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Lot 200
A rare WWII Second World War Third Reich Nazi German RLB ( Reichsluftshutzbund ) German Air Protection Service officers uniform dagger. The dagger having a flat pommel and ebonised wooden grip with the regimental badge. The cross guard being the wings of a German eagle atop a Swastika. The double edged blade stamped to the ricasso for SMF Solingen housed in a black steel scabbard. The attached leather frog with RZM mark to the clip. Measures approx 37cm.
Lot 446
Two early 20th Century Indian cavalry swords, x1 having leather and wire grip with pierced white metal basket guard and black leatherette scabbard and the other having nut to the pommel with tiger head and a brass half basket guard. Both having long curved blades etched with scrolling leaves. Measuring approx 98cm
Lot 678
Lance Corporal William Albert Warren of the 2/4th Battalion, Devonshire Regiment - Warren's original 1907 pattern Wilkinson made rifle bayonet. Regimentally marked to the pommel ' T 4DVN 420 ' (for Territorial 1/4th Battalion Devonshire Regiment). The bayonet of typical form with hooked pommel, carved walnut grips, hooped quillon, the ricasso marked Wilkinson, and dated 1907 with GR cipher. Other official stampings to other side. Housed in its original leather and steel scabbard. Generally in excellent original used condition. Supplied with a period picture postcard photograph of Warren in uniform, taken at Lyme Regis. Rare to see a bayonet with such provenance. William Albert Warren was born in Minehead, and Baptised on 7th November 1896. Son of William Frederick and Annie Warren. In 1911 he was residing with his parents at The Assembly Rooms, Lyme Regis, Dorset. During WW1 he served with the 2/4th Devonshire Regiment and later with the 4th Wiltshire Regiment. He married Ethel M. Mitchell in 1923 at Lyme Regis.
Lot 220
Two Nazi daggers and a suitcase: WWll German Army officer's dagger in scabbard. 40cm long in scabbard; Luftwaffe 1st Model dagger in scabbard, the grip with wire binding, 48cm long in scabbard, the suitcase inscribed 'S/Ldr. C. R. Hattersley R.A.F.'The vendor's father was shot down in a Wellington bomber over France, He spent the rest of the war in Stalag Luft lll. After his release he travelled homewards across Poland, and at some stage acquired these two daggers.The suitcase much travelled after the war, as he continued in the RAF, serving in India and Germany. The rather battered condition and stickers bearing witness to this.Condition report: German army officer's dagger - corrosion to hiltLuftwaffe dagger - rubbing and wear to handle, light corrosion to bladeSuitcase in poor condition, handle detached at one end, ragged edgesPlease see additional images
Lot 227
A 1796 pattern Light Cavalry sabre, circa 1840, of typical form, the scabbard marked 'Johnson's, Sword Cutlers & Co, 12, Newcastle St, Strand', the blade measuring 81cm and a total length in scabbard of 98.5cmCondition report: Some small notches to bladescratches to bladegrip wires intactsome wear to leather on grip on one sideHandguard jigglesDents to scabbardsome oxidisation to scabbard
Lot 186
THREE BLADED WEAPONS OF EASTERN EUROPEAN/AFRICAN/ASIAN ORIGIN comprising of hand axe with large semi circular blade, Arabic design on the blade and the two side pieces, leather on wood grip, approximate overall length 59cm, a large hand dagger with silver coloured metal ornate grip, leading to curved blade with small stamped Arabic style proof mark? On blade, approximate length 56cm, scabbard is leather over wood with silver coloured metal trim, a small hand sword with ornate carved wooden grip, ornately shaped blade, approximate length 64cm, believed to be straight blade 'Kris' origin Java, from a private collection of over 50 years
Lot 187
AN ARABIC DESIGN SHORT SWORD, wooden grip with gold coloured metal cross guard, blade has Arabic scrolled design it's entire length approximately 76cm ( B & C) are two swords with leather scabbards of very similar design, one has brass or copper hand grip which is also present on the body of the scabbard, leather oblong crossguard and blade is marked with two half moon type designs to each side, the other has a leather hand grip and the blade features Arabic writing, a reclining lion? And a Star of David?, blade length approximately 80cm, both are believed to be display pieces due to the grade and stiffness of the blades, from a private collection of over 50 years
Lot 189
A WWI REMINGTON USA RIFLE BAYONET, with correct markings to blade in a leather scabbard, dated 1917 and a pre wwi era large butcher bayonet style knife, with scabbard, fullered blade with markings 'Zelink Wein 87', green coloured grip with gold coloured cross guard, scabbard in black, blade length approximately 46cm, from a private collection of 50 years
Lot 191
A GEO V ROYAL NAVAL DRESS SWORD with leather and metal scabbard, ray skin grip with lions head crossguard, the grip has a foldover locking flap which is stamped 'J. F. Harrison' R.N.V.R, the blade is approximately 80cm in length, large military sword with metal black scabbard, a push hinge releases the blade through the crossguard, the Riccaso is stamped 79246, small proof mark on other side, blade length approximately 77cm, large military sword, no markings evident, blade length approximately 90cm, together with a small hardbound copy of Swords & Daggers by Frederick Wilkinson
Lot 195
A BOX CONTAINING A TOURIST STYLE SMALL KIKRI KNIFE AND SCABBARD to include medals, badges, masonic style gold coloured medallion in case, British War & Victory medal miniatures in box, WWI Services rendered badge numbered 207670, a number of small tie pin, lapel badges, military including Maple Leaf Canada by R. J. Inglis Ltd, a pair of British War & Victory medals named 2nd Lieut L.B.O. Heilburn and a WWI R.F.C. Cap badge, which has been mounted with a plinth and made into an attractive lapel brooch design, with a small banner at the bottom 'Canada', the construction looks to have been completed by a specialist, and even has a small pin safety chain attached, the circular mount is believed to be gold
Lot 217
A CLASSICAL STYLE SWORD with damaged leather and metal scabbard, the sword has ornate grip with applied Cross, Knight helmet with brush top, ornate crossguard, blade is etched but rusted, length approximately 70cm, the scabbard is marked 'In Hoc Signo Ninces' (in this sign thou shalt conquer), the reverse side is marked Ames Mfg Co, Chicopee, Mass
Lot 223
A BRITISH VICTORIAN ERA INFANTRY OFFICERS SWORD (possibly 1845 pattern), no scabbard apart from the last few inches (metal) which is attached to the blade end, blade length approximately 74cm, crossguard has the 'VR' cypher and is the three bar version, hand grip is fin with wired support, blade is not marked and in poor condition
Lot 225
A GEORGE V BRITISH INFANTRY OFFICERS SWORD AND BROWN LEATHER SCABBARD, the blade length is approximately 82cm and marked 'Hawksworth' Sheffield and proof marked on the other side, the crossguard has the ornate fret work patterns and the George V cypher, rayskin and wired hand grip, the blade is also etched along 2/3 of its length, brown leather scabbard is in good condition
Lot 443
Side Arm in gilt Bronze, the scabbard adorned with laurelleaf, miniature of a Saint George Cross for Officer on topof the Pommel (small cracks in the enamel), inscription“For Bravery” on both sides of the hilt, the blade decoratedwith floral and naval motives. Nice Dirk of RussianManufacture, extremely rare and important!Dim.: 420 mm. I RR!
Lot 44
Victorian British Lee-Metford Bayonet with double edged blade 305mm in length, Crown VR marked and dated 9 97. Enfield inspection marks to spine of blade. Wooden grips, one side is die stamped "C&A". Working release catch. Unit markings to pommel "4.05 1.Y PL 180". Overall length 425mm. Complete with scabbard but frog stud is damaged and bottom chape is missing.
Lot 52
WW1 British Officers Sword with single edged fullered blade with GRV etched decoration, 870mm long. Proof marked. Made in England to spine of blade. Wire bound shagreen grip. Leather knot wound around guard. Overall length 102cm. Complete with leather scabbard. Along with an ivory handled silver collared walking cane 910mm in overall length. (2)
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