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A Swiss bayonet to fit Sturmgewehr 57 assault rifle, the blade produced by Wenger & Co of Delemont and marked with W with Serial No. 170548. the scabbard marked with a P, identifying the firm as Paillard AG of Saint Croix with leather frog marked to the rear R Jager Granichen 66, blade length 9 1/4", overall length 14 1/2".
Ø A CARVED SPERM WHALE TOOTH LOG STAMP depicting a sperm whale with raised tail, open jaw, eye and fins, lozenge-shaped stamp, inscribed ‘s’, now mounted on turned ebonized stand -- 6 x 7in. (15 x 18cm.); together with a fragment of marine ivory, scrimshaw decorated with profile of a whaling ship over one side -- 3in. (7.5cm.); and a marine ivory handled knife contained in wooden scabbard -- 12½in. (32cm.) overall (3)Condition report: Good overall condition, typical wear commensurate with age.
Ø AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY MIDSHIPMAN'S DIRK unsigned, 6½in. plain tapered steel blade, gilt brass disk, turned ivory grip, contained within leather scabbard with brass mounts -- 10in. (25.5cm.) longCondition report: Blade rusted overall, missing threaded end cap, scabbard lower section parted, leather dry and shrinking and cracked, leather probably missing a section.
Ø A LATE 18TH CENTURY NAVAL DIRK BY GOLDNEY, LONDON the 18½in. steel blade, engraved on both sides with the royal arms and cartouche inscription ‘FOR MY COUNTRY’, fluted ivory grip with gilt brass quillons and pommel, contained within leather gilt brass mounted scabbard issue, signed and inscribed Goldney Late Neild 4 St. James's Street Sword Cutler to his Royal Highness Prince of Wales, complete with suspension loops and frog mount -- 24½in. (62cm.) overallFootnote: T.S Goldney was located at 4 St. James's Street, London between 1795-1809.
A FINE REGULATION DIRK FOR THE ROYAL NAVY, CIRCA 1930 with 18in. etched steel blade with cypher for George IV and signed for ‘Gieve, Matthews & Seagrove Ltd’ fish skin grip with regulation lion's head pommel and acorn finials, contained within regulation brass mounted scabbard engraved with owner's name ‘H. HOOK RN’ -- 21in. (53cm.); together with regulation sword belt (2)Condition report: Fine condition throughout.
Three swords, including an 1853 pattern cavalry sabre and two other swords with solid hilts, 1853 pattern, approx 79cm long (including scabbard)Condition report: Two swords heavily restored, the cutlass with pitting and oxidisation.5cm widthPlease see additional images. Heavily buffedRemnants of old rustHeavily buffedRemnants of old rustShortest example (Curved) - 65.5cm long (blade)Example with scabbard – 62.5cm long (blade)Extremely buffed example – 72.5cm long (blade)
A 19TH CENTURY BRITISH OFFICERS SWORD with fish skin grip and a steel hilt, the 82cm long blade is marked Henry Poole & Co, Saville Row London and numbered 106965, with a leather scabbard Condition: the end of the leather scabbard broken off, blade with some pitting and marks along the cutting surface, the grip with dirt and minor rust build up
A German Third Reich Kriegsmarine officer's Dagger, by WKC, white celluloid wired grip with gilt metal eagle top with swastika, anchor decorated cross guard, press button release, etched double fullered and edged 25cm blade inscribed WKC with helmet, hammered gilt scabbard with two suspension rings, 42cm overall length
A German Third Reich SS dagger with 22cm double-edged blade, etched MEINE EHRE HEISST TREUE (My Honor is Loyalty), with nickel crossguard and hardwood grip inset with eagle and swastika, housed in a nickel plated scabbard the central band with interlinked stylized swastikas and the hanging chain with alternating SS runes and death head emblems
Victorian Police Constabulary Hanger circa 1860. 58cm (22 ¾ ?) single edged, fullered, curved blade etched R.B.P. No,,180. Brass stirrup hilt with stepped brass pommel and ribbed pale shagreen grip ? possibly indicative of use by River or Dock Police. Leather scabbard with brass fittings. 75cm (29 ½ ?) overall
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