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Lot 445
19th century Chinese Jian short sword, gilt metal pommel and hilt along with ornate mounts to the tortoiseshell scabbard, blade 41cm long. CONDITION REPORT:There is wear to brass mounts. The ribbed wooden grip is worn in places, there is some cracking and wear to the edge of the tortoise shell scabbard. There are some slight dents along the edge of the blade.
Lot 446
A British naval officers dress sword with shagreen grip and leather scabbard with etched blade, 81cm long. CONDITION REPORT: The dress sword is in good all round condition. The blade has some areas of pitting and corrosion. Very slight play in the blade at the hilt. The sword is tight in the scabbard and doesnt go in flush?
Lot 448
British naval officers dress sword, the blade is etched with crowned anchor amidst scrolls made by Henry Wilkinson, London, retailed by Gienes. Gilt metal hilt with lions head, pommel and wire bound fish skin grip and dress knot with a gilt metal mounted leather scabbard. Blade 80cm long. CONDITION REPORT: Retailed by Gienes, Mathew and Seagrave Ltd. The sword is in excellent condition, some light tarnish and some very minor pitting to the blade. Tarnish to hilt. Scabbard very good, some light corrosion to the gilt metal mount at the point of the scabbard (blue colour).
Lot 3890
A Caucasian/Asian qama dagger, 21.5cm straight fullered blade, two-piece bamboo grip, leather scabbard, 35.5cm long overall, 19th/early 20th century; an Asian dagger, 19cm straight single-edged blade, silvered wire-bound horn grip, leather clad scabbard, 31.5cm long overall; another, similar (3)
Lot 3903
A South American gaucho knife, 14.5cm straight single-edged blade, damascened ricasso. knopped brass and horn hilt, 24cm long overall, 19th century; another, probably Brazillian, the 18.5cm blade inscribed Salve Patria, leather scabbard, 30.5cm long overall; a South American facon, the silvered hilt and scabbard embossed with gauchos at work, 31cm long; another dagger (4)
Lot 3909
An African dagger, 20.5cm curved blade, silver wire-bound hardwood X-shaped hilt, leather scabbard with gilt inscription, 34cm long overall, Sudan/Ethiopia; a Moroccan nimcha, 28cm curved blade, the hardwood grip inlaid with silvered wire, 43cm long overall; a North African koumiyya jambiya; another dagger, ram's horn hilt; another (5)
Lot 3924
An Indian/Middle Eastern dagger, 18.5cm straight single-edged blade, the brass mounted horn hilt carved as a bird and inlaid with polychrome roundels, 31cm long over; another dagger, the hilt inlaid with brass pinwork, 31.5cm long; a Middle Eastern pesh kabz, 17.5cm straight blade with T-shaped spine, two-piece grip, hide scabbard, 32cm long overall (3)
Lot 232
19th Century Turkish or Ottoman Yataghan, 60cm curved fullered blade decorated with a panel of calligraphy on one side, decorated bronze hilt mounts with riveted two piece Walrus ivory grip set with stones contained in its leather wrapped and brass mounted scabbard.Condition report: Blade showing signs of rust and scratches all over, The grip having some cracking in places.Scabbard - :Leather/ hide damaged and coming away in places. The metal mounts being loose from the main body, with dents, scratches and being tarnished in places. Please check the extra inages provided/ call department for more information. Painted reference number present.Due to ongoing Covid restrictions, bidders are able to view lots in this online-only sale on the specified viewing days, by prior appointment only. There is no viewing on the day of sale. Please therefore read the following:As this is a sale of second-hand and antique items, bidders should expect items to exhibit general wear and tear commensurate with age and use unless otherwise stated. Please carefully examine the images as they form part of the overall condition. Clevedon Salerooms are happy to provide further detailed information on request, if received by email or telephone at least 24 hours prior to the sale. The mention of a specific flaw or fault does not automatically mean that no other faults exist. Reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are a general assessment, not a forensic survey.
Lot 234
19th Century Afghan Bichaq, a straight shortened blade 17.5cm, round grips of Walrus ivory in four pieces in its wooden scabbard with a brass lockel and long metal chape, plus a small Kris with a double edged pattern welded blade 18cm, ivory Garuda hilt with silver colour collar in its wooden scabbard (2).Condition report: The larger dagger - Rust, tarnishing and general knocks and scratches present to the sheath with painted reference number present. The dagger handle being loose where the 2x sections meet, with large chunk missing. The blade being tarnished and scratched.Small dagger - General knocks and scratches in places. Painted catalogue number to top of blade.Please check the extra images provided/ call department for more information.Due to ongoing Covid restrictions, bidders are able to view lots in this online-only sale on the specified viewing days, by prior appointment only. There is no viewing on the day of sale. Please therefore read the following:As this is a sale of second-hand and antique items, bidders should expect items to exhibit general wear and tear commensurate with age and use unless otherwise stated. Please carefully examine the images as they form part of the overall condition. Clevedon Salerooms are happy to provide further detailed information on request, if received by email or telephone at least 24 hours prior to the sale. The mention of a specific flaw or fault does not automatically mean that no other faults exist. Reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are a general assessment, not a forensic survey.
Lot 236
A large late 19th Century Sudanese Kaskara, double edged blade with shallow central fuller 97cms & covered with kufic script, characteristic hilt with brass cross guard, grip and pommel leather covered in a leather scabbard with swelling above the chape & two hanging rings.Condition report: Blade showing signs of rust and tarnished. Painted catalogue/ reference number present to the top of the blade. General knocks and scratches present to the guard and blade. The leather grip showing signs of wear, with some pieces missing. The sheath having been split toward the bottom and has broken off at one side, heavily worn with painted reference number present. Please check the extra images provided/ call department for more information prior to bidding. Due to ongoing Covid restrictions, bidders are able to view lots in this online-only sale on the specified viewing days, by prior appointment only. There is no viewing on the day of sale. Please therefore read the following:As this is a sale of second-hand and antique items, bidders should expect items to exhibit general wear and tear commensurate with age and use unless otherwise stated. Please carefully examine the images as they form part of the overall condition. Clevedon Salerooms are happy to provide further detailed information on request, if received by email or telephone at least 24 hours prior to the sale. The mention of a specific flaw or fault does not automatically mean that no other faults exist. Reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are a general assessment, not a forensic survey.
Lot 8
A Japanese Katana, with a cord bound fishskin grip, in a painted metal scabbardProvenance brought back by George Wilson at the conclusion of World War II Pacific Campaign in BurmaThe blade is oiled, the handle is incomplete, the scabbard lacks a lot of its paint, and there is a small section of the leather outer scabbard remaining, all in all in poor conditionThe exposed blade measures 66.7 cm
Lot 12
A Third Reich SS dagger, the blade mark Gottleib Hammesfahr Solingen-Foch, with a scabbard, attic stored Provenance brought back to England after the Second World War by the owners late father, who served in the Royal MarinesWith some surface rust and general wear and marksvirtually no finish left on the scabbard
Lot 15
A Third Reich army dagger, the blade mark E & F Horster Soliengen, with a scabbard and a hanger, attic storedProvenance: brought back to England after the Second World War by the owners late father, who served in the Royal MarinesBlade with a little surface rust, generally dirty and stained, the hanger is quite worn in parts
Lot 17
The group of fourteen medals, awarded to Lt Col Frederick Owen Lewis MBE CPM, comprising an MBE (with box), 1939-1945 Star, Africa Star with 1st Army bar, Burma Star, Italy Star, Defence Medal (privately named 341335 Capt F O Lewis RAC), a War Medal, privately named the same as the Defence Medal, with MID oakleaf, although no note of entitlement found), a General Service Medal 1918-62, with Burma 1945-46, Palestine 1945-48 and Malaya clasps (Capt F O Lewis RAC), Africa General Service Medal, with Kenya clasp (ASP F O Lewis), General Service Medal 1962-2007 with Borneo clasp (Supt F O Lewis Royal Malaysia Police although this naming looks unusual), Colonial Police Medal (Asst Supt Frederick O Lewis Fed Malay Police), Malaysia General Service Medal (F Lewis Asst Commissioner RMP), Oman, Sultanate Service Medal and a Vietnam Bronze Star mounted court style as worn, with a letter addressed to Lewis, 26 November 1968, informing him of his MBE, a Daily Telegraph (January 1st 1969) newspaper cutting highlighting his MBE, a letter from the Central Chancery of the Orders of Knighthood, St James's Palace (9 October 1969) requesting his presence at an Investiture at Buckingham Palace, a photograph of Lewis, 20.5 x 14.5 cm framed, another, 12.8.5 cm, another, 5 x 3.5 cm (My Warrant Card Photo), both unframed, a Gerber presentation fighting knife, engraved Lt. Col. F. O. Lewis/Sabah Component, Royal Malaysia Police 1964-68, in a leather scabbard, a Vietnam Armed Forces Medal (Lt. Col. F. O. Lewis L.M.P. Saigon May 1966), a Bronze Star Medal box, a cast metal International Association of Chiefs of Police, Inc Clark, Lt Col F. O. Lewis is a Member of the International Association of Chiefs of Police, mounted on an oak board, 30 cm high, a pewter tankard To Fred Lewis from The Kenya Pistol Club, five silver plated tankards, Fred Lewis Kenya Game Department 30-3-66, To Mr F O Lewis (DSP) from Officers, Sabah Component, RMPF, F.O.L. 1956-1982, another, and the last with Kenya Police crest, a General Service Medal 1918-62, with Malaya clasp (G/1105 DSP F O Lewis FMP, three mounted medals, comprising two Vietnam medals and an Oman medal (the Star numbered 70349), a Russian Soviet Medal CCCP, engraved Capt F O Lewis 12th RTR Moscow 1941 2537562, a Parabellum Pistol Club medallion, Col F O Lewis CPM PB CG Life Member PPC, another (CPM - MBE), other medallions awarded to F O Lewis, including (Major) 2nd Place Kenya Pistol Club Combat Shoot, 7 November 1965, 2nd C S Kenya Pistol Club 12 Dec 1965, five medallions with ribbons, PPC Championships 20 Sept 1987, another, 1st Advancing Man Bisley 1984, 2nd Long Range Pistol Bisley 1984, another 1986, four smaller medallions with ribbons, 1st Advancing Man Bisley 1986, British Pistol Championships Bisley 1987 and two others, other National Rifle Association medallions, buttons, and Oman Gendarmerie plaque, assorted mounted medal ribbons, and a large group of other items including buttons, badges, and related items, with a card from fellow staff at IBM wishing him best wishes on his retirement. A photograph album, of monochrome images by Lido Studio Seremban, including Operational use helicopter course no 4 Dusun Tua Selangor December 1953, Federal Field Force Training Centre, Conversion Course Instructors, 1953, and Permanent Staff Field Force Training Centre Dusun Tua Sel Dec 1953, two Masonic certificates, Bisley Camp 1978 and Alverstoke, Gosport, 1982, and other Masonic regalia Frederick Owen Lewis was born at Croydon on 22 January 1923, and educated at Gunnersbury Catholic Grammar School. He entered the ranks of the Royal Tank Regiment in 1941, and ended up working as a Security Manager for IBM International, working from Hursley Park Winchester, retiring in 1988, he died in 1995, when the collection passed to his niece and more latterly her late husbandTo say that Frederick Owen Lewis led an interesting life is probably an understatement. He recorded a series of three audio tapes with the Imperial War Museum (reference 12021) where he talks of his time serving with the Federation of Malaya Police 1949-1955.
Lot 5
A Guard's Officers Henry Wilkinson sword, the blade initialed A G and with battle honours, with a wire bound fishskin grip, and plated scabbard, some surface rust, a cloth sash, and a piece of Tartan (3)George V, with surface rust/chrome pittedUnderstood to have been used by a family member initialed A GTartan is believed to be Black Watch
Lot 222
A late 19th / early 20th century set of silver plate and bone handled campaign set, comprising a folding fork, spoon with corkscrew and knife, in fitted case, together with a First World War sword bayonet, pattern 1907, with leather bound scabbard, (a/f) blade 42cm, and an 1890's Account Book and Monthly Settlements Clothing Account book, Army Forms B.50 & B.51, of William Lewis from The South Wales Borders Regt in a canvas roll
Lot 974
British 1845 pattern infantry officers sword, the etched fullered picquet blade with ricasso etched for makers Clowes & Woodward of Dame St Dublin, brass Gothic type hilt inset with VR cypher cartouche having wire bound fish skin grip, blade length 81cm, sword length 95cm, with scabbard Conditio Report:Unfortunately we do not offer a packing service for courier collection.The scabbard has several dents, one is particularly severe. Wires on handle are loose. No pommel jiggle.
Lot 978
A unusual rare paper knife in the form of a WWII Nazi German Third Reich Luftwaffe dagger, the steel blade etched 'Weftfalfiche Neuefte Nachrichten Bielefeld Grosste Tageszeitung Ost-Westfalens', the reverse with maker's mark ZI SMF Solingen DRGM, the aluminium hilt with wrythen fluted orange plastic grip, with pebbled white metal scabbard, blade length 14cm, knife length 22cm
Lot 1960
Pair of Victorian hallmarked silver novelty scissors 'The Bucham Dagger Scissors' with spring loaded action restrained by a clip to top of handles, in scabbard with impressed Thornhill retailer's mark and relief decorated with putti and Lily of the Valley, London 1877, maker Thomas Johnson. (Probable misspelling of Bucham / Bircham to blade), length 19.5cm
Lot 140
AN ARABIC JAMBIYA DAGGER AND SCABBARD, fitted with a carved animal horn handle, set with brass stud detailing and two medallions depicting dated '1914', ridged blade, approximate full length 33cm, together with a slightly discoloured leather scabbard with lace detailing (Condition Report:- blade in good condition, some general light wear to the handle, the scabbard is slightly discoloured to the reverse also with some general light wear all round)
Lot 389
Imperial German Naval (Kaiserliche Marine) Officers Dress Sword by Carl Eickhorn, fine example with ivorine grip retaining the wire binding, but loose. Gilt brass folding guard with relief of Imperial crowned anchor, knuckle bow with relief leading to lion head with red and green (Port & Starboard) jewelled eyes. Housed in its original leather and gilt brass mounted scabbard. Slightly curved polish blade with finely etched decoration in the form of Kaiser crown above anchor, sailing ships and naval trophies etc. Early Eickhorn makers trademark to the base of the blade. Some light wear but generally a good example. Blade measures 80cms, overall 94 ¼ cms.
Lot 400
Personalised WW2 German Army Officers Dress Dagger, fine example with deep orange celluloid grip. Eagle cross guard with the reverse being finely engraved with initials “M S” in gothic lettering. Housed in the original scabbard. Un-maker marked blade which measures 25cms, overall 40 ½ cms. Very good example overall and with fine quality period personalisation
Lot 410
German Reichsmarine Naval Officers Dress Sword by Carl Eickhorn, good example with ivorine grip retaining the original wire binding. Gilt metal folding guard with fouled anchor, knuckle bow with fine relief, lion head without jewelled eyes. Rear catch is stamped with Reichsmarine acceptance stamp and numbered “N 1550”. Housed in the original leather and gilt brass mounted scabbard, top fitting is stamped “N 1530”, the number 3 reworked to resemble 5. Plain pipe back slightly curved blade with Carl Eickhorn makers trade mark to the base. Blade 84 ½ cms, overall 100cms.
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