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Click here to subscribe[AP] A RUSSIAN MODEL 1881 DRAGOON SHASQUA of regulation type, with fullered blade (the tip shortened), brass hilt, spirally carved wooden grip, in its regulation scabbard complete with bayonet 76.8 cm; 30 ¼ in blade Property from the David Jeffcoat Collection (1945-2020) Part proceeds to benefit Westminster Abbey
[AP] TWO U.S. COLLINS MACHETES AND TWO FIGHTING KNIVES the first two dated 1940, with the maker~s details at the forte, each in its scabbard; the third and fourth copies of the f.s. fighting knife, each in its scabbard the first: 37.0 cm; 14 1/2 in blade (4) Property from the David Jeffcoat Collection (1945-2020) Part proceeds to benefit Westminster Abbey
[AP] A FRENCH MODEL ANXI CAVALRY SWORD AND ANOTHER FRENCH REGULATION SWORD, DATED 1830 of regulation type, the first struck with inspectors marks at the forte, arsenal inscription on the back-edge (indistinct, grip replaced), in its scabbard (rusted); the second, a French regulation sword, dated 1830, with pipe-backed blade with Klingenthal arsenal inscription and the date on the back-edge, brass triple bar hilt (quillon bent, grip binding loose), in its scabbard (rusted) the first: 96.2 cm; 37 7/8 in blade (2) For the first see Ariès 2nd fasciule, 1966. Property from the David Jeffcoat Collection (1945-2020) Part proceeds to benefit Westminster Abbey
[AP] A FRENCH 1816 INFANTRY SHORTSWORD (BRIQUET) AND TWO FURTHER SHORTSWORDS the first of regulation type, the hilt bent by a lead ball, perhaps contemporary; the second and third based on the same model, each with curved blade and brass stirrup hilt, in its scabbard the first: 68.2 cm; 26 7/8 in blade (3) Property from the David Jeffcoat Collection (1945-2020) Part proceeds to benefit Westminster Abbey
[AP] THREE FRENCH MODEL 1831 INFANTRY SHORTSWORDS (COUPE CHOUX) of regulation type, the first dated 1832 at the forte, in its scabbard, the second and third signed Talabot Fs the first: 49.0 cm; 19 1/4 in blade (3) See Ariés fascicule 1, 1966 Property from the David Jeffcoat Collection (1945-2020) Part proceeds to benefit Westminster Abbey
[AP] A FRENCH MODEL 1822 CAVALRY OFFICER~S SWORD DATED 1863, A FRENCH MODEL 1896 CAVALRY OFFICER~S SWORD, DATED 1908 AND ANOTHER SWORD of regulation type, the first with Châtellerault arsenal inscription, the date and model designation on the back-edge, brass hilt cast with foliage (grip damaged), in its scabbard (rusted); the second with national arms manufactory inscription, the date and model designation on the back-edge, and brass hilt cast with foliage in low relief, and the third in the French style, with curved fullered blade, brass triple-bar hilt (grip binding missing), in its iron scabbard the first: 92.2 cm; 36 1/4 in blade (3) For the first see Ariès 1st fascicule, 1967 and second ibid, 1st fascicule, 1966. Property from the David Jeffcoat Collection (1945-2020) Part proceeds to benefit Westminster Abbey
ËœA CHINESE SWORD (DAO); A PAIR OF CHINESE SWORDS AND A SCABBARD FOR A DAO, QING DYNASTY, 19TH CENTURYthe first with slightly curved blade double-edged towards the point and formed with a pair of slender fullers, brass hilt cast in low relief comprising dish-guard decorated with traditional scrollwork, ferrule and oval pommel en suite, and horn grip (pierced at the top for display); the second each with near straight single-edged blade, iron stirrup hilt and reeded wooden grip with flattened inner face, and the fourth of tortoiseshell-covered wood, with decorated brass mountsthe first: 57.8 cm; 22 ¾ in blade(4)
A CHINESE SWORD (DAO), QING DYNASTY, LATE 19TH/20TH CENTURYwith heavy single-edged blade formed with a pair of long grooves on each face and a series of notches along the edge, copper alloy guard cast with foliage in low relief, pommel en suite and two piece horn grip, in its fishskin-covered wooden scabbard with copper alloy mounts cast en suite with the hilt70.5 cm; 27 3/4 in blade
A BURMESE SWORD (DHA), LATE 19TH/20TH CENTURY AND A SOCKET BAYONET, LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURYthe first with slightly curved single-edged blade, decorated with a panel of silver scrollwork and a brief inscription at the forte, brass hilt formed of two decorated collars and with a central hardwood grip, in its wooden scabbard encased in brass with decorative copper bands, inscribed at the top ~Usoetin~; the second of regulation type (patinated)the first: 64.5 cm; 25 3/8 in blade(2)
A NEPALESE SILVER-MOUNTED DAGGER (KUKRI), EARLY 20TH CENTURYwith characteristic curved blade, horn grip inlaid with silver bands, heart-shaped plaques and bone pellets, chased silver pommel, in its wooden scabbard covered with blue velvet, with large silver mounts chased with elaborate scrolling foliage in high relief, comprising chape and openwork locket, complete with its two accompanying daggers bound by a plaited silver strap31.0 cm; 12 1/4 in bladeProvenance General Sir Douglas Baird KCB, CMG, CIE, DSO (1877-1963), thence by descent
A HIMALAYAN DAGGER, LATE 19TH CENTURY, BHUTAN OR TIBETwith tapering single-edged blade formed with a series of grooves along the back-edge, characteristic silver hilt highlighted with gold, including openwork pommel decorated with traditional scrollwork and flowers on the outer face and a trellis design on the inner, the grip bound with plaited wire, in its silver scabbard with wooden core, the outer face with a loop for suspension and a broad band chiselled and gilt with chevron bands filled with traditional scrollwork25.2 cm; 10 in bladeProvenance General Sir Douglas Baird KCB, CMG, CIE, DSO (1877-1963), thence by descent
A HIMALAYAN SHORTSWORD, BHUTAN OR TIBET, LATE 19TH CENTURYwith broad single-edged blade formed with a pair of slender fullers along the back-edge on each face, white metal hilt (button restored) chased with foliage inhabited by exotic beasts, decorated integral grip, in its wooden scabbard with a central band of sharkskin, large white metal chape and locket, the latter with a loop for suspension, each decorated on the inner surface with scrolling foliage and the outer chased with dragons and foliage en suite39.5 cm; 15 1/2 in blade
ËœTHREE SOUTHEAST ASIAN SWORDS (DHA), BURMESE OR THAI, A BURMESE DHA DAGGER, AND TWO CONTINENTAL EPÉES, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURYthe first with slightly curved single-edged blade, chased silver ferrule and ivory grip (cracked); in its wooden scabbard encased in sheet silver; the second with curved single-edged blade decorated with a slender panel of silver scrollwork at the forte on each face, chased white metal ferule and conical pommel and ivory grip, in its wooden scabbard; the third decorated with silver scrollwork along the greater part of its length on each face, the hilt comprising a white metal ferrule decorated with beadwork and chased conical pommel and the grip formed of sheet copper alloy inlaid with scrollwork and petals; the fourth with short single-edged blade, silver ferrule, ivory grip, in its silver-encased scabbard; the fifth and sixth of characteristic type, each struck with a mark at the forte, figure-of-eight brass hilts ovoid pommels and fishskin-covered gripsthe first: 26.5 cm; 10 ½ in blade(6)
A CAUCASIAN SHORTSWORD (KINDJAL), THIRD QUARTER OF THE 19TH CENTURYwith broad double-edged blade tapering to a sharp point and formed with a pair of long broad fullers divided by a pair of slender grooves on each face, the fullers etched in imitation of fine watering, grooved forte struck with the bladesmith~s mark and with a lengthy gold inscription on each face, integral hilt decorated with gold wriggle-work, with a nielloed silver ferrule decorated with scrolling foliage and with fine beadwork at the base, and fitted with a pair of horn grip-scales (small cracks) retained by three rivets with large shaped nielloed silver bosses on the front, in its leather-covered wooden scabbard with large silver mounts en suite with the hilt, comprising locket, middle-band struck with a mark and with a loop for suspension and chape with characteristic spherical terminal, and with provision for an accompanying knife (now missing)46.5 cm; 18 1/4 in bladeThe inscription is Armenian and an abbreviation of The Lord~s Prayer.
A CAUCASIAN SHORTSWORD (KINDJAL), THIRD QUARTER OF THE 19TH CENTURYwith broad double-edged blade tapering to a sharp point, formed with a pair of long broad fullers etched in imitation of fine watering and enriched with gold scrollwork along the edges at the forte and towards the tip on each face, integral hilt decorated with scrolling gold foliage (small losses), fitted with a pair of dark horn grip-scales (the inner with light worm damage), retained by three iron rivets with gilt heads, encased at the base and over the outer face in nielloed silver with a delicate beadwork border, in its leather-covered wooden scabbard with large silver mounts en suite with the hilt, comprising locket and chape each decorated on the outer face with geometric designs, the former with an iron band fitted with a silver ring for suspension (chape missing its finial) and with provision for an accompanying knife (now missing)50.7 cm; 20 in blade
AN OTTOMAN SILVER-MOUNTED SWORD (SHAMSHIR), EARLY 19TH CENTURY, PROBABLY ALGERIAwith earlier strongly curved single-edged Persian blade of finely watered steel, encrusted with a lengthy gold inscription along the back-edge, a further gold-encrusted cartouche and a gold-encrusted linear frame over the forte on one face, engraved silver hilt comprising cross-piece with bud-shaped quillon terminals, back-strap decorated with panels of trellis, and a pair of horn grip-scales inlaid with flower-and petal-shaped panels of silver, in its leather-covered wooden scabbard with large silver chape, locket and two bands all decorated en suite with the hilt (small dents, the locket with a small hole), and the latter two each with a ring for suspension71.7 cm; 28 ¼ in bladeThe inscriptions on the blade appear to be a pious invocation.
ËœAN OTTOMAN SHORTSWORD (YATAGHAN), DATED 1215 AH (CIRCA 1800)with curved single-edged blade inlaid with the bladesmith~s name, ~Sagh Sah~ and with the date on one face, the hilt encased in silver chased with scrolls (small losses) and fitted with a pair of horn grip-scales secured by four rivets, rising to a large eared pommel (small chips), in its wooden scabbard encased in chased silver decorated with flowers, foliage and trophies-of-arms within a framework of elaborate scrolls, and the locket with a small loop fitted with an early chain with three faceted coral beads62.0 cm; 24 ½ in blade
TWO OTTOMAN SHORTSWORDS (YATAGHAN), THE FIRST DATED 1236 AH (CIRCA 1820/1), PROBABLY ALGERIAthe first with slightly curved single-edged blade of watered steel, silver-encased hilt extending over the forte and the back-edge, the former formed of a pair of scalloped panels and the latter with a brief inscription, a single grip-scale rising to a small eared pommel (the other missing), decorated throughout with foliage and palmettes in brass and niello all within a niello framework, in its wooden scabbard encased in chased silver decorated with trophies-of-arms, mosques and a ship within a framework of elaborate scrolls and with the date at the top, with a small loop for a tassel; the second with slightly curved single-edged blade struck with an onion shaped mark enclosed by two decorative panels on one face and a further decorative panel on the other (rubbed), silver hilt formed of a pair of grip-scales rising to an eared pommel (back-strap missing, losses), decorated over its surface with nielloed rondels including a six-point star, in its leather-covered wooden scabbard with two iron mounts bound with leather near the throatthe first: 62.5 cm; 24 ¾ in blade(2)The silver hilt on the first example is unusual and apparently unrecorded elsewhere. The form of the hilt and the plain leather scabbards of this group are characteristic of Algerian manufacture.
A selection of vintage glass bottles, cut pressed glass dressing table items together with a selection of African Tribal art to include carved wooden Ibeji Yoruba items, Nigeri, with shell and glass necklaces and bracelets, an African drum and short sword with leather scabbard, an Adobe sun-baked clay sculpture of figures in a circle around a bowl and other itemsLocation: RAF
A 19th Century Military Academy dress sword, the knuckle guard inscribed with lion and gryphon holding aloft a star emblazoned shield and bearing the motto "Academia Militar" within an oak leaf, acorn, olive and branch wreath and similarly decorated knuckle guard, the ribbed horn handle with foliate decorated pommel, the blade of plain fullered form, the folding knuckle guard section inscribed with initials "JCL", housed in a plain brass scabbard, 98.5 cm long overall, together with a 19th Century cutlass with plain blade and brass handle with ribbed grip, 77.5 cm long
An Indian sword with one piece engraved hollow steel handle and cross knuckle guard / hilt, the fullered slightly curved blade set with jagged cross emblems, 101 cm long overall, together with another Eastern short sword with fullered tapered blade and wooden grip handle, 63.5 cm long, housed in a leather covered pierced brass scabbard
A 19th century North African Nimcha or sword,with 80cm curved blade, characteristic gilt inlaid hilt with drooping crossguard with globular terminals and shaped rhinoceros horn grip, in leather scabbard; together with a horn walking stick with plaited gilt wire collar, 88cm, and an oryx horn walking stick with ivory and bone pommel/collar, 87cm
2nd Life Guards Officers state sword of Lt. Col. Sir Morgan Crofton Bt. A scarce Edward VII period example. The single edged 36 1/2 inch blade with etched decoration, The obverse depicting crowned EVIIR Cypher, the reverse with the regimental device and battle honours, the last being Egypt 1882. Etched to the forte, the retailers details of Hawkes & Co. the blade is numbered 6298. The polished steel guard is mounted with entwined gilt metal letters L.G , with 2 to the centre, surmounted by a crown and bearing gilt metal stud decoration. Shagreen grip with twist wire binding and complete with original brown leather lining to the guard. Housed in original steel scabbard with gilt metal mounts, chape and loose rings. The blade remains in good clean condition, etching clear. GC
3rd Bn Rifle Brigade attributed Victorian Officers Levee Pattern Sword by Wilkinson. A scarce example with a 1/2 inch wide 31 inch blade, with etched decoration of a crowned VR cypher, the reverse with the title 3rd Bttn Rifle Brigade and Battle Honours of the Regiment the last being Lucknow. Also an armourial crest and initials E.H.C. The forte with the cutlers details of Wilkinson and the blade is numbered 19946 (1875). The hilt of the regulation pattern with shagreen grip and housed in metal scabbard. Etching clear GC. Attributed to Captain Edward Hugh Crofton, The Rifle Brigade (1854-.82)
British Army 1847 Infantry Pattern Victorian Officers Sword. A good example retailed through Hawkes & Co of London. Single edged 33 inch fullered, slightly curved blade decorated with a VR entwined cypher surmounted by crown. Gilt metal hilt with crowned VR cypher, shagreen grip and copper twist wire binding. Housed in brass scabbard fitted with two loose rings. Blade clean, etching remains clear. Dent to scabbard otherwise GC
Lancashire Fusiliers attributed Victorian Officers Levee Pattern Sword. A good example with a 3/4 inch wide 32 inch blade, with etched decoration of a crowned VR cypher and tittle LANCASHIRE FUSILIERS Also initials. The forte with the retailers details of Stone Edward of London, the spine numbered 100616 The hilt of the regulation pattern with shagreen grip and housed in metal scabbard. Etching clear GC. Attributed to Sir Morgan George Crofton, 6th Baronet of Mohill Castle, Co. Leitrim, Ireland. (27.11.1879-8.12.1958). whilst seving as a 2nd Lieutenant, 2nd Bn. Lancashire Fusiliers in 1899. Served in South Africa 1899-1901
Victorian 1822 Levee Pattern Officers Sword. A good and scarce example. The 3/4 inch wide 32 inch piped back blade with quill point. To each side an etched panel with a crowned VR cypher. The forte with the Andrews 9 Pall Mall. The hilt of the regulation pattern with folding guard and shagreen grip. Housed in black leather and gilt mounted scabbard. The top mount with frog button. Blade remains clean, gilt bright, leather scabbard broken and now in two sections.
German Third Reich SA dagger by scarce maker Carl Westhof, Solingen. A good clean example with nickel plated mounts, the blade etched Alles fur Deutschland and bearing makers oval logo, RZM logo and M7/112 (Carl Wusthof-Gladiatorwerk, Solingen). Brown wooden grip inlaid with silvered eagle and swastika and enamelled circular SA device;. Housed in original brown painted scabbard with nickel mounts, the top mount with single suspension ring retaining brown leather strap with spring clip. Minor service wear. Generally near VGC. SA (Sturmabteilung) Brown Shirts dagger introduced in 1933.
German Third Reich SS 1933 model dagger rare maker Bertram Reinhard, Solingen A good scarce example, the blade etched Meine Ehre Heist Treue (My Honour is Loyalty), the reverse with makers circular chickens logo. Black wooden grip inlaid with silvered eagle and enamelled circular SS device. Housed in original anodised, nickel mounted scabbard with single loose suspension ring. Minor pitting to blade, small surface chip to grip just above crossguard. GC Belived to be a "parts" dagger.
German Third Reich Luftwaffe 1st pattern Officers dagger by Paul Weyersberg & Co. Solingen A good example with twist wire bound blue leather grip, aluminium mounts with gilt mobile swastika to centre of pommel and down swept crossguard on both sides. Double edged polished blade etched with oval sword and wreath oval logo and stamped with Luftamt issue stamp. Housed in its dark blue leather covered scabbard with aluminium mounts and complete with hanging chains and spring clip by Assmann stamped DRGM. Wear to scabbard leather. GC Introduced in 1935.
German Third Reich Army Officers dagger by Schuttelhofer, Solingen-Wald. A good example with amber ivorine twist grip and plated mounts. Oak leaf ornamented pommel, crossguard and langet bearing an eagle and swastika, plain blade bearing oval logo with horseman. Housed in its plated pebbled scabbard with both oakleaf bands retaining loose suspension ring. Minor service wear generally VGC. Army (Heer) Officer's dagger was designed by Paul Casburg in 1935.
German Third Reich Kriegsmarine Officers dagger by E. & F. Horster, Solingen. A good example. Fullered etched plated blade with makers oval logo etched on the forte. Spiral wire-bound ivorine grip. Gilt metal eagle and swastika pommel and ornate cross guard complete with locking-catch and release button. Housed in gilt metal scabbard with engraved lightning bolts and with suspension-rings in oakleaf lockets. Gilding worn, one throat screw absent. Minor service wear. Complete with relic knot. GC
German Imperial Kaiserliche Marine Officer cadet's sidearm. A good rare example. Ribbed brass hilt, the integral brass crossguard bearing Imperial crown with fixed fouled anchor shell guard. The reverse of the hilt with clear 1.M.D. 56 stamp. The straight 48 cm blade etched with sailing ship trophies of war and crowned fouled anchor. Housed in its leather scabbard with brass gilt mounts and frog stud; retaining leather double strapped frog/carrier. Slight age wear, to leather blade near VGC.
German Imperial Kaiserliche Marine 1890 Officer cadet's sidearm. A good rare example. Ribbed brass hilt, the integral brass crossguard bearing Imperial crown with fixed fouled anchor shell guard. The reverse of the hilt with clear Crown over M 1890 II W.D. 88 stamp, this is in part repeated to the top mount of the scabbard. The straight 43 cm blade etched with sailing ship trophies of war and crowned fouled anchor. Housed in its leather scabbard with brass gilt mounts and frog stud, the chape gilt is worn to the base steel. Blade near VGC.
German Third Reich SA Dagger by Ed. Wusthof of Solingen A good example with nickel mounts, the blade etched Alles fur Deutschland and bearing makers oval trident logo. Brown wooden grip inlaid with silvered eagle and swastika and enamelled circular SA device; crossguard stamped with WF (Westtfalen district). Housed in original scabbard with nickel mounts, the top mount with single suspension ring retaining brown leather hanging strap. The overall condition is good, very tip to blade missing, scabbard with pitting and surface cleaning scratch marks. SA (Sturmabteilung) “Brown Shirts” dagger introduced in 1933.
Elizabeth II British Army Infantry Officer Pattern Issue Sword by Wilkinson A good clean example of the regulation pattern. The blade is plain, to the forte the Wilkinson cutlers details with the number to the back of the blade 11. The hilt with EIIR cypher to the guard, the grip with twist wire binding. Housed in polished brown leather field service scabbard. Near Parade condition.
Household Cavalry George VI Period Trooper State Sword. A very good quality George VI example Singled edged slightly curved blade. The blade with various issue stamps indicating 1945. Shagreen grip with twist wire binding. The open guard with a crowned cypher Housed in original metal scabbard. VGC
Victorian 1st Surrey Artillery Volunteers Officers Sword A good example the slightly curved single edged blade with etched decoration 1ST SURRY ARTILLERY. The forte with the cutlers details of PILLIN LONDON. The hilt of the regulation pattern with three bar open guard and shagreen gip. Housed in leather field service scabbard. Overall GC
Edward VII Indian Army Officers Sword. A good clean example retailed through Holt & Co. The straight single edged blade with etched decoration of a crown ERI cypher. This is repeated to the regulation guard, which encloses a shagreen grip with twist wire binding. Housed in polished steel scabbard. Etching to blade clear and clean.
1822 / 46 Pattern Sword for General and Staff Officers. A good example, the single edged slightly curved blade bearing etched decoration of a crowned entwined VR cypher and floral decoration; on the reverse is a General Officers device. To the forte of the blade the retailers details of Buckmaster & Co London. Gilt brass three bar open guard again with General Officer device and folding guard. Shagreen grip with twist wire binding. Housed in polished brass scabbard with two loose rings. Etching to the blade remains very clean and clear.
Royal Navy George V Period Officer Sword A good example of the regulation pattern. The straight blade with etched decoration of a crowned GVR cypher. The reverse with a crowned fouled anchor and title Royal Navy. The forte with the cutlers details of Fenton Brothers of Sheffield. The hilt of the regulation pattern with solid guard, shageen grip and a lion head pommel. Housed in brass mounted black leather scabbard. Overall GC etching to the blade clear. Folding guard locking button to the top mount of the scabbard absent.
WW1 9th Bn Royal West Kent Regiment Attributed Officer Sword. This example was carried by Lieutenant Horace Theodore Bond who was commissioned into the Royal West Kent Regiment attached to the Machine Gun Corps. The blade with etched decoration of a Crowned GVR cypher which is repeated to the guard of the hilt. The blade also with etched panel H.THEO BOND 9TH ROYAL WEST KENT. Housed in polished brown leather field service scabbard. Overall GC clean Lieutenant Horace Theodore Bond is confirmed as serving overseas being awarded the BWM & VM.
1882 (Short) Pattern British Cavalry Trooper Sword By Robert Mole Birmingham A good clean example with single edged blade with etched cutlers panel of ROBERT MOLE & SONS MAKERS BIRMINGHAM. The Hilt with pierced guard and two piece leather grip, with five rivets. Housed in Regulation pattern metal scabbard with two fixed rings. Blade length 33 inches The scabbard with faint stamps CMR which may indicate Cape Mounted Rifles.
Victorian Metropolitan Water Police Cutlass. A rare mid-19th Century example with slightly curved fullered 27 inch blade, this with inspection stamp. The hilt with solid brass ribbed grip with two open bar guard and complete with locking button. Housed in original black leather, brass mounted scabbard, the top mount with frog button. GC. Clean See Swords for Sea Service, plate 76.
19th Century Gladius Short Sword with Etched Decoration to the Blade An unusual example with a 21 inch double edged spearpoint blade with double fuller. The blade with half length etched decoration depicting stand of arms and floral decoration. To the forte, a cutlers mark of a C within a circle. The solid brass grip with ring turned grip. Housed in black leather and brass mounted scabbard. Sword in good clean condition, etching clear. Scabbard with repairs.
Royal Navy George V Period Attributed Officer Sword A good example of the regulation pattern. The straight blade with etched decoration of a crowned GVR cypher. The reverse with a crowned fouled anchor and title Royal Navy. The forte with the retailers details of Gieves. The hilt of the regulation pattern with solid guard, shageen grip and a lion head pommel. The folding rear guard engraved with the name A.J. PETRIE-HAY. Housed in brass mounted black leather scabbard. Overall GC etching to the blade clear and clean. Lieutenant Commander A.J. Petrie-Hay is noted as a Paymaster Midshipman serving at HMS Barham in 1935 and was serving at the Admiralty in 1946
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