Silbertauschierter Shamshir, osmanisch, Syrien, 19. Jhdt. Schwere glatte Klinge aus schönem Wootzdamast mit floral silbertauschierter Parierstange aus Eisen. Silberdrahtumwickelter Griff mit zwei messing- und zinneingelegten Horngriffschalen, das floral gravierte Griffband und die Knaufkappe aus Silber. Drahtvernähte lederbezogene Holzscheide mit zwei Tragespangen und Beschlägen aus ornamental silbertauschiertem Eisen. Klinge am quartseitigen Ansatz minimal narbig. Länge 99,5 cm.Zustand: IIA Syrian shamshir with silver inlays, Ottoman period, 19th century Heavy smooth blade of beautiful wootz Damascus steel with iron quillons decorated with flowers inlaid in silver. Hilt with silver wire wrap and two horn grip scales inlaid with brass and pewter, the grip strap engraved with flowers and the pommel cap both made of silver. On the leather-covered wooden scabbard stitched with wire two suspension bars and fittings of iron with ornamental silver inlays. Blade minimally pitted on the reverse of the base. Length 99.5 cm.Condition: II
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Silber- und goldtauschierter Shamshir, osmanisch, Syrien, 19. Jhdt. Ungewöhnlich schwere und lange Rückenklinge aus Wootzdamast mit beidseitig goldtauschiertem Ansatz. Auf der Terzseite zwei goldtauschierte Kartuschen „Oh Du, der Du die Wünsche erfüllst“ und „Arbeit des Kalb Ali“, die Gegenseite mit reichhaltigem Ornamentaldekor. Parierstange und Griffband aus silbertauschiertem Eisen mit zwei vernieteten Nashorn-Griffschalen. Lederbezogene Holzscheide mit floral und geometrisch silbertauschierten Eisenbeschlägen. Länge 103 cm. Achtung - Versand in Nicht-EU-Staaten unterliegt CITES Regularien.Zustand: IIA Syrian shamshir with silver and gold inlays, Ottoman period, 19th century Unusually heavy and long single-edged blade of wootz Damascus steel, the base with gold inlays on both sides. On the obverse two gold-inlaid cartouches (tr.) "Oh you, who fulfill all wishes" and (tr.) "Work of Kalb Ali", the reverse decorated with lavish ornaments. Quillons and grip strap of iron with silver inlays and two riveted rhinoceros horn grip scales. Leather-covered wooden scabbard with iron fittings inlaid in silver with flowers and geometrical patterns. Length 103 cm. Attention - shipping to non-EU countries subject to CITES.Condition: II
Kilic, osmanisch, 19. Jhdt. Gekrümmte einschneidige Klinge aus Wootzdamast mit t-förmigem, geschnittenem Rücken und ausgepägtem Yelman. Parierstange mit Mitteleisen aus Neusilber. Griffschiene aus Silber, vernietete Griffschalen aus Horn. Scheide mit Chagrinleder bezogen, vs. mit Draht vernäht, Beschläge aus geprägtem Silberblech. Länge 91 cm.Zustand: II -An Ottoman kilij, 19th century The curved, single-edged blade made of wootz-Damascus with a T-shaped, chiselled back and pronounced yelman. The quillons with a nickel-silver crosspiece. Silver grip strap, riveted horn grip plates. The scabbard covered in shagreen leather, the front stitched with wire, the fittings in embossed sheet silver. Length 91 cm.Condition: II -
Goldtauschierter Yatagan, osmanisch, datiert 1206 H. (1791/92) Leicht gekrümmte Rückenklinge mit beidseitiger schmaler Kehlung und terzseitig goldtauschiertem Ornament. Auf der Gegenseite, goldtauschiert, ein weiteres Ornament und eine Schriftkartusche mit Herstellersignatur (amel-i Ibrahim), osmanischem Spruch, Datierung (1206 H.) und (schwer lesbarem) tuğra-artigem Besitzernamen (sahib-i Mehmed?). Klingenfassung aus floral getriebenem Messing, Reste von Vergoldung. Messingriff und floral reliefiert getriebene Griffschiene mit Resten von Vergoldung. Horngriffschalen mit großen Ohren. Alte, nicht zugehörige, lederbezogene Holzscheide mit floral und geometrisch getriebener Garnitur aus Silber und zwei angelöteten Trageösen. Länge 85 cm.Zustand: IIA gold-damascened Ottoman Yatagan, dated 1206 H. (1791/92) Slightly curved single edged blade with small fullers on both sides and gold-damascened ornamentation on the obverse side. On the opposite side, also gold-damascened, another ornament and a writing cartouche containing the maker's signature (amel-i Ibrahim), Ottoman motto, date (1206 H.) and (hardly legible) tuğra-like owner's name (sahib-i Mehmed?). Blade socket made of floral embossed brass, remnants of gilding. Brass hilt and floral embossed grip band with remnants of gilding. Horn grip scales with large ears. Old wooden scabbard with floral and geometrically embossed silver fittings and two soldered-on loops. Length 85 cm.Condition: II
Yatagan mit silbermontierter Scheide, Griechenland, um 1800 Typisch geschwungene Rückenklinge mit beidseitiger schmaler Kehlung. Am Ansatz fein in Gold tauschierter Rankendekor, geschnittener Klingenrücken mit Mittelrippe. Silberne Griffzwinge mit Blütendekor (ergänzt?). Vernietete Griffschalen aus Walrosselfenbein, eine Griffschale leicht beschädigt, gravierte silberne Griffbänder. Mit rotem Samt bezogene hölzerne Scheide. Teilvergoldete silberne Garnitur mit fein getriebenem Trophäendekor, der Abschluss des Ortbleches als Monsterkopf gestaltet. Zwei bewegliche Trageringe mit anhängender roter Tragekordel. Länge 77 cm.Achtung - Versand in Nicht-EU-Staaten unterliegt CITES Regularien.Zustand: II +A Greek yatagan with silver-mounted scabbard, circa 1800 Characteristically curved single-edged blade with narrow fullers on both sides. The base decorated with fine tendrils inlaid in gold, the back of the blade cut and with central ridge. Silver grip ferrule with flower ornaments (replaced?). Riveted grip scales of walrus ivory, one grip scale slightly damaged, engraved silver grip straps. Wooden scabbard covered with red velvet. Partly gilt silver furniture withfinely chased trophy décor, the terminal of the chape in the shape of a monster head. Two movable suspension rings with attached red carrying cord. Length 77 cm.Attention - shipping to non-EU countries subject to CITES.Condition: II +
Großer Kinzal, Kaukasus, Ende 19. Jhdt. Zweischneidige, beidseitig dreifach gekehlte Klinge. Terzseitig zwei Schmiedemarken "Ali". Vernietete Griffschalen aus dunklem Horn. Lederbezogene Holzscheide mit beidseitig fein getriebenen Silberbeschlägen. Darstellungen von Vögeln, einer Jagdszene und einem Herrn mit seinen beiden Dienern zwischen Blumen- und Rankendekor, kleine Reparaturstellen. Alt ergänzter Trageriemen um die Scheide herum. Länge 66 cm.Zustand: IIA large Caucasian kinzal, late 19th century Double-edged blade, triple fluted on both sides. Two blacksmith marks "Ali" on the obverse. Riveted grip scales of dark horn. Leather covered wooden scabbard with silver fittings finely embossed on both sides. Depictions of birds, a hunting scene and a gentleman with his two servants between floral and tendril decorations, some small repairs. Added strap around the scabbard. Length 66 cm.Condition: II
Goldtauschierter Pesh Kabz, Persien, 1. Hälfte 19. Jhdt. Geschwungene Klinge mit geschnittenem und mit Goldtausia verziertem, t-förmigem Rücken aus Wootzdamast. Verstärkter Ort und zweischneidige, leicht gegratete Spitze. Griffzwinge und -schiene ebenfalls mit feiner Goldtausia. Vernietete Griffschalen aus Elfenbein. Mit fein punziertem Chagrinleder bezogene Holzscheide mit goldenem Ortknopf. Länge 41 cm.Achtung - Versand in Nicht-EU-Staaten unterliegt CITES Regularien.Zustand: IIA Persian gold-inlaid pesh kabz, 1st half of the 19th century The curved blade with a chiselled, t-shaped spine made of wootz-Damascus, embellished with gold inlays. Reinforced chape and double-edged, slightly ridged point. The grip ferrule and grip strap also with fine gold inlays. The riveted grip plates made of ivory. The wooden scabbard covered in finely stippled shagreen leather with a gold chape stud. Length 41 cm.Attention - shipping to non-EU countries subject to CITES.Condition: II
Prunkkris, Bali, verm. vor 1900 Geflammte Rasenerzklinge mit schöner Pamorzeichnung, Selut, Mendak und Griff aus vergoldetem Silber mit reichem Steinbesatz, der Griff in Form des Käfers Kocet-Kocetan. Wrangka aus Elfenbein und Scheidenkörper aus hellem Timoho-Holz. Länge 64 cm.Achtung - Versand in Nicht-EU-Staaten unterliegt CITES Regularien.Zustand: IIA magnificent Balinese kris, probably before 1900 The bog iron blade with undulating edges and beautiful pamor markings, the selut, mendak and grip in gilt silver, lavishly set with stones, the grip in the shape of the Kocet-Kocetan beetle. Ivory wrangka, the body of the scabbard made of light Timoho wood. Length 64 cm.Attention - shipping to non-EU countries subject to CITES.Condition: II
Silbermontierter Dolch, Venedig, datiert 1767 Schlanke Dreikant-Stichklinge. Die Seiten jeweils tief gekehlt mit feinen Punktdurchbrüchen. Kurze quadratische Fehlschärfe mit graviertem Dekor und balusterförmigem Ansatz. Reich reliefierte silberne Parierstange, der terzseitige Ring mit aufgesetzter Haube aus filigran gearbeitetem Silber und reichem Besatz aus geschliffenen Ziersteinen. Hilze mit originaler Silberdrahtwicklung und Türkenbünden. Gekehlter Kugelknauf. Scheide aus reich graviertem Silber, unterhalb der reliefierten Trageöse gravierte Datierung "1767". Länge 60,5 cm.Vgl. ähnliche Exemplare in der Sammlung Carl Beck in Sursee sowie Hermann Historica, Auktion 83, Los 4291. Zustand: II +A Venetian silver-mounted dagger, dated 1767 Narrow thrusting blade of triangular section. Both sides deeply fullered with fine point perforations. The short, square ricasso with engraved décor and a baluster-shaped base. The silver quillons richly decorated in relief, the ring on the obverse with a cover of fine silver filigree and lavishly set with polished gemstones. The grip with the original silver wire winding and Turk's heads. Grooved ball pommel. The scabbard in lavishly engraved silver, the date "1767" engraved below the raised suspension loop. Length 60.5 cm.For similar weapons, see the Carl Beck Collection in Sursee and Hermann Historica, Auction 83, lot 4291. Condition: II +
Großes Messer mit Eisenschnittdekor, Ligurien, um 1800 Kräftige Rückenklinge mit zweischneidiger Spitze. Beidseitig tief geschnittener Dekor. Unterhalb des Klingenrückens Tiere und Fabelwesen zwischen Ranken, am Klingenansatz jeweils jagdliche Figurengruppen. Auf dem Klingenrücken Sinnspruch "Noit mi tirare senza razone...". Griff aus Neusilber mit reliefiertem Dekor, umlaufend stehende Figuren. Einfache Scheide aus braunem Leder. Länge 46 cm.Zustand: II +A large Ligurian knife with chiselled decor, circa 1800 Sturdy, single-edged blade with a double-edged point. Deeply chiselled décor on both sides. Animals and mythical creatures amidst tendrils below the spine of the blade, groups of hunters on both sides at the root. The motto "Noit mi tirare senza razone..." inscribed on the spine. The nickel-silver handle with relief decoration, a border of standing figures. With a plain, brown leather scabbard. Length 46 cm.Condition: II +
Früher husarischer Säbel, Österreich/Ungarn, Mitte 17. Jhdt. Leicht geschwungene Rückenklinge (Oberfläche narbig) mit verbreiterter zweischneidiger Spitze und beidseitiger, dreifacher schmaler Kehlung. Der Ansatz des Klingenrückens gekehlt. Weit ausladende, achtkantige eiserne Parierstange mit langem Mitteleisen. Mit schwarzem Leder bezogene Hilze über Schnurwicklung, die Belederung stellenweise durchgerieben. Beidseitig eine gekehlte eiserne Griffniete. Eiserne Knaufkappe mit rautenförmiger Vernietplatte. Lederbezogene Holzscheide mit eiserner Garnitur, seitlich zwei bewegliche Trageringe. Länge 89 cm.Zustand: II -An early Austrian/Hungarian hussar's sabre, mid-17th century Slightly curved, single-edged blade, the surface pitted, with a broad, double-edged point and three shallow fullers on both sides. The root fullered at the back of the blade. The extended, octagonal iron quillons with a long crosspiece. The grip covered in black leather over cord winding covered, the leather worn through here and there. A fluted iron grip rivet on both sides. Iron pommel cap with a lozenge-shaped top plate. The leather-covered wooden scabbard with iron furniture, two movable suspension rings at the side. Length 89 cm.Condition: II -
Husarischer Panzerstecher, Polen, um 1670 Schlanke, allseitig tief gekehlte Dreikant-Stichklinge. Spitze narbig und schartig, ein Klingenausbruch im mittleren Bereich. Im oberen Drittel geätzter Zierdekor mit Darstellung eines stehenden Husaren, mehreren Mondsicheln und einem Vogel. Teils verputzte Inschriften, darunter "pugna pro patria". Am Klingenansatz schwer leserlich signiert "... in Solingen". Eiserne Parierstange mit langen Mitteleisen, quartseitig Daumenring. Hilze mit originalem Lederbezug (Fehlstellen, Hilze leicht wurmstichig). Aufgenagelte Knaufkappe aus Messingblech mit anhängender Griffkette. Originale Holzscheide mit schwarzem Lederbezug (leicht geschrumpft). Eiserne Montierung, die zwei Tragebänder mit je zwei beweglichen Trageringen. Ortblech mit langen seitlichen Spangen. Länge 136 cm.Zustand: II - IIIA Polish hussar's estoc, circa 1670 Narrow thrusting blade of triangular section, deeply fullered on all sides. The point pitted and notched, a chip on the central section of the blade. Ornamental décor etched in the upper third, depicting a standing hussar, several crescent moons and a bird. Some of the inscriptions over-polished, including "pugna pro patria". The barely legible signature "... in Solingen" at the root of the blade. The iron quillons with a long crosspiece, a thumb ring on the reverse. The grip with original leather cover (imperfections, the grip with minor worm damage). The sheet brass pommel cap fastened with nails, the grip chain attached. The original wooden scabbard covered in black leather (slightly shrunken). Iron mounting, the two carrying straps each with two movable suspension rings. The chape with long, lateral bars. Length 136 cm.Condition: II - III
Silbermontierter und steinbesetzter Magnatensäbel, Ungarn, 19. Jhdt. Gekrümmte, an der Spitze zweischneidige Rückenklinge mit beidseitig graviertem Dekor in Form von Sternen und Trophäenbündeln. Auf dem Klingenrücken Herstellerinschrift "Guillaume Knecht Fabriquant a Solingen". Floral getriebenes und graviertes Silbergefäß, auf der Terzseite aufgesetztes Silberfiligran mit gefassten Smaragden, Diamanten und einem Rubin. Samtüberzogene Holzscheide mit drei en suite getriebenen Silberbeschlägen, auf der Schauseite jeweils kuppelförmiges Zierelement im Zentrum. Samtbezug mit späterer Ergänzung, eine Tragespange fehlt, der Ortbeschlag einseitig aufgeplatzt. Länge 96 cm. Zustand: II -A Hungarian silver-mounted magnate‘s sabre set with stones, 19th century Curved single-edged blade with double-edged point decorated on both sides with engraved stars and trophy bundles. On the back of the blade maker’s inscription "Guillaume Knecht Fabriquant a Solingen". Florally chased and engraved silver hilt, the obverse with applied silver filigree set with emeralds, diamonds and a ruby. Velvet-covered wooden scabbard with three silver mounts chased en suite, each with domed decorative element on the obverse. Velvet cover with later replacement, one suspension bar missing, the chase burst on one side. Length 96 cm.Condition: II -
Silbermontierte Luxus-Karabella, Polen, Mitte 19. Jhdt. Ältere, beidseitige gekehlte Rückenklinge um 1600 mit zweischneidiger, leicht verbreiterter Spitze. Terzseitig in Gold eingelegtes Motto "Iudica domine nocentes, me expugna impugnantes me" ("Richte, o Herr, die mir unrecht tun; kämpfe nieder, die mich bekämpfen!", David, Psalm 35). Auf der Quartseite geschlagene Sägezahnmarken. Fein gravierte und ziselierte, teilvergoldete Parierstange mit beidseitigem Rankendekor. Elfenbeingriffschalen mit Griffbändern und Nieten aus fein graviertem, teilvergoldetem Silber. Aufwendig gearbeitete Scheide aus teilvergoldetem Silber mit beidseitigem Rankendekor, dazwischen Felder mit in Silber immitierter Rochenhaut. Zwei bewegliche Trageringe. Alle Beschläge mit Tremolierstich, Feingehaltspunze "15" (Scheide) bzw. "13" (Griff) sowie ungedeuteter Herstellerpunze "SPC". Länge 87,5 cm.Hochwertig gearbeitete Luxuswaffe in nahezu neuwertigem Zustand. Achtung - Versand in Nicht-EU-Staaten unterliegt CITES Regularien.Zustand: I - IIA deluxe Polish silver-mounted karabela, mid-19th century Dating from circa 1600, the older, single-edged blade with fullers on both sides and a broad, double-edged point. The obverse with the gold-inlaid motto "Iudica domine nocentes, me expugna impugnantes me" ("Contend, O Lord, with those who contend with me; fight against those who fight against me." David, Psalm 35). Saw tooth marks struck on the reverse. The delicately engraved and chased, partially gilt quillons with decorative tendrils on both sides. Ivory grip scales with grip frames and rivets in finely engraved, partially gilt silver. The elaborately worked scabbard in partially gilt silver with decorative tendrils on both sides, interspersed with fields of imitation ray skin in silver. Two movable suspension rings. All fittings stamped with an assayer's mark, the mark of fineness "15" (scabbard), "13" (grip) and an unknown manufacturer's mark "SPC". Length 87.5 cm.Magnificent weapon of the highest order, in almost mint condition.Attention - shipping to non-EU countries subject to CITES.Condition: I - II
Selection of WW1 Trench Art From Shell Fuse Heads, the first being a polished German example mounted onto a steeped turned wooden stand, the fuse head is stamped “Dopp. Z. 96n / A” and “Sp.174”. To the base of the stand is a brass plaque engraved “NEUVE CHAPELLE 14 – 3 – 1915 N R.H.A”; The second example is also a German shell head mounted onto a turned wood circular base, the shell head stamped “80 IVA 165 4/16” and then with makers mark; The third again is a German shell head made into a ink pot, mounted onto a brass plaque and wooden base, the plaque being engraved “CAMBRAI” with a fence made out of bullet heads. The fuse head has a lid made which is engraved with a shield and the letter “M”, fuse head is stamped “Dopp. Z. 96. n/A”. Accompanied by a later WW2 brass letter opener with a make shift scabbard. The letter opener handle is engraved “CHERBOURGE” and the other side “1944”, the scabbard part is engraved “MONT ST ELOI”. (4 items)
Pair of WW1 Trench Art Vases, being a pair of 18 pdr shell cases, both being dated 1917. Hammered design with the Welsh Dragon and 1914-19 engraved to the lower sections; Brass WW2 ARP hand bell with wooden handle; British No4 Mk II Spike Bayonet in steel scabbard with webbing frog dated 1942, plus another spike bayonet without scabbard. (5 items)
WW1 German Trench Knife, with two piece slab wood grips. Steel cross guard which has been cut down, probably period done. Housed in its steel scabbard with leather belt loop attachment. Knife blade with acceptance stamp. Blade 13 ½ cms, overall 28 ½ cms. Some wear but generally a good example.
Scarce WW1 German All Steel Handle Trench Knife, the one piece steel grip in the form of the Mauser 98/05 bayonet grip design with long oval guard. Housed in its blackened steel scabbard with leather belt loop fitting. Knife blade with Ernst Busch Solingen makers details. The blade has been tipped. Blade measures 13cms, overall 29cms.
WW1 German EB42 Ersatz Bayonet, good example with steel one piece handle, cross guard with open muzzle ring. Housed in its steel scabbard with remains of a blackened finish. Good condition sawback blade with crowned acceptance stamps. Blade 36cms, overall 51 ¼ cms. The exterior of the bayonet shows some wear and with some pitting but otherwise a good example.
WW1 German Model 98/05 “Butcher” Bayonet, good example with two piece wooden slab grips. Housed in its original steel scabbard with black leather bayonet frog attached. Swollen blade with fuller to the back edge. Acceptance stamp to spine with 1915 date. Maker marked “V.C.SCHILLING SUHL”. Some service wear and dents to the scabbard. Blade 36 ½ cms, overall 51 ½ cms.
WW1 German Model 98/05 “Butcher” Bayonet with Sawback Blade, good untouched example with two piece wooden slab grips and long upturned cross guard. Housed in steel scabbard with its original 1915 dated leather bayonet frog attached. Swollen blade with fuller to back edge and sawback edge. Stamped with acceptance stamp and 1916 date. Blade marked “WAFFENFABRIK MAUSER A.G. OBERNDORF a.M”. Blade measures 36 ½ cms, overall 52cms. Some pitting to the lower section of the scabbard and the leather frog is dry in places but otherwise a good example.
Rare German Prussian Commemorative Bayonet, interesting and scarce short pattern bayonet produced without the ability to fix to a rifle. Eagle head top with fine relief of the eagle feathers, missing its original jewelled eyes which would have originally been present. To the slab grips is gilt crowned Imperial monogram of Kaiser Wilhelm II. Housed in its blackened scabbard with leather bayonet frog attached. The blade is etched with blued panels to both sides, first side with Deutsches Kaiserreich eagle, motto “Erinnerung an den Weltkrieg” and then monogram of Kaiser Wilhelm II. The reverse of the blade is etched again with blued panel having trophy of arms, foliage and Iron Cross. Some light wear to the blade but generally still a good example. Blade measures 19 ½ cms, overall 34 ½ cms.
Imperial German Mauser 98/05 Butcher Bayonet, with two piece wooden slab grips. Housed in its steel scabbard with brown leather bayonet frog having the remains of the makers stamp and deeply struck 1915 date. Standard swollen blade with Weyersberg Kirschbaum & CIE Solingen (WKC) makers details and crowned acceptance stamp 15 (1915) to the blade spine. Some expected wear but generally a good example. Blade measures 37cms overall 52cms.
Regimentally Marked Imperial German Mauser 1871/84 Bayonet, good example with two piece wooden slab grips with steel securing studs. Short guard with muzzle ring. Black leather scabbard with steel mounts. Rear guard and top scabbard mount with matching regimental stampings “62. R.M.G. 16”. Single edged blade with fuller to the back edge. Stamped “Soemmerda” and the spine stamped with acceptance stamp and crowned W 88. The blade measures 25 ¼ cms, overall 41cms.
Regimentally Marked Imperial German Mauser 1871/84 Bayonet, good example with two piece slab wooden grips with steel rivet mounts. Short pattern cross guard with muzzle ring. Rear of the guard is stamped “B.9. R.12.197” and the other side “24626”. Housed in the original leather scabbard with steel mounts. Single edged blade with fuller to the back edge. Blade marked “SIMSON & CO SUHL”. Blade measures 25cms, overall 40 ½ cms.
Scarce Imperial German Seitengewehr Model 1898 Mauser Bayonet with Regimental Etched Blade of Oldenburg Infantry Regiment Nr 91, fine example of the long model mauser bayonet with two piece wooden slab grips and parade style plated pommel and crossguard. Housed in its original leather and steel mounted scabbard with brown leather bayonet frog attached. Evidence of a makers stamp to the reverse of the bayonet frog and also stamped with “BA IX”. Blade being a piped back example with early WKC makers trade mark to the base. The blade is etched with foliage and trophy of arms to one side and the other side with foliage and a panel having the gothic script regimental details of “Oldenb. Infant. Rgt. No 91.”. Some light surface marks and scuffing to the blade plating. The leather scabbard has splits to the same section either side, possibly caused by mounting at one time. These regimental presentation pieces were often purchased by enlisted ranks and one year volunteers once they had finished service in the regiment as a memory of their service. The blade measures 52 ½ cms, overall 67 ¾ cms.
Scarce Imperial German Seitengewehr Model 1898 Mauser Bayonet with Regimental Etched Blade of Westfallen-Jager Battalion No 7, fine example of the long model mauser bayonet with two piece wooden slab grips and parade style plated pommel and crossguard. Housed in its original leather and steel mounted scabbard with large un-dated brown leather bayonet frog attached. Blade being a piped back example with early Carl Eickhorn, Solingen makers trade mark to the base. The blade is etched with hunting scenes to one side and the other side with hunting scenes and a blued panel having the gothic script regimental details of “Westf. Jager Bataillon No7”. Some light surface marks to the blade and some light scuffing to the leather scabbard but otherwise a good example. These regimental presentation pieces were often purchased by enlisted ranks and one year volunteers once they had finished service in the regiment as a memory of their service. The blade measures 52 ½ cms, overall 67 ¾ cms.
Imperial German Ersatz All Steel Bayonet, good example of the standard Mauser ersatz bayonet which retains much of its original field grey paint finish to both the hilt and the scabbard. Attached to the scabbard is the original leather bayonet frog and bayonet troddel. The reverse of the bayonet frog stamped “B.A.X.I—“. Mostly single edged knife blade with acceptance stamp at the forte. Blade measures 29 ½ cms, overall 45 ½ cms. Some areas of paint loss and wear but generally a good untouched example.
Imperial German Ersatz Bayonet, well worn and heavily rusted exterior. The bayonet is complete with the original metal scabbard. The un-marked single edged blade with fuller to the back edge which actually remains in good condition compared to the exterior of the bayonet. The blade measures 31 ¼ cms, overall 45 ½ cms. Accompanied by a long model WW1 Turkish Mauser bayonet complete with its original leather and steel mounted scabbard. The blade slightly shortened and rounded tip. Turkish markings to the blade and hilt. Blade 46cms, overall 59 ½ cms. (2 items)
Imperial German Cavalry Officers Blue, Gilt and Damascus Presentation Sword, fine example of a grosser hilt pattern officers dress sabre with fine deep relief of oak leaves to the knuckle bow, leading to lion head with inset ruby coloured glass eyes and relief to the back strap. Grip retains the original wire binding. Cavalry pattern crossed swords and lances to the langet with the reverse having knights helmet relief and blank shield. Housed in its original blued steel scabbard with single hanging ring. Leather and bullion portepee attached to the hilt. Curved piped back blade with artificial Damascus decoration, the top section of the blade with double sided blue and gilt panels. One side is etched with the presentation “Fahnrich v.Mosch seinem verhrten Schiffner”. The reverse side of the blade is etched with trophies of arms and foliage. Under the langet is stamped “Damaststahl”. Blade has makers details to the spine of Gustav Schernick, Berlin. Some light areas of spotting near to the tip and slight areas of the blue and gilt loss but generally still a very good example. Blade measures 83cms, overall 100cms.
Third Reich SA Dress Dagger by Arthur Shuttelhoffer & Co Solingen-Wald, very good example of a late RZM type dress dagger for the SA. Complete with the original brown wooden grip having enamelled SA device and SA eagle emblem. Plated exterior fittings and RZM style scabbard. The double edged blade is etched with the motto “Alles fur Deutschland” in gothic script and the reverse side has RZM makers code for Arthur Shuttelhoffer & Co Solingen-Wald (RZM M7/13). The blade shows some light wear but generally is a very good condition example. The blade measures 22cms, overall 37 ½ cms.
Third Reich NSKK Dress Dagger by Paul Weyersberg & Co Solingen, wooden grip with nickel silver eagle and enamel SA device inserted. Some small chips to the front of the grip and a large chip to the reverse. Lower cross guard with some areas of plating lifting. Housed in its blackened scabbard with both top and bottom mounts. Double edged blade with standard “Alles fur Deutschland” motto. Reverse of the blade with RZM makers code, M7/43 for Paul Weyersberg & Co, Solingen. Some light surface staining but generally the blade is in good condition. Blade measures 22cms, overall 37cms.
WW2 German Army Officers Dress Dagger by Carl Eickhorn Solingen, good untouched example having the original dark orange celluloid grip, pommel with oak leaves relief and army eagle form cross guard. Original bullion dress portepee attached to the cross guard. Housed in the original scabbard. Attached to the scabbard is an original set of velvet backed brocade hanging straps with metal clips. Plain double edged blade with Carl Eickhorn makers trade mark to the forte. The blade measures 25 ½ cms, overall 40cms. Generally good condition, the dress portepee has frayed and worn.
Interesting Captured WW2 German Army Officers Dress Dagger by Carl Eickhorn, an interesting example of a standard pattern German army officers dress dagger with deep orange celluloid grip, standard pommel and army cross guard. Housed in its polished scabbard with two hanging rings. The blade has been beautifully engraved, probably by a German blade manufacturer, “Captured at Dusseldorf by Capt P.F. COLLINS”, the reverse of the blade has a engraved panel with foliage and the Eickhorn trade mark. The blade remains in excellent overall condition. Blade measures 25 ¼ cms, overall 39 ½ cms. It was common practice after the war for the German dagger manufacturers to sell spare daggers and accessories to allied troops to take home as souvenirs, we can only think that due to the style of engraving this was a specially requested piece by either a British or American officer for the dagger he has captured.
WW2 German Army Officers Dagger by J A Henckels Solingen, good example of a standard model Army officers dress dagger with its white celluloid grip, standard pommel and standard pattern cross guard. Attached to the grip is a dress portepee. Housed in its heavily polished scabbard with two hanging rings which have attached an original set of army officers brocade hanging straps, the top hanger mount being stamped “DRGM”. Standard plain doubled edged blade with J A Henckels Solingen makers trade mark to the forte. The blade measures 25 ¼ cms, overall 39 ½ cms.
German Weimar Republic Cavalry Officers Sword with Etched Blade, fine example with brass lion head grip, crossed cavalry swords to the langet and relief of trophy of arms to the knucklebow. Grip with original covering and wire binding. Housed in its blackened steel scabbard with single hanging ring. Slightly curved blade which is etched both sides with oakleaves and a small double fuller section. No makers trademark. Blade measures 79cms, overall 100cms.
WW2 German Army Officers “Scharnhorst” Pattern Dress Sword by Carl Eickhorn, fine example with much of the gilt finish remaining to the hilt, langet and the Puma head top. Fine quality raised down winged eagle to the langet, oakleaves relief to the knucklebow and fine quality Puma head with glass ruby coloured eyes. Stamped to the underside of the cross guard “D.R.P”. A cloth and bullion wire dress portepee is attached to the sword. Housed in its original blackened scabbard with single hanging ring. Slightly curved plain blade with fuller to three quarter length of the blade. Carl Eickhorn makers trade mark to the base of the blade. The blade measures 81cms, overall 95 ½ cms.
Personalised WW2 German Army Officers Dress Sword by WKC, fine example of a WKC model Nr 1058 dress sword with fine gilt metal guard and langet with short winged eagle to the centre. Knuckle guard with relief of oakleaves leading to dove head style with relief of laurel leaves. Black celluloid covered grip with wire binding. Reverse of the langet has engraved bird in flight. Housed in the original blackened scabbard with single hanging ring. Slightly curved blade which is crudely etched “Macht des Volkes Seele Stark” with the date 9.4.1935 and signature of Ludendorff. WKC knights head trade mark under the langet. Fuller to back edge of the blade, three quarter length. Blade measures 80 ½ cms, overall 95 ½ cms.
WW2 German Luftwaffe 2nd Pattern Officers Dress Dagger by Robert Klaas Solingen, good example with deep orange celluloid grip retaining the original wire binding. Top pommel with swastika to the centre of both sides, remains of the gilt wash to the swastikas. Luftwaffe eagle cross guard and original officers dress portepee attached. Housed in the original scabbard with much of the original blued finish remaining. Double edged blade with makers trademark to the forte. Some light wear but generally a good example. Blade measures 25 cms, overall 42 ¼ cms. Some fraying to the portepee.
Luftwaffe 2nd Pattern Officers Dress Dagger by Arthur Everit Solingen, standard 2nd pattern example with Luftwaffe eagle cross guard, white celluloid grip (missing wire binding) and pommel with swastika to the centre of both sides. Housed in its original scabbard with two hanging rings. Double edged plain blade with makers trade mark “A E S” for Arthur Everit Solingen. The blade shows some surface staining, blade measures 25cms, overall 41 ½ cms. Dagger shows some wear and polishing etc but an unusual maker to find.
Third Reich Luftwaffe Officers Dress Sword by SMF Solingen, fine example of the 2nd pattern dress sword with the fittings produced in aluminium. Large pommel with gilt sun dial style swastika to both sides, blue leather covered grip with the wire binding, feathered cross guard with gilt swastikas to both sides. Complete with its original blue leather covered scabbard with aluminium mounts. Attached to the scabbard is the original leather hanger. Fine condition blade with central fuller to the top section. Blade with SMF Solingen trade mark and acceptance stamp above. Blade measures 66 ½ cms, overall 88cms. Some scuffing to the leather and a small dent in the lower chape but otherwise a good example.
WW2 German Kriegsmarine Officers Dress Dagger by Carl Eickhorn Solingen, good example of the standard pattern naval officers dagger with white celluloid grip retaining the original wire binding. Eagle and swastika top pommel and brass cross guard with release button to the centre. Housed in its original scabbard with two hanging rings. The blade has standard pattern etching with foliage and fouled anchors to the centre. Carl Eickhorn makers trademark to the forte. Some light surface staining to the blade. The blade measures 25 ¼ cms, overall 42cms. Stated to have been taken from a German U-Boat commander by a British Naval officer, however no proof can accompany this claim by the vendor.
Third Reich Hitler Youth Boys Dagger by Emil Voos Solingen, good example of an early pattern Hitler Youth boys dagger with the motto “Blut und Ehre!” to the blade. The dagger is complete with its chequered grips which has enamel HJ diamond to the centre. Single edged blade with motto which remains in very good condition having much of the original finish remaining. Reverse of the blade having Emil Voos Solingen makers trademark. Dagger is housed in the original scabbard with an unusual strap and buckle fitting to the top as opposed to the usual press stud fitting, the first example we have encountered with this feature. Some plating lifting to the exterior fittings but overall a very good example with an unusual variation. Blade measures 13cms, overall 25 ½ cms.
1st Model German Railways Dress Dagger by Robert Klass Solingen, good example of the dagger stated to have been the 1st model Railways dress dagger, in the same design as that of the German army officers dagger but with a black grip fitted. The dagger is complete with its original scabbard with correct Asterix marks to the scabbard rings. Plain double edged blade with Robert Klass Solingen makers mark. The blade measures 24cms, overall 39 ½ cms. Some plating lifting to the scabbard but otherwise a nice example of a scarce dagger.
Italian Fascist MSVN Dress Dagger, standard model example in form of eagle head with black ebony centres having brass Italian Fascist symbol inserted to the centre. Housed in its blued steel scabbard with belt loop fitting to the reverse. Un-marked plated single edged steel blade measuring 17cms, overall 30 ¼ cms.
Third Reich Parade Bayonet with Regimental Double Sided Etched Blade by F W Holler Solingen, standard enlisted ranks parade bayonet having chequered slab grips. Housed in the original black scabbard fitted with a later leather bayonet frog. The blade is etched to one side with foliage, scenes of machine gun team, artillery gun team and panzer tank, above this is the dedication “Fur Erinnerung an meine Diensttzeit” (In Memory of my Service), reverse of the blade has etched panzer reconnaissance vehicle to centre surrounded by foliage and regimental details of “Aufklarungs Regiment 6” (Reconnaissance Regiment Motorised 6). The blade measures 24 ¾ cms, overall 41 ½ cms.
WW2 German Army “In Memory of my Service” Commemorative Dress Bayonet by Carl Eickhorn Solingen, fine example of a standard pattern parade pattern dress bayonet with two piece black chequered grips. Housed in the original scabbard with parade pattern leather bayonet frog attached. Blade with etching to one side of down winged German army eagles, oakleaves and scrolls with the motto “Fur Erinnerung an meine Dienstzeit”. Reverse with Carl Eickhorn makers trade mark. Blade 19 ¾ cms, overall 34 ½ cms.
WW2 German Parade Bayonet by E F Horster Solingen, with two piece chequered slab grips. Housed in its original scabbard with parade pattern thin black leather frog. Standard blade with makers details to the forte. Blade measures 20cms, overall 35cms. Accompanied by a German soldiers 1945 pocket diary and another Third Reich small printed publication. (3 items)
WW2 German Army Short Pattern Parade Bayonet by Ernst Pack & Sohne Solingen, good example with two piece chequered grips, plated pommel and cross guard. Housed in its blackened scabbard. Very good condition plated blade with makers details to the forte. Blade measures 20cms, overall 34 ½ cms.
WW2 German Mauser K98 Bayonet, being a non-matching numbers example with bakelite slab grips. Waffen-amt stamps to the rear of the handle. Housed in its steel scabbard with black leather bayonet frog attached. Standard pattern blade stamped “0935 m” to one side and the other “cof 43”. Some stitching faults to the bayonet frog but otherwise a good example. Accompanied by another K98 bayonet with non-matching numbers. This example having wood slab grips, housed in steel scabbard with 1940 dated bayonet frog attached. Standard pattern blade stamped “8461” to one side and the other “42 agv”. (2 items)
WW2 German Mauser K98 Bayonet, with two piece wooden slab grips. Waffen-amt stamps to the reverse of the top pommel. Housed in its steel scabbard with leather frog attached. Blade is stamped “7449 m” and the scabbard is stamped “7309”. Reverse of the blade is stamped “42 asw”. Fuller to the back edge of the blade. The blade measures 25cms, overall 40 ½ cms. Some dents to the scabbard and some light evidence of sharpening to the blade.
WW2 German Matching Numbers K98 Bayonet, with two piece bakelite slab grips, waffen-amt stamps to the rear pommel. Housed in its blackened steel scabbard with a late war / tropical webbing frog with leather securing strap. Blade and scabbard with matching numbers “4535”, reverse of the blade stamped “F. HERDERA. Sn”. Blade measures 24 ¾ cms, overall 40 ¼ cms.
Victorian British Naval Boarding Cutlass, fine example with large blackened steel dish guard with brass plaque to the centre. Steel ribbed grip. Housed in its leather scabbard with steel mounts. Slightly curved polished steel blade with the back edge stamped “HARVEY” and various issue stamps to the forte and 1888 date (88). The blade measures 68 ½ cms, overall 85cms.
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