5cm overallCondition Report:Thought to be a good quality later copy so in good condition.Scabbard has gone 'floppy'.
Early 20th century British Army officer's sword with 90cm plain slightly curving fullered steel blade and triple bar hilt; in steel scabbard L105.5cm overallCondition Report:Poor, almost relic, condition.Considerable rust pitting with traces of later green paint.Scabbard dinted and lacking suspension rings.Lacking fish-skin grip with wire-binding and wooden grip base has woodworm.A display piece only.
19th century Singhalese knife pia kaetta, the 20cm steel blade inset with yellow and white metal, with metal mounted carved pistol grip, in plain wooden scabbard L33cm overallCondition Report:Reasonable condition consistent with age and use with some pitting to blade and minor losses of decorative metal ware.Scabbard looks a later replacement.
19th century Algerian Flyssa long knife, the 34cm single edged pointed decorative blade inset with yellow metal, chased brass grip with pommel as the snout of a stylised animal and carved hardwood scabbard L45cm overallCondition Report:Reasonably good condition with minor damage to snout of animal head pommel.
Moroccan Jambiya with 22.5cm curving steel blade, white metal and brass hilt with filigree and foliate engraved all over decoration with traces of coloured background; matching scabbard with two suspension loops L41cm overallCondition Report:Reasonably good condition consistent with age and use.
Early 20c Swedish 6.5mm bolt-action service rifle inscribed Carl Gustafs Stads Gevarsfaktori 1904; with 74cm barrel and original Model 1896 knife bayonet with scabbard No.149918 L149cm overall. Deactivated to early specification so requires re-deactivation to modern standards SECTION 1 RFD ONLYCondition Report:Condition is consistent with age and use.No deactivation certificate.
19th century Parker Field & Co. Holborn London P53 Volunteers .577 Enfield muzzle loading musket, the 96.5cm barrel with three barrel bands and ramrod under, brass furniture and snap cap for dry firing, civilian proof marked, bayonet with scabbard and leather sling L137cm excluding bayonetCondition Report:Good condition with some rust pitting to lock plate and hammer.
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