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Click here to subscribedating: Late 19th Century provenance: Europe, Straight, single-and short false-edged blade, with fuller, with tang marked 'TOLEDO' on one side. Wooden grip with hook release mechanism with button concealed in a wooden knot. White metal ring-nut, twisted. Angled, deer horn pommel. Wooden stick scabbard with knots, iron and white metal foot. Total length closed: 91.5 cm. length 56,5 cm.
dating: Late 19th Century provenance: Europe, Straight blade of hexagonal section, blued until the half and with gold-inlaid segment on rinceaux drawings, blued as well. Brown horn or ebony grip. Wooden scabbard, shaped as a truncated cone, small, brass ring-nut with remains of gilding, iron and brass foot. Total length closed: 90.5 cm. length 81 cm.
dating: Late 19th Century provenance: Europe, Straight, nickel-plated blade, with fuller in the central segment and with a long tang of rectangular section. Cylindrical, wooden grip. Silver pommel, carved with floral motifs in bass-relief. Wooden stick-scabbard with metallic foot. Some veining on the wood. Total length closed: 88,6 cm. Unlocking the blade by rotating the grip. length 83 cm.
dating: 20th Century provenance: Europe, Curved blade, finished at the forte and with gilded engravings. Gilded, metal hilt, leather-covered grip. Wooden, leather-covered scabbard with gilded, metal mounts, partially decorated with trophies in bass-relief. Two lugs. A copy of a good workmanship. length 92 cm.
dating: 19th Century provenance: England, Fla, curved, single-and false-edged blade, engraved through almost all the length with Arabic inscriptions, symbols, mosque-type building and floral motifs. Tang with circular opening for proof mark (missing). Brass hilt with 'S'-quillon, richly decorated with floral motifs in high-and bass-relief, wooden grip scales. Brass scabbard with pierced and gilded mounts, decorated en suite. Two suspension rings. length 94 cm.
dating: First half of the 19th Century provenance: England, Curved, single-and false-edged blade with large fuller, first part engraved and gilded on a blue ground with trophies and floral motifs; bronze, cross-hilt, engraved with floral motifs; horn grip scales, one with worn surface; iron scabbard with brass mounts, finely engraved with floral motifs, two suspension rings (one broken but present). length 94 cm.
dating: Third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Kingdom of Italy, Curved, single-and short false-edged blade, tip, with large fuller that doubles at the foible. Blade is inserted on the revolver's frame, with barrel parallel to it and placed on the right side, 9 mm cal., provided with fore-sight. Fluted, six-shot, pin-fire cylinder. Iron frame, is interrupted by the sword's quillon, this enlarges at the cylinder to act as a sheath, is provided with loading gate and opening at the loop-guard to be able to take the aim. Quillon's surface engraved with rinceaux. The grip has the hammer on the back and trigger that goes against the guard. In working order but the cylinder rotation is to be reviewed. Ebony grip scales of anatomic shape, with milling (one with a small repair). Long, iron cap. Iron scabbard with two lugs. See similar examples in 'Armi Bianche Militari Italiane 1814-1950' by Cesare Calamandrei, Olimpia, 1987, pages 64-66. With illustrations of various types of this rare arm patented by Carlo Maria Colombo from Milan, in 1864, joining a pin-fire revolver with an officer's sword Mod. 1855. length 105 cm.
dating: Early 19th Century provenance: Southern Italy, Wide, curved, single-and false-edged blade with large fuller, first part engraved and gilded with trophies and floral motifs on a blue ground. Beautiful, solid brass, gilded hilt, richly decorated with beaded lists, grooves and leaves. Langets, flat and grooved guard with three loop-guards on the front part with curled ends. Wooden scabbard covered with reptile skin and with gilded, brass mounts, engraved with floral motifs. Cap with a medallion with monogram 'LG'. Two suspension rings. length 102 cm.
dating: circa 1900 provenance: Prussia, Straight, single-edged blade, tip, with double fuller, marked at the base 'ROBERT HERMES SOLINGEN'. Brass hilt with an eagle, surmounted with monogram 'WII'. Short cap. Grip covered with fish skin with small parts missing, wire bindings and royal monogram. Leather small noose (damaged). Marking '56. R. 8. 4.' on the back part of the guard. Iron scabbard, painted in black, small damage at the tip, marked '39. R. 1...', with a loop and one lug. length 95 cm.
dating: first quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Swiss, Curved, single-and false-edged blade with deep groove, base engraved with a trophy. Gilded brass hilt, finely engraved with floral motifs, semi-circle langets, flat loop-guard, enlarged in the center, angled pommel. Wooden, checkered grip, an oval in the center on both sided, with a winged deity in bass-relief. Wooden scabbard covered with fish skin, sewn with brass thread. Gilded brass mounts, finely engraved with trophies and floral motifs. Two suspension rings. Scarce. length 95.5 cm.
dating: Second quarter of the 19th Century provenance: France, Wide, curved, single-and false-edged blade with large, central fuller, remains of Chatellerault marking on the back; completely iron hilt with large sword-shell, faceted pommel and grip. Remains of black-topping. Leather scabbard with brass mounts. length 81,3 cm.
dating: Third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Austria, Wide, single-edged blade (some dent), with cylindrical back. Iron hilt with two shell-guards and three loop-guards, marking 'K.M.' and small quillon. Wooden grip covered with fish skin and with brass wire binding. Leather scabbard with iron mounts. length 77 cm.
dating: Early 19th Century provenance: England, Straight, single-edged blade, tip, with remains of royal monogram 'GR' at the forte on the right side, surmounted with a crown and traces of number '3'. Large, iron hilt with sword-shell and guard, both of elliptical shape, small, rectangular opening on the guard. Iron grip, with 'grenade' type decoration. A brass loop on the left side. Pitting and signs of time. No scabbard. Rare cutlass of Napoleonic wars. length 84 cm.
dating: First half of the 19th Century provenance: Holland, Large, curved, single-and short false-edged blade, with fuller, remains of engraved anchors, marked at the tang 'JFJ BAR / DELFT' and stamped. Bituminous iron hilt, with large guard, numbered. Iron scabbard provided with a loop. length 81 cm.
dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: Grand Duchy of Tuscany, Straight, double-edged blade, of hexagonal section, engraved at the forte with rinceaux, trophies and with crowned 'L'. Brass hilt with remains of gilding. Shell-guard with a shield loaded with 'L' (Leopold II) and surmounted with a crown, in relief and among the oak branches. Guard and cap with floral decoration, ebony grip. Leather scabbard, with brass chape and cap, with remains of gilding. Button with rampant lion. Together with a sword-knot. length 93,5 cm.
dating: Early 19th Century provenance: Rome, Straight, double-edged blade, ribbed in the center, lenticular at the forte, with remains of engraved rinceaux. Gilded brass hilt. Shell-guard carved in relief and fretwork, with Capitoline Wolf with Romulus and Remus on a spider net ground. Guard decorated in neoclassical style. Pommel with a plumed helmet. Brown grip with milling, grooves and central lozenge on the front part. Leather scabbard with brass mounts. length 93,5 cm.
dating: 1817 provenance: France, Wide, straight, double-edged blade with first double, then single groove, base marked 'Manuf.re R.le du Klingenthal Aout 1817' and with three stamps among which 'B' and 'D'. Solid brass hilt, engraved, pommel with a rooster. Leather scabbard with brass mounts. Provenance: R. Brooker collection, inventory n. S - 148. length 62 cm.
dating: late 18th Century provenance: France, Straight, double-edged blade, of lozenge section, with slightly hollow facets; remains of stamps at the base. Brass hilt. Thick quillon with straight quillons, with relieved border, flat guard that joins to the pommel. Grip and pommel in one piece, with grooves to imitate the wood and upper part shaped as animal's head. Leather scabbard with brass mounts. Provenance: R. Brooker collection, inventory number S - 1221. length 72,3 cm.
dating: Second half of the 18th Century provenance: France, Large, curved, single-and short false-edged blade, with fuller and groove (pitting toward the tip), engraved with rinceaux at the forte, crowned escutcheon loaded with three lilies, on crossed cannons, remains of inscription on the left side 'IONNIER S.GARDES ...NCOISES'. Remains of marking on the back. Brass hilt in one piece. Quillon with curved quillons. Grip and pommel well shaped as an eagle's head. No scabbard. Provenance: R. Brooker collection, inventory n. S-1185. length 72 cm.
dating: Mid 18th Century provenance: France, Curved, single-and false-edged blade with central fuller, marked 'Gren.ers Postiches' on the right side and with mark 'R' under a big crown, and 'Manufacture R.ale D'Alsace' on the other side. Brass hilt with front shell-guard, loop-guard, vase-pommel and grip with brass wire binding. Leather scabbard without mounts. Provenance: R. Brooker collection, inventory n. S - 336. length 79 cm.
dating: 1770/80 provenance: France, Wide, flat, single-and false-edged blade, base with oval crowned stamp 'R'. Brass mono-quillon hilt with langets and long cap. Leather-covered grip with metallic wire binding. Wooden, leather-covered scabbard with brass mounts. Two iron suspension rings. Provenance: R. Brooker collection, inventory n. S - 673. length 100 cm.
dating: about 1780 provenance: France, Wide, straight, single-and false-edged blade, with double fuller with central raiser, tang with crowned stamp 'R'. Iron hilt with wide quillon and loop-guard, front guard with flat bands and with 'Fleur de Lys'. Short, smooth cap. Grip covering probably of the later era. Complete with leather scabbard with iron mounts. Two suspension rings of triangular shape. Provenance: R. Brooker collection, inventory n. S - 531. length 113 cm.
dating: Second quarter of the 19th Century provenance: France, Strongly curved, single-and short false-edged blade, tip, with fuller. Brass hilt in one piece. Quillon with langets with relieved anchors. Buttoned quillons, the one of the guard with a chain joined to the pommel. Smooth grip of curved shape, ending in a pommel with floral decoration in relief. Leather scabbard (one small part missing), with brass mounts with two lugs. Provenance: R. Brooker collection, inventory n. S-974. length 73 cm.
dating: 1814 provenance: France, Slightly curved, single-and false-edged blade with large central fuller and thin rear groove. First part marked 'GARDES DU CORPS DU ROI' among lilies and above a trophy, sun, royal coat-of-arms with three crowned lilies and trophy on the other side, stamp 'B' at the forte in a laurel, another no more visible stamp, back with Klingenthal marking of August 1814. Fine, brass hilt with remains of gilding, royal coat-of-arms in the center, above the flags and laurel and oak branches, four loop-guards, long cap, grip covered with reptile skin with metallic wire binding. Two stamps 'B' and 'C' inside under a star and 'VERSAILLES'. Wooden, leather-covered scabbard (restores) with brass mounts, provided with various stamps, sun, star and 'B'. Two suspension rings. Provenance: R. Brooker collection, inventory n. S - 322. length 107 cm.
A BRITISH ROYAL NAVY MIDSHIPMAN'S DAGGER the sharkskin wire wound hilt with lion's head pommel, the crossguard with acorn finials, the blade marked Gieve, Matthews & Seagrove, London and bearing the Royal cypher in gilt metal mounted leather scabbard, the mount initialled "ESW", overall length 60cm Provenance: From the family of Major Eustace Scott Williams, (Duke of Cornwall Light Infantry) and Lt. Commander Edward Scott Williams (Royal Navy) Condition Report: Available upon request
An Ottoman, or other Asian, Jambiya with marine ivory handle and curved blade; the white metal scabbard, decorated with coastal craft and buildings above horizontal ridges; overall length 42.5 cm long, 19th CenturyPLEASE NOTE THAT THIS ITEM CONTAINS IVORY. Buyers must be aware that regulations of several countries, including the USA, prohibit the import of ivory, or any goods containing ivory. Ewbank's advise prospective purchasers who intend to ship this lot to another country, that they must familiarise themselves with the relevant import, export and CITES regulations prior to bidding. Buyers are responsible for their shipping arrangements, and the onus is therefore on them to arrange their own shipping. Please note that some damage to this dagger, including: age cracking and repair to hilt; and areas of fatigue, wear and bruising to the scabbard.
dating: about 1910 provenance: Russian Empire, Straight, double-edged blade, engraved with monogram 'N II', imperial eagle and arabesque decorations. Brass hilt with ivory grip with order of St. Anna. Sword-knot. Leather scabbard with brass mounts with remains of gilding. Two suspension rings. Very rare because of the Order and the sword knot. Provenance: Coll. John Mollo. length 34 cm.
dating: circa 1900 provenance: Russian Empire, Straight, double-edged blade with thin groove in the center. Brass hilt, quillon with barely readable inscription. White grip in ivory, with cross of the order of St. George, lower ring-nut with monogram 'BN' in Cyrillic. Scabbard lacquered in black, with brass mounts and two suspension rings. Provenance: Coll. John Mollo length 46 cm.
dating: 19th Century provenance: Prussia, Straight, single-and false-edged blade with grooves on the back, engraved in the first part with trophies and floral motifs, rectangular tang. Gilded brass hilt with double shell-guard (the back one is folding). Partially engraved with floral motifs in bass-relief. Grip with white metal wire binding. Complete with scabbard and Prussian sword-knot. length 93 cm.
dating: circa 1800 provenance: Kingdom fo Italy (Napoleonic), Wide, slightly curved, single-and false-edged blade, surface rust. Base engraved with pandur, trophies and floral motifs. Remains of gilding at the tang. Iron mono-quillon hilt with long cap with horizontal grooves. Wooden grip with metallic wire binding. No scabbard. length 93 cm.
dating: Second quarter of the 20th Century provenance: Kingdom of Italy, Straight blade of lozenge section, engraved until the half with rinceaux, trophies and Savoy emblems. Gilded, brass hilt. Guard with eagle of militia on a relieved and pierced fasces, oak branches next to it and 'm'. Long cap shaped as eagle's head with back engraved with feathers. Grip lacquered in black with brass thread and wire binding. Leather scabbard with gilded brass mounts with two lugs. Cap adorned with a fasces in relief. Complete with a sword-knot in gilded thread. In a case lined in blue with metal plate with inscription 'AN DEN KOMMANDIERE DEN DER 97 LEICHTENDIVISION GENERAL Maximilian Fretter Pico STALINO 13/16-10-1941'. After serving in the First World War, Fretter-Pico (1892-1966) remained in service in the years between the two wars. Promoted on March 1, 1941 to General Major, he took command on April 19, 1941 of the 97 light infantry division. During the operations that culminated with the taking of Stalino, an important industrial city, on 16 October 1941, the force commanded by Fretter-Pico was able to cooperate, also together with the first gebirgsdivision, in close synergy with an Italian formation, the 63° CCNN legion of assault 'Tagliamento', in an atmosphere of profitable and comradely collaboration. The joint Italian-German mixed team cooperated closely until the so-called 'Christmas Battle' at the end of 1941. Probably the sword is a gift offered by the General Staff to Fretter-Pico during those months of hard victorious efforts. The fact remains that the General later had other Italian departments under his direct control. on December 27, 1941 the XXX Armee Korps was formed, with the name of 'Armee- Abteilungen FRETTER-PICO', formed by: 3 gebirgs division, third infantry division 'Ravenna', grouping CCNN XXIII March, 'Schuld brigade', 'Kampf gruppe Nagel', 304 infantry division 'Kampfgruppe Kreysing'. On 1st June 1942 he was promoted to General der Artillerie and confirmed commander general of the XXX Armee-Korps, group whose command remained until February 1943. In September 1944 he was in command of the Armee-Gruppe Fretter-Pico. He will be captured by the Americans and held in captivity until 1948. length 92,4 cm.
dating: 1933-45 provenance: Kingdom of Italy, Silver grip, embossed and chiselled with oak branches, gold fasces, cross-bar ending with acorns, silver scabbard with two bands, embossed with laurel branches and chape with round button, cruciform blade with dedication engraved in block letters ”L’IMPERO ALLE CAMICIE NERE DELLA M.V.S.N.'. The dagger follows the shapes of the mod. 1925 of M.V.S.N. later adopted until 1935 by the Musketeers of the Duce. Significant and interesting is the dedication with which the leaders of the Voluntary National Security Militia claim the decisive participation of the armed arm of Fascism in the conquest of the Empire. The fascist regime of Benito Mussolini, which came to power after the world war, manifested its intention to expand the possessions of the kingdom and satisfy the demands of the irredentists. In 1934 Cyrenaica and Tripolitania were united in Italian Libya; with the war of 1935-36 Italy conquered Ethiopia, which was united with Eritrea and Somalia to give birth to Italian East Africa. On this occasion Victor Emmanuel III of Italy assumed the imperial title of Ethiopia and the birth of the Italian Empire was officially proclaimed (1936-1943). length 32 cm.
dating: Second half of the 19th Century provenance: Austria, Wide, slightly curved, single-and false-edged blade, with fuller on the right side and flat on the other. Tang marked 'JULIUS VOOS GARANTIE SOLINGEN'. Basket-hilt, pierced and engraved. Long cap. Wooden grip covered with fish skin and metallic wire binding. Complete with scabbard, sword-knot and clutches. length 95 cm.
dating: Second half of the 19th Century provenance: Austria, Slightly curved, single-and false-edged blade, with fuller on the right side and flat on the other. Tang marked 'LUDWIG ZEITLER WIEN.....' (not completely readable). Basket-hilt, pierced and engraved. Long cap. Wooden grip covered with fish skin and metallic wire binding. Complete with scabbard, sword-knot and clutches. length 93 cm.
dating: provenance: Russian Empire, Wide, curved, single-edged blade with large fuller. Base with remains of stamps. Back marked 'Zlatoust October year 1833'. Brass mono-quillon hilt. Leather scabbard with brass mounts. This saber is part of the Crimean War era uniform (previous lot) that was given by Tsar Alexander III to his esteemed military painter Edouard Detaille. length 80.5 cm.
A REPRODUCTION Nazi Hitler Youth dagger, the 5.5" blade engraved with the motto 'Blut und Ehre', the ricasso marked RZM M7/2 and dated 1943, the hilt with chequered ebonised grips inset with enamelled Nazi logo, in associated leather scabbard, together with a reproduction embossed brass Adolf Hitler pocket knife and a 1943 twenty Lire Italian coin depicting Mussolini. (3)
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