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Lot 3217
A George VI Royal Engineers officer's dress sword with acid etched blade marked for Alkit of Cambridge Circus, wired shagreen grip and brown leather scabbard. P&P Group 3 (£25+VAT for the first lot and £5+VAT for subsequent lots). Condition report: major loss of leather to scabbard, blade has light pitting and rust towards the tip. Bullion loop almost gone. blade etching still good and blade is straight with no visible damage. Shagreen with light wear but otherwise good.
Lot 683
A 20th Century Royal Naval Reserve Officers Sword. A Naval Officer’s Sword, by Gieves, the blade etched with GVR cypher with RNR below and laurel sprays, regulation gilt handguard with embossed GVR crown RNR with lions head pommel, minor gilt rubbing to the mounts of scabbard, otherwise good condition £160-£200 --- This is an age restricted lot: the successful buyer will be required to either collect in person, or arrange specialist shipping.
Lot 694
A 19th Century Bayonet. A British pattern 1856 sword bayonet with scabbard and frog attachment, the blade length 58cm, bayonet has been cleaned overall, leather scabbard and frog minor crazing due to age, otherwise good condition £140-£180 --- This is an age restricted lot: the successful buyer will be required to either collect in person, or arrange specialist shipping.
Lot 695
A Group of Bayonets. A French 1879 Gras bayonet, excellent blade with nice engraving along the flat back edge, undamaged grips, minor corrosion to the cross guard and upper scabbard area; accompanied by a Mauser 98/05 butcher bayonet, badly stained blade, no scabbard; and a German WWII 98 bayonet, mismatched numbers, average blade, good condition scabbard, free of dents, some blueing remaining but fitted with its scarce tropical webbing frog, fair condition (3) £100-£140 --- This is an age restricted lot: the successful buyer will be required to either collect in person, or arrange specialist shipping.
Lot 617
Various collectables, including bayonet and scabbard, pierced brass two handled basket, etc. CONDITION REPORTRegarding the bayonet and scabbard -By our judgement, lot would benefit from some restoration, but is in a fair condition for its age.Notably the scabbard and hilt show signs of damage, but the blade is in better condition.Our team of trusted experts are on hand to help and always endeavour to provide an accurate judgement. The ultimate responsibility lies with the buyer however, and we recommend that you make every effort to inspect the lot yourself.To that end, we have provided a number of additional images for your attention.
Lot 12
British 1907 Bayonet by Sanderson, two piece wooden slab grips, stamped to the top pommel (probably used in Far East / India). Complete with scabbard and steel mounts. Blade with fuller back edge, marked with GR acceptance stamp and 1907. Accompanied by a relic German Mauser 98/05 bayonet. (2 items)
Lot 392
A Japanese katana sword, 20th century, the blade probably earlier, apparently unsigned, with plain iron tsuba, with lacquered faux shagreen scabbard with gilt metal mounts, cord bound shagreen handle, with leather outer cover, full length 98cm, blade length 68cm.Condition report: We cannot find any marks on the tang. very small chips to the cutting edge of the blade. Extra images on David Lay website.
Lot 215
A replica Samurai sword with steel blade stamped 51305 with metal scabbard, length of sword 92cm.We are sorry but Plymouth Auction Rooms are unable to provide an in-house shipping service for this lot. We recommend contacting Mailboxes on 01752 257224. They will be able to provide a pre-auction quote for you. We can, if needed, hold the lot at our Salerooms for collection.
Lot 267
A superbly made (WW2-1950’s) double handed (possibly regimental) kukri made for Dashain, it has a blade length of 54.5cm, which is excellently balanced for its size and in remarkably good condition for its age and the use it’s been put through. The Scabbard is split at the top and the handle has an age split.We are sorry but Plymouth Auction Rooms are unable to provide an in-house shipping service for this lot. We recommend contacting Mailboxes on 01752 257224. They will be able to provide a pre-auction quote for you. We can, if needed, hold the lot at our Salerooms for collection.
Lot 344
A sword and scabbard of Royal Naval 1805 pattern type, with brass furniture and stirrup hilt with lion's head terminal and langet engraved with a fouled anchor, with straight 32inch fullered and polished steel blade; black leather scabbard with brass furnitureNote: By family repute said to have belonged to Admiral William Taylor (1760-1842), who as a midshipman accompanied Captain James Cook on his third voyage. He was made commander, on 21 January 1783, and was given command of the brig-sloop HMS Pelican and made post in September 1793 and commanded mostly sloops and frigates. After about 1801 he seems to have been beached though he was promoted to flag rank in 1811. This is corroborated. Please note, the catalogued description now reads ;A sword and scabbard of Royal Naval 1805 pattern type'. The original description read 'A Royal Naval Officer's 1805 pattern service sword...'Condition Report: White leather grip almost certainly a more recent refurbishment and very possibly the leather of the scabbard too. The grip should be shagreen. Probably been refurbished.Condition Report Disclaimer
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