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Lot 326
British 1897 pattern infantry officer's sword, the fullered blade with ricasso named for makers Henry Wilkinson of Pall Mall, London, the guard with GRV cypher, having wire bound fish skin grip. Handguard and pommel repainted. Original leather scabbard present. blade length 82cm, sword length 98cm.
Lot 364
Japanese curved knife with tortoiseshell & ivory handle in a similar defective scabbard. Similar in form to an Indonesian Korambi knife. 19cm total length. NB: Bidders are responsible for arranging all documents relating to CITES and must comply with the relevant regulations of their destination country. We cannot post this lot.
Lot 367
Antique Sudanese arm knife of leaf blade form with carved ivory handle in leather & crocodile hide scabbard terminating in a crocodile leather chape. NB: Bidders are responsible for arranging all documents relating to CITES and must comply with the relevant regulations of their destination country. We cannot post this lot.Size:Blade length 18.5cm. Total length 26.5cm.
Lot 298
Circa 100 BCCast iron, the handle formed of two sections, held together by joints inserted into discs at the centre and pommel, the blade of tapering form with median midrib, the scabbard of "frame-type" with one open side and the other decorated with double-spiral motifs and openwork panels. A remarkable survival, this shortarm dagger is of Iberian construction, but the shape later became more famous as the Roman pugio, the standard issue legionnaires sidearm. It was when campaigning against the Celtiberians in the first century BC that the Roman form first came into widespread use, suggesting the Roman army appreciated the strengths of the native weapon. Interestingly the decorative square and teardrop shaped cavities on the sheath of the present example have been patched with metal in ancient times. Perhaps to better guard the iron blade from the effects of wet weather. Size: Set of 2: L:210 - 307mm / W:53 - 54mm; 255g Provenance: Private UK collection; formerly with Axel Guttman, Germany.
Lot 542
1996 Harley Davidson MT350, 349cc. Registration number P871 HRM. Frame number 1HD6RLT14VY000290. Engine number 237931.The MT350 motorcycle was built in the USA starting in 1993 and was derived from the earlier Armstrong MT500 built for the British army. In 1984 Armstrong-CCM then bought the rights to the Rotax engined XN Tornado from the Milan based SWM company after they had gone into liquidation. From this they developed the Armstrong MT500 and then produced about 3,500 of the bikes for the British Army between 1984 and 1987. In 1987, after the MT500 had been adopted as the standard motorcycle for NATO, Armstrong sold the rights to Harley Davidson who took over production in the United States where they produced the Harley Davidson badged MT350 version of the motorcycle. The British Army began buying this version in 1993.The MT350 uses an electric start version of the Austrian built Rotax 348cc single cylinder, 4-valve overhead camshaft engine producing 30 bhp and 29 Nm of torque. Although slightly heavy at 162 kg for off-road use, it is a robust motorbike and is fitted with good quality Marzocchi front forks and Ohlin rear shock absorbers. The wheel rims were made by Akront, hubs and discs. bearings.The MT350 is fitted with detachable plastic pannier boxes mounted on frames either side of the engine. It is also fitted with a plastic rifle scabbard at the back on the right-hand side. This example saw service with 174 PRO COY Royal Military Police and 157 RLC-249 Sqn being retired in 2009 and sold by Witham Ltd, the military specialists.It was in a sorry state and our vendor set about a full restoration, the engine and gearbox were stripped and rebuilt, as was the carb, the frame was repainted, all bearings and seals replaced, a long list is included with the sale. The bike is now fully running and ready for green adventures. It is only being sold as another project has appeared.Sold with the V5C.
Lot 909
An interesting Victorian Officers sword 2nd or Edmonton Royal Rifle Regiment of Middlesex Militia with provenance / research to Alfred Elias, a painter known for his landscapes, cattle etc. research highlighting his army career 1865 to 1882, blade length 83cm, numbered 14015, Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall London, some wear to grip, has been polished, no scabbard
Lot 194
A Victorian 1827 Pattern Rifle Officers sword, with partial fuller to curved blade double edged to point, etched and with details "Hyam & Co Oxford St. London and with brass proof mark, pierced guard, wire bound shagreen grip and stepped pommel, in steel scabbard with twin suspension rings, blade length 83.5cm, total length in scabbard 100cm.Condition note: No dents in scabbard, grip wires intact, pommel secure.
Lot 188
Essbesteck, sog. Trousse, China, wohl Anf. 19. Jh.Messer mit Elfenbein-Griffschalen, Klinge Flugrost, starke Gebrauchsspuren, L. 31,5 cm, Stäbchen, Bein o. Elfenbein, L. 26 cm, Zahnstocher (Vorderteil abgebrochen), L. 9 cm. Im Futteral Bambus, in Schildpatt ummantelt, metallmontiert. Alters-und Gebrauchsspuren. Trousse (eating set: knife, chopsticks and toothpick in scabbard), China, probably early 19th ct. Traces of age and use, toothpick damaged.
Lot 359
Säbel, wohl Frankreich, Anf. 19. Jh.Leichte Kavallerie, napoleonische Zeit. Rückenklinge mit Einzug, partiell gebläut, graviert und vergoldet, signiert "P. Hendrichs (o. Hendricks) (...) Solingen". L. 81 cm. Leider partiell korrodiert und Flugrost. Eisernes Bügelgefäß, belederter Griff mit Kupferdrahtwicklung, Terzspangen. L. gesamt 92 cm. Eisenblechscheide. Leicht verrosteter Zustand. Sword with scabbard, corroded condition. France, beginning 19th ct. Blade marked "P Hendrichs (Hendricks) Solingen". L. blade 81 cm, l. sword 92 cm.
Lot 633
A PRESENTATION KUKRI with ivory hilt, the wooden scabbard with silver plated mounts and shield shaped plaque inscribed "Presented to Rev. W.S. Sutherland M.A.D.D. as a mark of respect and esteem by the people of Kalimpong (the hilt with two vertical hairline cracks and missing the subsiduary fork) 39 cm o/all length Condition Report:Available upon request
Lot 4381
JR Gaunt & Son Limited Late Edward Thurkle London & Birmingham Pattern 1821 Artillery Officer's Sword the Etched Blade for Royal Garrison Artillery, back stamped No. 14046, with leather scabbardCondition Report: Leather scabbard heavily worn with timber split and parts missing at the tip, areas of leather missing. Blade with areas of rust and other corrosion. Leather and wire handle, rust and corrosion to the guard
Lot 2158
A Naval sword*CONDITION REPORT*Wires intact, no wiggle to pommel, no visible Maker's mark.Scabbard has small dents, difficult to see but can be felt.Length 88.2cm across the straight.Blade length 83.3cm across the straight.Some nicks out of black along cutting edge.Blade & scabbard in good shape.
Lot 177
GERMAN 3RD REICH ARMY HEER DRESS DAGGER, WWII period by Carl Eickhorn, Solingen, with etched maker mark for the period 1935-1941, the dagger is in good condition all round, Eagle has been polished in the past and missing slight detail, nice patina otherwise, scabbard complete with hanger rings has a small dent approx. 2/3 down the sheath
Lot 178
GERMAN 3RD REICH ARMY HEER DRESS DAGGER, WWII period by Weyersburg Kirschbaum & Cie AG WKC Solingen, with etched makers mark to blade, dagger is in good all round condition, but the smallest part of the tip of the blade sadly missing, otherwise nice patina overall, scabbard complete with hanger rings
Lot 192
A FAIRBAIRN-SYKES FIGHTING KNIFE, complete with leather scabbard, this example is believed to be a Mk 2 variety, with turned grip, straight Cross guard, Blade length approximately 16cm and maker marked Wilkinson Sword Co Ltd, London, the reverse side has F-S Fighting knife logo, scabbard has metal fittings to the end, blade is in good order and very sharp, believed WWII era
Lot 205
THREE MILITARY BAYONETS, as follows, Swiss Sturmgewehr 57 Assault Rifle knife Bayonet and scabbard, marked W513490, with the Wenger design logo also, a Spanish M1943 short Bayonet, with Toledo markings and matching numbers for the blade and scabbard A8362, a British L1 self-loading Rifle knife bayonet and scabbard, proof marks to blade, handgrip is stamped SM H inside diamond 960 2379 stock number
Lot 206
SELECTION OF MILITARY BAYONETS/KNIVES as follows, a Russian AK47 Bayonet and scabbard believed to be type 1. No markings evident, a Martindale English made Jungle Machete No 14 with leather scabbard, blade is fully marked, as too the scabbard, a believed to be French 1847 pattern Socket bayonet, markings to blade and fix ring etc, an Indian style Kukri knife in scabbard with two smaller knives
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