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Click here to subscribeA British No.7 Mk.I L Knife Bayonet, the 20cm clip point fullered steel blade stamped to the ricasso at one side NO7MK1L, the opposing side dated 1948 and P within a circle for the Poole Arsenal, the blackened hilt with red/brown Tufnel grip, with blackened steel scabbard and webbing frog. Blade in good condition. The pommel with some wear to the blackened finish. Generally good.
A Prussian Model 1817/1869 Infantry Hanger, the 64cm single edge curved steel blade stamped 1. CS./1306. at the ricasso, the brass stirrup hilt with down-scroll quillon and with ribbed grip, lacks press stud, the black patent leather scabbard with brass mounts, 80cm. The blade has a small nick to the edge towards the tip and has black patching. The hilt has minor bruisng and is lacking its press stud. The surface of the leather scabbard is crazed and the brass chape is possibly a later addition.
An 1840 Model Spanish Infantry Briquet Sword, the 69cm single edge steel blade stamped FCA. DE TOLEDO 1869, the brass stirrup hilt with ribbed grip, possibly a copy; a Copy of an 1840 Model Spanish Infantry Briquet Sword, with brass mounted leather scabbard (2). 1 - Pitting to blade, inscription is stamped rather than engraved. Some jiggle to the blade and hilt. 2 - The lacquered finish to the brass hilt and scabbard mounts has a crizzled surface. The seam of the leather scabbard is missing part of the stitching.
An 18th Century Small Sword, the 71cm diamond section steel blade with narrow fuller to the ricasso stamped VVDEVS, the silver hilt lacking the guard, with finger rings, wrythen fluted grip and shell sheathed pommel, with leather scabbard; a Copy of a Spanish Infantry Sword, the 70cm single edge steel blade stamped Real Fabrica de Toledo. Ano de 1827, the later brass hilt with ribbed ebony grip, lacks scabbard (2). 1 - Nicks to tedge of blade with black patching to the surface. Guard missing from the hilt. No visible hallmarks. Leather scabbard is shabby with parts missing. 2 - Poorly cast hilt, blade probably a marriage.
A British 1856 Pattern Yataghan Sword Bayonet, the fullered steel blade with faint marks and stamped AH, the steel hilt with chequered leather grip scales, with steel mounted leather scabbard; a Spanish 1893 Artillery Bayonet, with Toledo blade, lacks scabbard; a Socket Bayonet, the fullered triangular section blade stamped No.261 and with arabic markings (3)
Two Collins & Co. ''Legitimus'' Machetes, with paper labels and one leather scabbard; also, six other Various machetes and eight bayonets with alterations (16). Machetes in used and dirty condition with rust pitting to blade. The bayonets have deeply pitted blades, some with alterations to the hilts.
A 19th Century Plug Bayonet, with single edge spear point steel blade, steel recurving crossguard, with horn baluster grip and brass mounted leather scabbard; three Fighting Knives, each with a later hilt fittings (4). Plug bayonet has a worm hole to the grip and rust pitting to blade and crossguard. One knife with deeply pitted blade and crossguard.
An Early 20th Century Bowie Knife, the 15cm clip point steel blade stamped J.DURNAND & CO., SHEFFIELD, with brass wavy edge crossguard, nickel cutlery hilt and nickel mounted tooled red leather scabbard; a German Hunting Knife, the 20.5cm draw-back fullered steel blade stamped G.K.S. SOLINGEN, with facetted bone grip; a 19th Century Dagger, the pointed leaf shape blade with wrigglework decoration, brass crossguard and white metal cutlery handle (3). Black patching to blades. Bone grip has cracks.
An 18th Century Spadroon, the 63cm single edge fullered steel blade engraved with birds and tendrils, the steel hilt with two bar guard (one missing) and wire bound shagreen hilt with fluted ovoid pommel, lacks scabbard, 79cm; a Copy of 17th Century Rapier, the 89cm diamond section steel blade with two marks of a star over C and a star over B, the steel hilt with pierced bowl guard chased with birds and foliage, long crossguard, wire bound grip and chequered wrythen fluted compressed globular pommel, 103cm (2). Spadroon with black patching to blade, one bar of the guard is missing, smsll woodworm holes to the grip. Rapier with brown/grey patina, good condition.
A Late 19th Century Court Sword, the 81.5cm double edge steel blade etched with crossed standards and foliage, the gilt brass beaded hilt with shell guard and swagged urn pommel, with gilt bullion thread sword knot and brass mounted leather scabbard, 97cm; an Indian Kukri, the nickel plated steel blade etched J.A.MARTIN, AMBALA, INDIA, with wood grip, leather scabbard and two sharpening knives (2)1 - Black patching to blade, wear to the gilding of the hilt, with some shredding of the gold lace strap for the sword knot. 2 - Some loss of leather from the scabbard, otherwise good condition.
A Wilkinson's Fairbairn Sykes Second Pattern Fighting Knife, with 17cm hand forged blackened steel blade, the steel crossguard stamped /I\ B2, with knurled brass grip, the tang nut bears clamp marks, with a brass mounted leather scabbard with elastic ''silent'' strap; a Book - Shooting to Live With the One-Hand Gun by Captain William Ewart Fairbairn and Captain Eric Anthony Sykes, first edition, published 1942, with dedication ''Compliments and good wishes of one of the authors. EAS'', green cloth, lacks dust jacket (2). 1 - Some pitting and slight bend to tip of blade, silent strap has lost its elasticity. 2 - some fading to binding, with areas of foxing.
Eight Bayonets, comprising:- a French Model 1874 Gras bayonet with cut-down St Etienne steel blade; three British No.4 Mk.II spike bayonets and two scabbards; a British No.9 Mk.I D-51 bayonet and scabbard; a British L1A3 knife bayonet and scabbard; and two British L3A1 knife bayonets with one white webbing scabbard; a Syrian Dagger, with brass scabbard (9)
A Romanian Presentation Dagger, the 21cm double edge steel blade numbered 43392, the gilt metal hilt with recurving crossguard with faux amber grip, gilt metal scabbard and hanging straps in a fitted case; a Very Similar Russian Dagger, with wood grip, no case; a Chinese Presentation Sword, with telescopic blade, cloisonne enamel grip and scabbard, in a fitted case; a Display Case of Fourteen Romanian Military Badges, in enamelled white metal and gilt metal (4)
An Elizabeth II 1827 Pattern Naval Officer's Sword, the 78cm single edge fullered steel blade etched with the Royal cypher, fouled anchor and foliage, the gilt brass gothic hilt cast with crowned fouled anchore, with wire bound cream fishskin grip, lion head pommel and hinged guard, blue and gilt metal thread sword knot with gilt brass mounted leather scabbard and original rain cover, 95.5cm. Good clean condition. Some wear to the gilding on the scabbard mounts
An American Knight's Templar Fraternity Sword, the 77cm part gilt steel blade etched with Medieval jousting scenes and original owner's name William H.Buckhart, by Russell Uniform Co., New York, the gilt metal cruciform hilt with red enamelled Maltese cross to the cartouche guard, ivorine grip engraved with a cross and a monogram, lacks pommel, the steel hilt with similar decorative mounts and chain suspender, 92cm. Pommel missing from hilt, rust pitting to scabbard.
An Edward VII 1897 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, the 83cm epee steel blade with half fuller to each side, etched with Royal cypher, coat of arms and foliage by F W Flight, High St., Winchester, with Proved poincon, the nickel plated steel hilt pierced and engraved with the Royal cypher, with wire bound fishskin grip, leather sword knot and steel scabbard, 100cm. Black patching and pitting to blade, with pitting to hilt and scabbard which would clean off.
A George V Royal Artillery Officer's Sword, 87.5cm single edge fullered steel blade etched with Royal cypher and Royal Artillery badge, with Proved poincon, the nickel plated steel three bar hilt with wire bound fishskin grip, leather sword knot and service scabbard, 107cm. Minor black patches to blade with wear to the etching. Some patching to hilt. Scabbard seams coming unstitched in places, with scuffing.
A Georgian Spadroon, with plain 76cm single edge fullered steel blade, the brass hilt with pierced D shape guard, angular knuckle bow, reeded square section bone grip and cushion pommel, with associated steel scabbard, 99cm. Cleaned off pitting to blade with rounded tip. Repair to grip, with numerous age cracks. Rust pitting to the associated scabbard.
An Unusual Naval Officer's Sword, possibly Colonial, the 84cm single edge fullered steel blade crisply etched with a fouled anchor below three stars, scrolling foliage and Coat of Arms, with maker's mark E.G. LONDON, EXTRA, and with Proved poincon, the later lacquered/varnished brass gothic hilt with hinged guard, cast with three stars over a fouled anchor, the pommel and backstrap cast with acanthus, oak leaves and acorns, with ribbed fishskin grip, with brass mounted leather scabbard, 99cm . Some black patching to blade. Wire binding to grip is missing. Crack to guard. The scabbard locket is lacking the securing strud. The hilt and scabbard mounts have been later lacquered/varnished.
A British 1856 Pattern Yataghan Sword Bayonet, the blade stamped with Sold Out of Service arrows, lacks scabbards; a Portugese Model 1886 KropatschekSword Bayonet, the steel crossguard stamped A675, the steel scabbard stamped K636 (2). 1 - Orange rust pitting to metalwork, lacks scabbard. 2 - Orange rust pitting to hilt and scabbard. Blade is good.
A Large Bowie Type Knife, with broad 30cm scallop back steel blade, the antler grip with German silver ferrule and pommel with milled edges, with black leather scabbard and silver plated foliate embossed chape; two Bowie Type Knives, each with 24.5cm clip point steel blade, brass crossguard and antler grip, lack scabbards, 39cm (3)
A Folding Knife, the 13cm blade stamped TO STRIKE FIRE, JOSEPH RODGERS & SONS, No.6 NORFOLK ST. SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND, *+, with chequered horn grip scales (altered); four Various Large Hunting/Bowie Knives, one with bone grip and leather sheath, one with horn grip scales and leather scabbard, two with brass rivetted wood grip scales (5). Folding knife with later brass rivets to the grip scales.
A First World War German Army Issue ''Grabendolch'' Trench Knife, the 15cm steel blade stamped DEMAG DUISBURG within a circle to one side, the opposing side stamped with a crowned D, the hilt with steel recurving crossguard and diagonally fluted wood grip scales, the steel scabbard with leather strap, 29cm . Grey patching to blade and scabbard which has a small dent near the tip. Minor bruising to grip scales. Generally in good condition.
An Early 20th Century Moroccan Jambiya, with 21cm double edge curved steel blade, rhinoceros horn grip with foliate chased low grade silver arched pommel, ferrule and scabbard with two suspender rings, 41cm; an Early 20th Century Saudi Arabian Jambiya, the 17cm curved double edge steel blade with raised medial ridge, the foliate embossed silver hilt with rhinoceros horn grip, the green and crimson velvet covered scabbard with foliate embossed silver mounts and filigree wire entwined rings, 31cm (2). Rust pitting and grey patching to blades, fine splits to horn grips and dents to scabbard mounts.
Two Arab Jambiyas, each with double edge curved steel blade with raised medial ridge, horn grip with white metal mounts and scabbard with foliate embossed/filigree decoration; a Similar Smaller Jambiya, with silvered copper grip and filigree scabbard (3). Some rust pitting to blades, with dents and small splits to the scabbarrd mounts.
An Early 20th Century Arab Jambiya, the 19.5cm double edge curved steel blade with raised medial ridge and traces of diapered engraved decoration at the ricasso, the rhinoceros horn grip with brass and silver pique decoration, with gilt roundels and collar, lacks scabbard; two Arab Jambiyas, each with horn grip and leather scabbard (3)
A Mid-20th Century Arab Jambiya, the 22cm double edge curved steel blade with raised medial ridge, with horn grip, leather scabbard with brass wire and pique decoration, and with metal thread embroidered belt; two Similar Smaller Jambiyas, one lacking a belt; a Small Jambiya, with elaborate gilt metal filigree decorated hilt and scabbard (4)
An Early 20th Century Moroccan Arab Jambiya, with 22.5cm double edge curved steel blade, horn grip with low grade silver mounts and scabbard embossed with flowerheads and tendrils; three Similar Jambiyas, one with bone grip, one with wood grip and one with bone grip and scabbard mounts (4). 1 - Black patching and pitting to blade, fine splits and small chips to horn grip. the three others have pitting to blades, the bone mounts have numerous splits
A Masai Seme Knife, with 26cm double edge leaf shape blade, hide bound grip and scabbard; two Hadendoa Daggers, each with ebony H shape hilt, one with leather scabbard; ten Various Tuareg Type Knives, with leather bound hilts and scabbards; a Knimcha Type Small Sword, lacks scabbard (14). Rust pitting to blades. Shabby condition.
A Tuareg Type Sword, with diaper engraved steel blade, leather bound grip and scabbard; two Shotel Type Swords, each with a European single edge steel blade and wood grip, one with hide scabbard; an African Spear, with leaf shape head, later wood haft and spatula type butt (4) . Rust pitting to blades. Shotel type swords have chips to the pommels and grips.
An Early 20th Century Somali ''Billa'' Knife, with 21cm double edge thin broad steel blade, ivory hilt with facetted conical silver pommel, 40cm; an Ottoman Bichaq, with white metal earred grip and scabbard with zoomorphic pommel; a Bhutanese Knife, with panelled waisted horn grip, white metal pommell and scabbard embossed with animals and snakes (3). 1 - Black patching to blade, fine cracks to grip, lacks scabbard. 2 - Black patching to blade, silver coating to grip has worn away, splits to scabbard. 3 - Numerous file marks to the blade with some orange rust pitting. Dents to the pommel and scabbard.
A Late 19th Century Indonesian Sword, the 50cm single edge steel blade with narrow fuller to the back edge and upturned tip, with brass stirrup hilt and horn grip well carved with a lion head pommel; a Burmese Dha, the 51cm single edge steel blade etched with traditonal dancers, the silvered brass hilt and scabbard embossed with bands of foliage; also, an Indian talwar with damaged hilt, a Mindanao sword with damaged wood hilt and a long curved knife blade with rolled tang (5). Black patching and rust pitting to blades.
A Modern Indian Dagger, with faux pamor blade, with niello decorated scabbard and grip with tiger's head pommel; an Indian Katar, in relic condition; two Jambiyas, each with coloured hardstone veneered grip and scabbard; three Jambiyas, with bone grips and white metal scabbards, and another lacking scabbard; seven Indian Kukris, of varying sizes, with brass and white metal mounts, horn grips and leather scabbards (15)
A Malayan Kris, with 39cm four lok pamor steel blade, cabouchon coloured glass set mendak, wood grip and scabbard, 62cm; a Dyak Mandau (Headhunter's Sword), lacking the bone grip, in a wicker bound wood scabbard set with pisau raut (Knife) with figural carved grip; an Indonesian Small Machete, with turtle carved wood grip and scabbard (3)
An Indonesian Penai, the 37cm single edge steel blade slightly broader and squared off at the tip, with foliate embossed silver grip, horn pommel carved as a stylised dragon head, the silver covered wood scabbard richly embossed with foliage, 50cm; an Indonesian Small Sword, the 37cm down-curving pamor steel blade double edged for the last 23cm, with panelled horn grip and silver knuckle bow formed as two flat beast heads, with foliate diapered white metal scabbard, 53cm (2). Some delamination to blades, with nicks to edges. Some dents to scabbards
A 19th Century Burmese Dha Knife, with 12.5cm single edge slightly curved steel blade, curved ivory spike grip and silver scabbard; two Similar Burmese Dha Knives, each with silver grip and scabbard, one embossed with foliage, one with filigree banding (3). Pitting to blades and some splits and dents to silver mounts. Ivory grip with numerous age cracks.
A 19th Century Burmese Dha Knife, with 22.5cm single edge slightly curved steel blade, cylindrical ivory grip and silver scabbard with filigree and beaded decoration, bound with tasselled red cord, 39cm; a Similar Burmese Dha Knife, with 22cm steel blade, silver collar and slender ivory grip, the silver scabbard with banded filigree decoration, 37cm (2). Grey patching to blades. Minor dents to scabbards
A Mid-20th Century Holland and Holland Leather Shotgun Case, with stitched leather strengthened angles, securing straps and rolled leather handle, the hinged cover initialled T.E.P., opening to reveal a maroon baize lined interior fitted to take 30'' barrels, with maker's label and cleaning instructions; 83cm by 23cm by 8cm; a French Model 1866 Chassepot Yataghan Sword Bayonet, with brass hilt and steel scabbard (2). Case in good clean condition. Bayonet with unmarked steel blade, rust pitting to the crossguard and scabbard.
An Early 19th Century Flintlock Service Pistol, .577 calibre, the 23.5cm steel barrel with traces of Birmingham proof marks and numbered 31, the lock plate faintly stamped with crowned 3, the walnut full stock with brass fore-end tip, trigger guard and flat butt plate, with steel ramrod, 38cm; an Indian Kukri, with brass bolster and butt cap to the wood grip, with leather scabbard (2). 1 - Action works, holds at full and half cock. Top jaw of cock is missing. Brown patina to the metal with pitting. Left side of stock has an empty roundel recess between the two screws. There is a small crack to the left side of the grip where the butt plate sits. There is minor bruising to the stock. Kukri is circa 1980's. Split to the grip.
A Victorian 1853 Pattern Tower Three Band Percussion Rifle, .577 calibre, the 99cm steel barrel with hinged ladder rear sight, stamped with various inspectors marks and Sold Out of Service arrows, the lock plate faintly marked with a crowned VR, 1857/TOWER, the walnut full stock with spring clips to the steel barrel bands, brass fore-end tip, trigger guard and butt plate, with steel sling swivels and ramrod, the right side of the butt with PIMLICO roundel enclosing Sold Out of Service arrows, the left side stamped THOMAS,140cm, together with a socket bayonet in a leather scabbard. Strong action works, holds at full and half cock. Rust pitting to the steel work and bruising to stock.
A Second World War Sighting Telescope, with black enamelled brass body, marked No 22D Mk1 A.K & S. 1943 O.S.813GA No. 39611 and with broad arrow; a 1.5'' Black Enamelled Brass Four Draw Telescope, with black leather sleeve; a Parker Hale Black Enamelled Brass Telescope Tripod, with four spring attachment; a 1.5'' Brass Single Draw Telescope, with leather cloth sleeve; a Binnacle Type Compass, lacking fittings; a British Pattern 1888 Mk.I Bayonet, by Mole, with steel mounted leather scabbard; also, two military prints, a stitched leather case for a telescope and a riding crop (10). Sighting scope with clear optics. Other telescopes with dents to tubes and scuffing to sleeves.
A 1917 Austro-Hungarian WW1 "Kampfmesser/Sturmmesser" fighting knife, with a two-piece hardwood grip, 21cm length blade stamped R to the ricasso indicating manufacture by Simon Redtenbacher Sensenwerke, Linz, overall length 33cm, contained within a steel scabbard showing remnants of green paint
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