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Lot 3159
WW1 British P13 Bayonet with later modifications. Single edged fullered blade 430mm in length, maker marked and dated "1913 12-16 Remington". The crossguard has been modified and the muzzle ring replaced and moved back. The pommel has been replaced and a different size slot added. Wooden grips and working release catch. Complete with scabbard and 1937 pattern web frog which is maker marked and dated "Bagcraft 1945".
Lot 3128
Victorian British Officers 1821 Pattern Sword with pipe backed single edged blade 827mm in length. Wooden grip. Overall length 972mm. No scabbard. Along with a Georgian Cavalry Officers Sabre with curved single edged fullered blade 820mm in length, maker marked "Reddell & Bate, Birm." along with "Warranted". Numerious nicks to cutting edge. Wite bound grip. Overall length 940mm. No scabbard. (2)
Lot 602
A German WWII period Third Reich K98 Kriegsmarine bayonet, with steel scabbard and leather frog, blade stamped 2nd model maker's marks "Carl Eickhorn Solingen". CANNOT POST Length 31cm includes hilt, blade length 19cm. The scabbard has surface wear and surface rust, good condition to the bayonet.
Lot 604
An Imperial Japanese early WWII Type 95 NCO's Shin Gunto sword, polished aluminium hilt, the blade numbered 77088 with a matched number on the metal scabbard. The copper fuchi bears the sword's maker stamps "LiJima, Tokyo First Arsenal, Kokura Arsenal". Length 92cm includes hilt, blade length 70cm. CANNOT POST. Good condition overall, some nicks out of blade, some paint flaking and pitting to scabbard.
Lot 270
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY PERCUSSION PISTOL WITH CHEQUERED WALNUT STOCK, 11cm octagonal barrel, lacks ramrod, worn makers name to right lock plate, cock and trigger not functioning properly, overall length approx. 26.5cm, together with two leather powder flasks, and an Indian kukri in black leather scabbard (4)
Lot 317
A MALAYSIAN SILVER-MOUNTED DAGGER (KRIS), 20TH CENTURY with double-edged wavey silver blade widening and struck with a series of marks including ‘925’ at the forte, silver hilt of beaked form, decorated with traditional scrollwork, in its silver scabbard chased over its surface with scrolling foliage against a punched ground, 38.0 cm overall
Lot 361
A LARGE QUANTITY OF AFRICAN AND OTHER ARROWS IN QUIVERS, AND ONE KNIFE, 19TH/20TH CENTURY comprised of eighteen tubular quivers with various arrows, including barbed arrows and arrows with wooden flights; one knife with scabbard, all made of leather, some quivers with decoration and others unadorned, longest quiver 70.0 cm (19) Provenance The William Terry (1933-2023) Collection
Lot 462
A VICTORIAN MAMELUKE-HILTED OFFICER’S LEVEE SWORD, HAMBURGER & CO, 30 KING STREET, COVENT GARDEN â—‰ with curved blade double-edged towards the point, etched with scrolling foliage, the crowned royal cypher, and retailer’s details, mameluke hilt with copper alloy cross-piece, the écusson bearing a crescent, faceted ivory grip-scales (cracks), in its plated scabbard with gilt copper mounts, 78.0 cm bladeIvory Declaration Submission Reference: 52QYQDHX
Lot 470
A POST 1902 DIRK FOR THE HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY, HENDERSON, GLASGOW with tapering blade double-edged towards the point, formed with a scalloped back-edge and etched ’Peter Henderson maker Glasgow’, silver plated ferrule cats with thistle foliage in low relief, cap pommel en suite, basketweave grip, in its leather-covered wooden scabbard with matching mounts including locket with crowned horn enclosing HLI monogram above the motto and mascot, complete with its accompanying knife and fork and a leather strap for suspension, 47.8 cm overall
Lot 464
A ROYAL ARTILLERY OFFICER’S SWORD, JONES & CO. 6 REGENTS ST, LONDON, CIRCA 1869-93 of regulation type, with etched blade (edge slightly ground in places) including regimental details and the crowned Royal arms, retailer’s details at the forte, in its steel scabbard (areas of rust), 87.0 cm blade
Lot 471
A POST 1902 NAVAL OFFICER’S SWORD of regulation type, with etched blade decorated over three-quarters of its length with foliage, the crowned Royal arms and crowned fouled anchor, gilt copper alloy hilt with folding side-guard, wire-bound sharkskin covered grip, and sword knot, in its copper alloy-mounted leather scabbard, 79.7 cm blade
Lot 307
A CHINESE SWORD (DADAO), QING DYNASTY, LATE 18TH/19TH CENTURY with broad slightly curved blade swelling to a hatchet point, formed with two fullers of differing length, engraved with a dragon on each face at the forte (rubbed) and partially notched back-edge, scrolling guard, ring pommel, the pommel and grip bound with cord, in its hide scabbard, 75.2 cm blade
Lot 444
A 1796 PATTERN LIGHT CAVALRY TROOPER’S SWORD AND ANOTHER CAVALRY SWORD, LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY, A JAPANESE MODEL 1897 BAYONET, AN ASIAN SWORD, A TRIBAL AXE AND A FURTHER SWORD the first of regulation type with curved blade and stirrup hilt and the second similar, with copper alloy stirrup hilt (worn throughout); the third complete with its scabbard; the fourth probably Burmese, the blade widening towards an inward rounded tip, and wooden grip with a large iron collar top and bottom; the fifth with engraved iron head and wooden haft decorated with cross-hatched panels; and the sixth with hunting sword blade and long staghorn grip, the first: 83.0 cm blade (6)
Lot 344
AN OTTOMAN BALKAN SMALL TROUSSE, 19TH CENTURY â—‰ comprising three knives, each with single-edged blade of differing length, white metal grip decorated with flowers and foliage (one ferrule replaced), in matching scabbard, the chape formed as a monsterhead and the top encrusted with three bands of carved drop-shaped coral studs, with a small loop for suspension, 27.3 cm overall
Lot 434
A FRENCH OFFICER’S SWORD, EARLY 19TH CENTURY WITH PRESENTATION INSCRIPTION TO WILLIAM ROPER FROM BAKER, ROWELL, GREEN & MAKER, DATED 1852 of regulation type, with curved fullered blade etched blued and gilt with trophies and foliage on a blued panel at the forte on each face (faded), etched with the presentation inscription and date in a central scrollwork panel, copper alloy stirrup gilt with down-curved quillon and eagle head pommel, and chequered wooden grip, in its copper alloy scabbard with two bands and rings for suspension, 84.0 cm blade
Lot 301
A JAPANESE SHIN-GUNTO, SHOWA PERIOD (1926-1945), BLADE 1600-1700, SIGNED TAKADA JU FUJIWARA MUNEKAGE sugata (configuration): shinogi-zukuri (longitudinal ridgeline) with shallow torii-zori (even curve), medium kissaki (tip of blade); kitae (forging pattern): faint itame (details obscured by rubbing); hamon (tempering pattern): faint suguha, but mostly obscured by rubbing, copper habaki (collar); nakago (tang): ubu (unshortened) with one mekugi-ana (peg hole), signed Takada ju Fujiwara Munekage; koshirae (mounting): saya (scabbard) steel with leather protective cover, wooden tsuka (handle) wrapped in brown silk over white samegawa (ray skin), standard brass military fuchi (collar) and kabutogane (hilt pommel), other fittings with sakura (cherry blossom) and kiku (chrysanthemums) The signature of this smith is generally signed Hoshu Takada ju Fujiwara Munekage, a swordsmith who worked in the mid to late 1600s. The blade details are obscured by rubbing which makes it difficult to confirm that it is by the same smith, but it is not uncommon to have an old family blade mounted in military style for wear away from the battlefield.
Lot 328
AN INDO-PERSIAN SWORD (SHAMSHIR), 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY with curved single-edged blade of crucible steel, inlaid with a cartouche and a magic square in copper alloy (losses) on one face, engraved iron hilt (loose, losses), and a pair of horn grip-scales, in its wooden scabbard with tooled leather covering and two iron mounts for suspensions, 77.7 cm blade
Lot 438
A FINE YEOMANRY OFFICER’S SWORD, LATE 18TH CENTURY of regulation type, with 1796 light cavalry type blade, etched with trophies and the crowned Royal arms, (faded in small areas), iron hilt comprising outer guard of two scrolling bars (one small, perhaps early, repair) joined in the centre by a finely pierced and engraved rondel centring on a crown, knuckle-guard, quillon, faceted back-strap, banded grip, and leather scabbard with iron mounts including lockets signed ‘J. Dean, No. 4 Strand’, 79.4 cm blade Joseph Dean is recorded at no. 4 Strand 1790-1801.
Lot 455
AN 1822 PATTERN INFANTRY SWORD of regulation type, with pipe-backed lightweight blade etched crowned Royal cypher ‘VR’, foliage and the retailer’s details ‘Buckmaster, 3 New Burlington Street’, gilt copper alloy hilt with folding side-guard (quillon chipped), wire-bound fishskin-covered grip, in its steel scabbard (areas of pitting), 79.8 cm blade
Lot 323
A SOUTH INDIAN GAUNTLET SWORD (PATA), 17TH CENTURY, PROBABLY MADRAS, TAMIL NADU with tapering double-edged blade of flattened-diamond section, heavy iron gauntlet hilt formed as a stylised elephant's head, its trunk extending over the forte on the outer langet, shaped over the fore-arm and the hand, the latter with a large pair of 'eyes', strongly moulded roped border at the top with a bud-shaped central finial, reinforced lower edges, retaining some early silver-plated finish, and the inside with a robust moulded grip-bar (arm bar missing), with its leather scabbard (chape missing) 71.5 cm blade Provenance Roy Elvis (1944-2022) catalogue number C74 A sword with a hilt of related form, formerly in the collection of George Cameron Stone, is preserved in the Metropolitan Museum of Art (acc. no. 36.25.1564).
Lot 451
AN 1822 PATTERN IX LANCERS OFFICER'S SWORD â—‰ of regulation type, with curved blade formed with a spear point, etched with the maker's details 'Prosser, manufacturer to the King, London' at the forte (light wear), gilt-brass mameluke hilt cast and chased in low relief, fitted with a pair of ivory grip-scales (cracked), in its red velvet-covered wooden scabbard with gilt-brass mounts en suite with the hilt, including large chape, and a pair of rings for suspension, 79.0 cm bladeIvory Declaration Submission Reference: MTFT5J7T
Lot 465
A VICTORIAN GENERAL OFFICER’S SWORD, HENRY WILKINSON, PALL MALL, NO. 31861 with etched fullered blade decorated with a crowned crossed sword and baton, foliage, crowned mirrored cypher, the owner’s crest, a demi-hunter, and the maker’s details, copper alloy gothic hilt with crowned crossed sword and baton in a wreath within an oval, wire-bound fishskin-covered grip, it its iron scabbard with two large rings for suspension, 82.5 cm blade The Wilkinson sword records state that serial number 31861 was proofed, 26th October 1892, Staff pattern sword and sold to a C. J. Clark, 21st Hussars.
Lot 319
AN INDONESIAN KRIS (BALI), LATE 19TH/20TH CENTURY with pattern welded wavy blade, carved dark wood hilt set with pastes in raised setting around the base, selut en suite, in its scabbard with large wrangka, the lower portion encased in white metal embossed with a running design of foliage on the outer face, 43.0 cm
Lot 473
A PIPER'S DIRK, WILKINSON SWORD LTD, 20TH CENTURY with tapering blade double-edged towards the point, etched with the maker’s details on one side of the forte, white metal hilt comprising plain ferrule, cap pommel with a crown, and basket-weave grip enriched with white metal nails, in its leather-covered wooden scabbard with four mounts each decorated with thistles, and the locket incorporating a loop on the inside, 45.8 cm overall
Lot 419
A VICTORIAN COURT SWORD, PROSSER, TO THE ROYAL FAMILY, 9 CHARING CROSS, LONDON, SECOND QUARTER OF THE 19TH CENTURY of regulation type, with etched blade of flattened-diamond section, gilt copper alloy hilt with crowned VR cypher on the shell, in its leathers scabbard with copper alloy chape and locket, the latter inscribed Prosser, to the Royal Family, Charing Cross, London, 68.5 cm blade
Lot 425
AN ARGENTINIAN GAUCHO KNIFE, EARLY 20TH CENTURY with tapering single-edged blade, moulded ricasso hollowed for the finger, white metal hilt of tapering square section, decorated with scrolling foliage divided by raised bands on each side, in its leather scabbard with white metal chape decorated with a flower, and locket decorated en suite with belt hook formed as a female dancer, 42.4 cm overall
Lot 467
TWO 1897 PATTERN INFANTRY SWORDS of regulation type, the first with etched blade decorated with the crowned Royal cypher ‘GRV’, Royal Corps of Signals insignia, foliage and the maker’s details, H. Maxwell & Co., 8 Dover St, London. plated hilt, in its field service scabbard; the second similar, with lightweight blade, Edward VII cypher, in its field service scabbard, the first: 82.5 cm blade (2)
Lot 320
A VIETNAMESE SWORD (KIEM), LATE 19TH CENTURY with straight double-edged blade of open-grained steel decorated on each face with a running pattern of scrollwork and with traces of copper alloy, copper alloy hilt comprising curved guard and pommel, bone grip, in its leather scabbard with copper alloy locket and chape, the former with two rings for suspension, 59.5 cm blade
Lot 454
A VICTORIAN 1831 PATTERN GENERAL OFFICER'S MAMELUKE-HILTED SWORD â—‰ with curved single-edged blade, etched ‘C. Webb 23 Old Bond St., London’ at the forte, crowned VR cypher, crossed sword and baton and foliate decoration, mameluke hilt with copper alloy cross-piece, the écusson bearing a sword and baton within an oakleaf wreath on each face, faceted ivory grip-scales (both cracked), sword knot (frayed), in its black leather scabbard with copper alloy mounts decorated en suite, 75.8 cm bladeIvory Declaration Submission Reference: ZCY1QDH1
Lot 306
A CHINESE SWORD (DAO), QING DYNASTY, 19TH CENTURY with curved blade swelling to a double-edged point and formed with a long broad and a long slender fuller along the back edge on each face, iron hilt comprising disc-guard with up-turned brim and court hat pommel, fabric-bound grip (painted black), in its wooden scabbard partially covered with blackened fishskin (restorations), with copper alloy mounts, 81.0 cm blade
Lot 440
A 1796 PATTERN INFANTRY OFFICER’S SWORD FOR THE EAST INDIAN COMPANY of regulation type, with etched and gilt blade decorated with foliage and East India rampant lion on a blued panel (areas of wear), gilt copper alloy hilt with folding side-guard, the grip bound with plaited silver wire between gilt collars, in its original leather scabbard with gilt copper alloy mounts, 80.5 cm blade
Lot 349
A LARGE AFRICAN SPEARHEAD, A DAGGER (JAMBIYA), A COPPER ALLOY ANCIENT STYLE DAGGER, AND A KNIFE AND FORK SET, 20TH CENTURY the first with broad leaf-shaped head, formed with a reinforced tip and grooved on each face, and wooden grip wrapped with copper ribband (the haft missing); the second with curved double-edged bifurcated blade decorated with silver scrollwork at the forte, iron grip decorated with further scrollwork, in its scabbard decorated en suite (rubbed); the third with tapering blade of T-section, circular guard and banded grip; the third and fourth each with carved wooden grip and scabbard decorated with scrolling foliage; the first: 54.7 cm overall (5)
Lot 429
A RARE FRENCH GLAIVE FOR THE ECOLE DE MARS, CIRCA 1794 of regulation type, with broad double-edged blade (the tip now triangular), hilt comprising a pair of strong down-curved iron arms with copper alloy bud-shaped finials, iron knuckle-guard, block-shaped copper alloy guard cast with a Phrygian cap in low relief on each side of the langets, integral grip cast with an overlapping design of leaves and oval-section pommel, in its fabric-covered wooden scabbard with large brass mounts decorated with neoclassical designs, 48.0 cm blade The Ecole de Mars was created on 13 Prairial An II (1 June 1794) and disbanded in September of the same year. The school was for teenaged men and organised along classical lines with three corps of 'milleries' each composed of ten 'centuries', in turn divided into ten 'decuries'. See Ariès 1975, fasc. XXIII.
Lot 316
A RARE KOREAN MILITARY SWORD ( HWANDO), JOSEON DYNASTY with slightly curved broad blade double-edged towards the point, formed with a full-length fuller and a shorter fuller along the back-edge on each face, octagonal iron guard (loose) decorated in silver with scrolling foliage in low relief on each face, iron ferrule and 'Court Hat' pommel each decorated in silver with further designs, fabric-covered grip with a copper alloy menuki-style mount on each face, in its black-painted wooden scabbard with characteristic iron mounts decorated with silver, with an associated leather thong and a silvered iron suspension (the silver with losses, light surface rust), 69.2 cm blade
Lot 305
A CHINESE SWORD (DAO), QING DYNASTY, 19TH CENTURY with curved single-edged blade formed with a pair of slender fullers of differing length on each face, copper alloy hilt comprising circular guard with four kidney-shaped apertures and moulded brim, lower ferrule and flattened ovoid pommel each decorated with a band of beadwork, carved hardwood grip, tassel, in its hardwood scabbard with copper alloy mounts decorated with good luck motifs, 57.0 cm blade
Lot 327
AN INDO-PERSIAN SWORD (SHAMSHIR), 19TH CENTURY with curved fullered blade etched with a figure inn traditional dress on each face at the forte and inscribed ‘Eisenhauer’, steel hilt including quillons with button terminals and embossed cap pommel, and faceted grip studded with copper alloy nails, in its leather-covered wooden scabbard, 82.0 cm blade
Lot 468
THE 1897 PATTERN FIELD SWORD OF BRIGADIER GENERAL CECIL WILLIAM HAYDON, M.C., D.S.O. (1896-1942) of regulation type, with etched blade decorated with the crowned royal arms 'GRV', regimental number '57' (West Middlesex) and battle honour for Albuhera, foliage, and 'C. W. Haydon', hilt with royal cypher, in its field service scabbard, together with his swagger stick, with regimental details, the first: 81.2 cm blade (2) Brigadier Cecil William Haydon DSO, MC (1896 − 1942) was awarded the Victory Medal 'For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. He carried out two valuable reconnaissance, obtained important information, and succeeded in clearing up a very obscure situation. His skilful work was of great value at a time when information was urgently required.'; Military Cross, 2nd December 1918; was mentioned in Despatches, 5th July 1919; and awarded the Distinguished Service Order, 11th July 1940 'for gallant and distinguished services in action in connection with recent operations'. He was killed in action while commanding the 150th Infantry Brigade during the North African campaign 1st June 1942.
Lot 477
A PRITCHARD-GREENER REVOLVER BAYONET, CIRCA 1917 with a narrow triangular blade and hollow gunmetal cast hilt stamped "WWG" over the Greener elephant logo and "Patent No 17143/16", A 'Pryse' type catch operated by a thumb for securing the bayonet to a Mark VI revolver, complete with blued iron scabbard and leather belt-frog, 37.7 cm overall
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