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Lot 139
Naval Officer's sword, 81cm decorated blade by J Friedeberg, Portsea, folding hilt with an anchor, brass mounted leather scabbard, and another similar sword not marked or decorated.Qty: 2Condition report:The blade on the curved sword is not etched. The top piece of metal on it scabbard comes off if pulled by accident. Please see additional uploaded images.
Lot 666
Three Masonic Daggers, two boxed and one in bag, Masonic Dagger in fitted case with scabbard and hanger no makers mark, numbered 1038 on blade, Masonic Dagger in fitted cardboard box with scabbard and hanger, German certificate, numbered on blade 73695, Masonic Dagger in leather bag no scabbard, made by G.Kenning & Son London, Liverpool, Manchester, Glasgow, blade engraved Presented to Red Triangle Lodge No3874 by Bro H.O.Palfrey, September 1918
Lot 766
A British Infantry Officers Sword 1895 pattern, George V cypher on 3/4 basket hilt, blade engraved including on side George V cypher and inscriptions, presented to Arthur Burnell Third 5th K.O.Y.L.I by the Directors, Staff and Work People of Fouldon Bros Ltd Ferrybridge, September 28th 1915, marker Sanderson Bros & Newbould Ltd Sheffield, on reverse of blade S.O Yorkshire, with brown leather scabbard, blade length 83cm, overall length 98cm
Lot 768
A possible British Rifle Officers Sword pattern 1892 with grenade cartouche on hilt, AMS on blade along with 11 battle names including Waterloo, South Africa E.Smith S Boyle St Savilerow W, on reverse of blade 13 battle names and on edge 14012, brown leather scabbard and brown leather swowrd bag, A.M.S possibly Assistant Military Secretary (Army Medical Staff), blade length 82cm, overall length 97cm
Lot 771
A British 19th century Smallsword by Holbeck & Son London, blade rusty but can make out engraving of a thistle, scabbard also af blade length 79cm, overall length 94cm along with a British Royal Engineers Sword (possibly Infantry Officers Sword) by Henry Wilkinson London having half basket hilt with brown leather scabbard blade length 83cm, overall length 96cm CONDITION REPORT Wilkinson Sword has steel hilt with no movement seen, serial number as image
Lot 772
A Japanese Type 95 NCO's Shin Gunto serial number 149881 the copper fuchi bearing Tokyo Hohei Kosho arsenal stamps 67cm cutting edge blade with fuller overall length 92cm with painted metal scabbard having Japanese Figure decoration CONDITION REPORT Press stud functions Three small dents seen to scabbard as images show No numbers on scabbard mouth Scabbard bent out of shape Age related wear
Lot 780
A British SLME Bayonet, pattern 1907 by Wilkinson, marked with Crown GR 1907 other marks seen, no scabbard, blade length 39cm, total length 51cm along with a Short Bayonet marked Pack & Son 7694 with af scabbard, blade length 24cm, overall length 37cm and a possible Fighting Knife, blade length 16cm, overall length 27cm
Lot 186
French Model 1874 Gras rifle bayonet and scabbard, date 1877. This bayonet has a solid brass pommel with integral latching mechanism (push-button/spring-steel). Grips are wood. Crossguard is steel with upper guard being the muzzle-ring, lower guard forming a hooked "blade-breaker" quillon. Blades are steel - well made - and triangular (3-edge) in form, very sturdy as a thrusting weapon. The blade are marked on the back-edge, dated 1877. The scabbards are sheet-rolled steel, semi-oval, tubular, with a ball finial. This bayonet was the last of the French "sword-type" bayonet. It was manufactured to fit the French Model 1874 "Gras" Infantry Rifle, basically a refinement of the Model 1866 Chassepot Infantry Rifle. The "Gras" was manufactured from 1874 to about 1885.
Lot 189
MAUSER BAYONET DAGGER, Length 43 cm. Belonged General of the Army Don Raul Alvarez Penaranda. The metal parts of the bayonet are nickel plated. The scabbard bears the inscription "EJERCITO BOLIVIANO". The grips on the handles are made of horn. Bayonet in a wooden case. Attached to the case is a bronze plaque with the inscription "Cuchillo bayoneta "Mausser" oesequiado por el Senor Gral. Div. Commandant General del ejercito Don Raul Alvarez Penaranda, usado en defense de la patria y de su petroleo en la campana del Chaco 1932 a 1935. La Paz-Bolivia". Great item for collecting antique weapons and militaria.
Lot 191
Bayonet and scabbard - Mauser Model 1898/05 `Butcher` by Stahlblume R.K. Schulte & Co. Gevelsberg. Very fine condition WWI era German 98/05 Mauser butcher bayonet that is clearly marked Stahlblume R.K. Schulte & Co. with a good looking angel proof mark. This is a very hard to find WWI German bayonet maker and has a beautiful mark. Great collectible item in good condition.
Lot 192
WW2 GERMAN ARMY OFFICER'S DAGGER WITH SCABBARD BY PUMA OF SOLINGEN, 1935 PATTERN. THIRD REICH. Features good condition nickel fittings overall, with dark orange grip and eagle cross guard. The guard is engraved with two Latin letters JJ. Puma of Solingen marked 25cm long blade in fine condition. Scabbard retains both suspension rings and do not have undented. An excellent artifact from the Third Reich.
Lot 193
WW2 GERMAN ARMY OFFICER'S DAGGER WITH SCABBARD BY E. & F. HORSTER OF SOLINGEN, 1935 PATTERN. THIRD REICH. Features good condition nickel fittings overall, with dark orange grip and eagle guard. The swastika has been removed on the guard (see photos). E. & F. H?rster of Solingen marked 25cm long blade in fine condition. Scabbard retains both suspension rings and do not have undented. An excellent artifact from the Third Reich.
Lot 197
Rare russian hunting dagger of a large size Length 64 cm, Zlatoust, 1875. Russian Empire with owner's monogram. Steel, massive blade with one fuller on each side. At the base of the blade there are inscriptions made using etching. On one side there is an inscription in Cyrillic "Zlatoust 1875", on the other side there is the monogram of the owner "W" Emmanuil Ivanovich Vuich. The metal details of the hilt and scabbard are covered with magnificent floral decorations. The handle of the dagger is made of bone. The wooden scabbard is covered with red velvet. Emmanuil Ivanovich Vuich (November 23, 1849 - October 18, 1930) - Russian statesman, director of the Police Department, senator. Emigrated to France. He died in 1930 in Monte Carlo. He was buried in the Cocad cemetery in Nice. Very rare artifact of the Russian Empire in excellent condition.
Lot 212
First Empire French Garde Nationale Sword. Having a curved Klingenthal blade with one narrow and one wide fuller. Lower portion of blade with fire-blued finish and gold-washed panels featuring a rooster above flags and banner reading: LIBERTE and wreaths. Left side with legend reading: ORDRE PUBLIC. Right side: GARDE NATIONALE. Left ricasso marked: a Klingenthal. Two-bar guard, oval pommel and wire-wrapped grip. Contained in black leather-covered scabbard with mounts. Blade showing wear. Hilt with light age wear. Scabbard intact but showing flaking and wear overall.Lenght - 93cm
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