W.K. & C., SOLINGEN A PRE-WW2 GERMAN HUNTING CUTLASS WITH SKINNING KNIFE, late 20's or early 1930's production with early WK &C trademark to the riccasso, 23in. overall, all brass fittings with acorn pommel cap, forward and back hoof cross-guard, brass turned down clamshell guard, long black leather scabbard with integral fitting for the short skinning knife, triple etched single edged blade with WK&C trademark stamped into the reverse riccasso.. This bladed product is not for sale to people under the age of 18. By bidding on this item you are declaring that you are 18 years of age or over.Please be aware that we are unable to send edged weapons or bladed products by postal courier to a UK residential address (Offensive Weapons Act 2019)
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GEB. SUTZER, SWITZERLAND AN 18mm BREECH-LOADING SINGLE-SHOT SERVICE RIFLE, MODEL 'MILBANK-AMSLER' AND BAYONET, both serial no. 6391, circa 1843, with brushed bright 40in. barrel marked with the serial number, applied blade fore-sight, elevating rear-sight, flip-open breech-block with makers stamp, plain bar-action lock converted from flint with side-hammer, walnut full-stock with iron furniture, the underside of butt at toe also marked with the serial number and 'ST GALLEN', iron under-barrel clearing rod and two barrel bands with additional twin banded nose-cap, the underside of muzzle with stud for socket bayonet, and complete with its matching number bayonet in fine order together with its leather scabbard and frog (scabbard broken off at tip). Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament * Please note this item is subject to 5% VAT on the hammer price.
SPRINGFIELD ARMORY, USAA SCARCE .50 (C/F) SERVICE-RIFLE, MODEL '1871 ROLLING-BLOCK', no visible serial number, WITH BAYONET,manufactured 1872, with brushed bright (as original) 36in. barrel, , block and blade fore-sight, small elevating ladder rear-sight, colour hardened rolling block action marked 'MODEL 1871' on the left hand side and 'US SPRINGFIELD 1872' below an American eagle on the right, special 'locking' central hammer action (hammer deliberately drops to half-cock when breech closed), top-tang marked with 'REMINGTON'S PATENT' over 'PAT MAY 3D. NOV 15TH 1864. APRIL 17TH 1868', walnut butt-stock with 'U.S' marked heel-plate, iron sling swivels and two barrel-bands, complete with matching socket bayonet (unmarked, no scabbard). 800
A RARE 12mm PINFIRE DOUBLE-ACTION REVOLVER WITH DETACHABLE BAYONET, UNSIGNED, no visible serial number, circa 1870, with octagonal 6in. barrel, the muzzle stepped and radiused, applied fore-sight, sighting notch to the hammer nose, open iron frame, plain six-shot cylinder with external ratchet locking, plunge ejector, upwards hinged loading gate, chequered walnut grip and guarded trigger, the pistol lightly cleaned with some pitting and staining and together with its rare sporting bayonet with 6 1/4in. clip-point blade false edged for the last 2in., muzzle ring and straight quillion to the iron cross-guard, polished smooth horn scales and push-button release catch, complete with its iron-mounted leather scabbard. Sold as an exempt item under Section 58 (2) of the 1968 Firearms Act, to be held as a curiosity or ornament
An 18th century style cutlass, with basket hilt, blade 87cm, overall 100cm, a/f, together with four other bladed weapons, comprising two kukris, largest blade length 31cm, both with scabbards and skinning knives, an Arabian curved blade dagger and scabbard, blade 13cm, 27cm overall, and an early 20th century style bayonet with rubbed marks, blade 38cm, overall 51cm. (5)
A Second World War German Paratrooper's Fighting Knife, with 14cm double edge cut-down steel blade, converted from a bayonet, the crossguard numbered 39001, with white metal scabbard and leather strap; a Copy of a Hitler Youth Knife, the chequered black plastic grip set with a brass badge, with non-magnetic scabbard (2)
A German Third Reich Dress Bayonet, the single edge fullered steel blade with maker's mark of visored helmet over WKC, two piece black chequered grip, black painted steel scabbard and patent leather frog; a German Third Reich Fire Department Sidearm, with single edge fullered steel blade monogrammed AHK, the chromed steel hilt with two piece black chequered grip, black painted steel scabbard and leather frog (2)
A German Third Reich Kriegsmarine Dirk, with plain 25cm double edge double fullered steel blade, the gilt metal hilt with wire bound cream plastic wrythen fluted grip, the brass scabbard engraved with lightning bolts, 42cm. Some black patching to blade. The push button is working, but there is a small piece of metal missing from the base which is only noticeable when the grip is removed. The grip has some staining. The scabbard is tarnished.
A German Third Reich Army Dagger, the plain 25.5cm double edge steel blade with maker's mark of visored helmet over WKC Solingen, the white metal hilt with cream celluloid over wood wrythen fluted grip, with pebbled white metal scabbard and silver metal thread portapee, 39cm (af). The metalwork of the hilt and scabbard have a dull finish. The thin celluloid grip is cracked and broken.
A German Third Reich K98 Bayonet, with chromed finish, the single edge fullered blade marked on one side of the ricasso Elite Diamant, the opposing side 9890/h, with diagonally ribbed bakelite grip scales, the pommel with waffenampt markings, with chromed steel scabbard; a Carving Steel, with hexagonal tapering blade, silver ferrule with hallmarks for Sheffield 1911, and antler handle, the pommel carved as a cloven hoof (said to have been converted for use as a stiletto dagger for a French paratrooper) (2)
A German Third Reich Model 1884/98 Mauser Bayonet, the blued steel blade marked on one side of the ricasso bym, the opposing side numbered 70607/354, the back edge date stamped 43, with diagonally ribbed composition grip scales, the pommel with Waffenampt markings, the browned steel scabbard numbered 70607/354, with leather frog, the loop stamped 0/1032/0001. One grip scale has a crack. Fine brown pitting to hilt and scabbard. Generally in good clean condition
A German Third Reich K98 Parade/Walking Out Bayonet, the 25cm single edge fullered steel blade with maker's mark for A Evertz, Solingen, the nickel plated hilt with black plastic chequered grip scales with black enamelled steel scabbard, patent leather frog with green and silver metal thread portapee
A German Third Reich SA Dagger, the 22cm double edge steel blade etched Alles fur Deutschland, maker's mark of seated king over SMF, Solingen, the nickel crossguard with No gau mark for Nordsee, the wood grip inset with eagle and swastika badge below SA badge, the brown enamelled scabbard with nickel mounts and leather suspender strap, 37.5cm. Pitting to blade. Small crack to one side of grip which has minor bruising. Some fine pitting to scabbard, with two small dents to the chape
A German Third Reich Transitional SA Dagger, the 22cm double edge steel blade etched Alles fur Deutschland, transitional maker's mark of a tiger over TIGER, SOLINGEN and etched RZM M7/68, the silver plated hilt with wood grip inset with eagle and swastika badge below SA badge, the brown enamelled scabbard with silver plated mounts, 37.5cmGood clean greased blade. Clear marks. Minor bruising to grip. Small flakes to the plated finish to the top bar and crossguard. Some crizzling to the surface of the scabbard, with areas of wear to the plated chape
A German Third Reich Kriegsmarine Dirk, the 25cm double edge double fullered steel blade etched with a fouled anchor and entwined dolphins, with maker's ORIGINAL squirrel logo for Carl Eickhorn, the gilt brass hilt with wire bound cream plastic grip, with gilt brass scabbard engraved with lightning bolts, 42cm. Small areas of black patching to blade. Wear to gilt on hilt and scabbard. Two small cracks to plastic grip
A Japanese Army Officer's Kyu-Gunto Sword, the unsigned 66cm hand forged steel blade with narrow fuller to the back edge, copper one piece habaki, the gilt metal hilt with prunus pierced and cast shallow guard, long curved knucklebow, the wire bound grip with traces of original wray skin, the pebbled backstrap set with a silver mon and with prunus side panels and pommel, with steel scabbard, 93.5cm. Pitting and delamination marks to the blade, with a small nick to the edge. The tang has orange rust pitting. The grip has patches of wray skin missing and some wire loss.The backstrap has some bruising. The press stud functions. The scabbard has cleaned off rust pitting.
A Japanese Second World War NCO's Shin-gunto Sword, pre 1945, the 67cm machine forged steel blade with a narrow fuller to the back edge and numbered 58488, with one piece brass habaki, pierce brass tsuba, the fuchi stamped with the Kokura Arsenal marks, the aluminium hilt painted to resemble braid binding, with un-numbered steel scabbard bearing traces of original brown paint/lacquer, 97cm. Some black pitting and patching to blade. Some wear to the paint on the hilt and the scabbard. The spring catch is operational.
An Early 20th Century Japanese Type 32 Cavalry Trooper's Sword, the 83cm single edge fullered steel blade numbered 23928 at the ricasso, the steel hilt stamped with Kokura Arsenal mark, with leather finger loop to the inside of the narrow guard, chequered steel backstrap and chequered wood grip, with steel scabbard, the chape numbered 83585, 100.5cm. Some black pitting to blade. Some light pitting to hilt and scabbard.
An Early 20th Century Japanese Type 32 NCO's Sword, the 77cmcm single edge fullered steel blade numbered 32019 at the ricasso, the steel hilt stamped with Kokura Arsenal mark, lacking leather finger loop, chequered steel backstrap and chequered wood grip, with steel scabbard, the chape numbered 32019, 93cm. Areas of pitting to blade. Light pitting to hilt and scabbard with numerous small dents to each side. Hilt lacks leather finger strap.
A George VI 1897 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, to the Royal Engineers, the 83.5cm single edge fullered steel blade etched with regimental badge, Royal coat of arms and cypher, the chromium plated steel hilt pierced and engraved with Royal cypher, with wire bound fishskin grip and pigskin service scabbard and frog, 100cm. Some black patching to blade. Scuffing to scabbard, with the stitching damage along one seam and the chape, flaking to the surface of the frog
A US M1917 Bayonet, with wood grip and steel mounted leather scabbard; a German K98 Mauser Bayonet, with diagonally fluted bakelite grip scales, lacks scabbard; also, three various modern bayonets and a kukri with leather scabbard (6). US M1917 with black patching to blade and rust pitting to all steelwork. K98 with orange rust pitting to metalwork.
A Royal Yugoslavian Army Officer's Dagger, circa 1939-41, the 23.5cm diamond section steel blade etched with the Yugoslavian coat of arms, with brass recurving crossguard, wrythen fluted leather cover grip, lacking pommel, the copper scabbard embossed with overlapping oak leaves, with brass mounts, the locket set with white metal coat of arms, with two suspender rings Some wear to blade. Leather washer is missing so crossguard is jiggly. The leather grip is scuffed and lacking its wire binding. Lacks original pommel. Scabbard chape is missing one securing screw and has some patches of oxidisation to the surface.
A First World War German Demag Crank Handle Bayonet/Trench Knife, the 14.5cm double edge diamond section steel blade stamped Demag/D.R.G.M. to one side of the ricasso, the spine with inspector's stamp, with blued recurving crossguard, each side of the two piece steel crank handle with four peened rivets, with steel scabbard and leather retaining strap, the press stud fastener stamped with a snowflake type design, the whole with a thick sandy green coating, 27.5cm. The coated finish may be later, flaking off on parts of the scabbard. The leather strap has cracking to the surface. There are some orange rust spots to exposed parts of metal. The leather washer between the blade and crossguard is missing.
An Early 20th Century Court Sword, the 80.5cm triangular section steel blade half blued and etched with leaves, the gilt brass hilt with foliate pierced and cast shell guard set with a red and blue enamelled eight pointed Maltese cross centred by the head of a Saint, with foliate cast knuckle bow and pommel, mother of pearl grip scale (one missing), with gold bullion sword knot and leather scabbard with gilt brass mounts; a George V 1827 Pattern Artillery Officer's Sword, with leather service scabbard - af (2). 1 - Deep orange rust pitting to part of the blade which inhibits its positioning in the scabbard. One grip scale missing. 2 - Rust pitting to blade and hilt. Scabbard is shabby.
A French M1874 Gras Yataghan Sword Bayonet, with T section steel blade and steel scabbard; a Hunting/Fighting Knife, with 16cm diamond section steel blade, brass crossguard and stacked glass, horn and brass grip, with leather scabbard; three Folding Camp Beds, with beech frames and hessian covers (5)
A Victorian Bowie Knife by Wostenholme, Sheffield, the 24.5cm clip-point steel blade with maker's mark +* to one side of the ricasso, the opposing side stamped SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND, the German silver crossguard with ball quillons, with antler grip scales, one side set with a vacant escutcheon, the leather scabbard with German silver mounts, 40cm. Small areas of black patching to blade. Small crack to tip of each grip scale. Minor scuffing to leather.
Six Various British Bayonets, comprising:- 1907 by Wilkinson with steel mounted leather scabbard and webbing frog; 1913 by Remington with broad arrow mark, lacks scabbard; a No.4 Mk.I spike bayonet and scabbard; two No.4.Mk.II spike bayonets and scabbards; a No.9 Mk.I knife bayonet and scabbard (6). The 1907 and 1913 bayonets have black patching to the blades and hilts. The spike bayonets have some wear to black paint.
Two Martindale No.2 Machetes, with wood grip scales and webbing sheaths; two Collins & Co Machetes, with black hardened rubber grip scales and leather scabbards; a Milbro Kampa Hunting Knife, with stacked leather washers grip and leather scabbard; an L1A3 Knife Bayonet, with steel scabbard and webbing frog; an L3A1 Socket Bayonet, with L2A1 black plastic scabbard and webbing sheath; an Indian Kukri, the horn grip and leather scabbard with chromed mounts; two Scabbards, for knife bayonets (10)
Two Prussian Infantry Officer's Swords, each with 80.5cm single edge double fullered steel blade, one stamped W.K.& C. at the ricasso, the other stamped P.O.& Co., the brass hilt with hinged guard pierced and cast with the Prussian eagle, the wire bound fishskin grip set with a brass crowned WRII cypher, lacks scabbard; a Victorian Court Sword, with 77.5cm foliate etched steel blade, gilt brass hilt with shell guard, wire bound grip and crown pommel, with the upper part of its scabbard; a Stained Wood Cane, set with a pictorial badge of a tank, inscribed Erinnerung an mein Dienszeit, with steel ferrule (4). Prussian swords have black patching to blades and damaged leather finger rings to the hilts, lack scabbards. Court Sword had dark patching to blade, with a slight bend to the tip. The shell guard is missing its badge. The scabbard is missing the lower section. The cane is undamaged
A 19th Century Javanese Kris, with 23cm straight pamor steel blade, white metal foliate cup shaped mendak, ivory garuda bird hilt, the wood scabbard with paktong type pendok and buntut embossed with bands of foliage and diapering, 36.5cm; a Nepalese Small Kukri, the bone grip with brass pommel cap and bolster, in a leather sheath with sharpening knives, set with brass badges, star and studs, 25.5cm (2)
A 19th Century Continental Percussion Musket, the 82cm round barrel with no visible markings, the lock plate with indistinct markings, walnut full stock with two steel barrel bands and sling swivels, brass fore-end tip, trigger guard and butt plate, with webbing sling and an associated socket bayonet, the fullered triangular section blade stamped REEVES, with brass mounted leather scabbard. Action works, but is very sticky. Pitting to barrel and lock plate. Bruising to stock with a crack to the fore-end near the muzzle.
A Victorian 1857 Pattern Royal Engineers Sword, the 83cm single edge fullered steel blade crisply etched with Corps badge, crowned VR cypher and foliage, by Firmin & Sons, the gilt steel hilt pierced and engraved with foliage, with wire bound fishskin grip , steel scabbard and associated crushed leather slip case; also, a 1796 Pattern Light Cavalry trooper's sword, in relic condition, a copy sword with red leather scabbard, two fencing foils and two fencing masks (7)1 - Some wear to gilding and rust pitting to hilt and scabbard. Remaining items in rusted condition.
A WWII American M3 combat knife, the 17 cm single edged blade with sharpened back edge point, stamped US M3 AERIAL MARNINETTE WIS, with a steel cross guard and disk pommell with flaming grenade stamp and a leather washer grip, in a leather scabbard with lower steel plates and riveted seams, stamped US M6 MILSCO 1943, and inscribed in ink M 4073See images
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