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Click here to subscribeSmall Selection of Various Knivesconsisting Scandinavian fishing knife. Single edged blade. White metal ferrule and pommel. Bark covered grip. Contained in its leather sheath with white metal mounts ... Miniature German hunting knife. 2 inch single edged blade. White metal ferrule and pommel. Antler grip. Contained in its leather scabbard with white metal mounts ... Modern made double edged blade hunting knife with brass mounts and wooden grip. 3 items.
Mid 19th Century Spanish Main Gauche Left Hand Dagger12 1/4 inch, single edged blade with sharpened back edge point. Chiselled spine. Forte with blade braking slots. The blade with etched and gilt filled floral panels. Similar decoration to the forte with “Artilleria Fabrica De Toledo”. 9 /12 inch, steel crossguard. Steel bowl guard with floral etching. Steel pommel. Copper wire bound grip with steel edge bars. Still retains its steel scabbard throat with floral etching. Fine quality made piece.
Various 20th Century Knivesconsisting William Rodgers sheath knife. 5 1/4 inch blade. Brass, oval crossguard. Antler slab grips. In its field made, leather scabbard ... Small sheath knife. Brass crossguard. Alloy pommel. Leather washer grip. In its leather scabbard ... Nowill & Son knife. Alloy crossguard. Wooden slab grips. Contained in its leather scabbard. 5 items.
A Third Reich “Prinz Eugen” pattern Army officer’s sword of the type favoured by Waffen SS officers, plated blade 32½” with post 1941 Eickhorn mark, the grey metal hilt retaining traces of gilding, and with wire bound black plastic covered grip, in its black painted steel scabbard, GC; together with 3 photo copies of photographs including a group taken at P.O.W. camp Danzig which includes L/Cpl L.G. Parsons, to whom this sword was given on the liberation of the camp, and “Standing Orders Governing the wearing of Clothing and Equipment”, the cover bearing the regimental badge of The Buffs, and inscribed to L/Cpl. Parsons, L.G., 1st Bn The Buffs (slightly worn). Sword only Plate 3 £400-450
A scarce Victorian 1822 pattern generals field sword, 33" blade by Henry Wilkinson Pall Mall London No23723, etched with VR, foliage and crossed sword and baton. 1845 pattern hilt with crossed sword and baton, fishskin covered grip. In its field officer’s brass scabbard, throat stamped “Wilkinson Pall Mall” GC (has been cleaned) £300-400
A good Victorian 1822 pattern field officer’s sword, blade 32½” with maker’s name “W. Buckmaster and Co, 3 New Burlington St. London”, heavily etched for 20" with trophies of arms, crown, VR, foliage and Royal Arms; regulation hilt with wire bound fishskin covered grip, folding sideguard (retaining much gilding). In its original brass field rank scabbard in above average GC. Plate 3 £300-350
A George V 1897 pattern Indian Army Infantry officer’s levee sword, the slender Victorian blade 32” by Henry Wilkinson, numbered 24787 (1882), etched with panels of scrolled foliage, crowned “VR” cypher, crown over vacant shield and strung bugle, and near the forte “T. Riley from HA”, with regulation pattern steel hilt bearing crowned “GRI” cypher, in its leather covered FS scabbard. Generally GC (dark patina to hilt and blade, scabbard leather split and worn. Presumably a re-hilted family blade. £100-150
A 1908 pattern cavalry trooper’s sword, the blade slightly narrower than normal with narrow fullers and no visible markings, the hilt having brown composition grip and the guard with small Enfield inspector’s mark on the underside, in its scabbard with worn Enfield inspector’s marks. GC (polished and chrome plated overall, the grip unofficially modified with deep finger grooves and no bottom ferrule). £120-180
A 1908 India Pattern cavalry trooper’s sword, the blade marked “WILKINSON PALL MALL”, inspector’s marks, date “5 “19" and “IP 08” on the back edge, the underside of the guard having Wilkinson “WSC” mark, the upper side stamped “H.XI”, with black dermatine grip, in its scabbard, the top mount stamped “AYC” and government sale mark. GC (polished bright overall, including the blade, the guard with patches of rust). Plate 3 £150-250
A 1908 pattern cavalry trooper’s sword, the blade bearing Enfield mark, “12 and “14 inspection dates and “P08” on the back edge, the hilt with brown composition grip, in its scabbard which is also Enfield marked and with “12 inspection date, the top mount having indistinct regimental markings. GC, repainted khaki which partly hides the scabbard markings. Plate 3 £200-300
An M37 Entrenching Tool helve, with fitting pin for No 4 spike bayonet, fitted with a No 4 Mk III spike bayonet in its scabbard; and another, the entrenching tool end cut off, the bayonet fitting stamped “MHB”, broad arrow and “1945”, fitted with No 9 knife bayonet dated 1949 (no scabbard) GC £60-80
An African Tuareg decorative ceremonial “sword”, 38½” overall, consisting of a cruciform hilt with large ball pommel and finials and with vestigial 3½” tapered blade, and “scabbard” containing no blade but with 4 external sheaths, originally containing 6 small knives arranged 2-1-2-1 and all with similar blades (2 now missing), the hilts and “scabbards” of dark b rown hard leather tooled and deeply embossed with geometric patterns, rectangles, and circles, also with large ball finials, and having 2 wide leather suspension straps (originally longer). GC £100-150
A 19th century kindjal, blade 13¼”, with maker’s mark on one side at forte, lightly scroll etched fullers for full length on both sides, with narrow central fuller, darkwood hilt of traditional form with outer side covered in sheet silver with lightly etcehed borde and incorporating 2 prominant studs and 2 florets, in its leather scabbard, the fron covered with sheet silver stamped with simple foliate designs in panels. GC (minor wear) Plate 31 £140-160
A WWII period German S84/98 bayonet: straight single edge fuller blade over steel hilt and two piece wooden grip, the steel pommel stamped with dropped wing waffenamt (pre-1938) inspector's mark in a black steel scabbard with black leather frog signed and dated 'Earnst Stutte 1937'; blade length 25cm.
An 18th century mourning sword: the straight tri-form blade with etched decoration to ricasso over a pieced oval shell with single quillon and guard, one piece steel grip and pommel, in a black velvet scabbard with single suspension, blade length 82cm, together with a Masonic court sword by Toye of London (2)
An Imperial German Naval Dirk: the straight double edged and double fullered blade with traces of acid etched decoration over a gilt brass hilt with foul anchor decoration, button release and double capstan quillons, one piece wire bound grip and gilt brass crown pommel, together in a gilt brass scabbard with double suspension rings, blade length 24cm
An Officer's Highland Pattern broadsword by Wilkinson: the straight double edge blade with traces of decoration to ricasso and numbered ' 6217' over basket hilt with wire bound fish skin grip, in a steel scabbard with double suspension loops, blade length 81cm, together with an Argyle & Sutherland helmet badge and a cast Highland crossbelt buckle (3)
Two Gurkha Kukri knives of typical form in leather scabbards, and with stained handles and each with two smaller knives secreted to the upper section of the scabbard, length 40cm.Additional InformationBoth have been cleaned and some stage and quite heavy polish to the blades, the small knives may be associated, very tight in the scabbard. General wear throughout, one of them has black tape holding the handle on to the blade, both blade edges have been heavily over polished.
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