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Lot 499
An E.II.R. Court Sword by Wilkinson, London. The blade etched with crowned E.II.R. cypher and scrolling foliate panels, the turn down shell guard in gilt brass with studded decoration and similar to the hand grip, hand guard and pommel, complete with gold bullion sword knot and contained in its gilt brass bound leather scabbard with linen and chamoix waist belt but lacking frog, the leather scabbard damaged in parts, otherwise overall good condition £80-£120 --- Note: This is an age restricted lot: the successful buyer will be required to either collect in person, or arrange specialist shipping; alternatively the lot can be hand delivered in mainland Britain by prior arrangement with Christopher Mellor-Hill.
Lot 496
A Court Dress Uniform. Comprising a First Class Court Dress coatee in black cloth lavishly decorated with gold wire and sequin oak leaf embroidery to the front, back, tails, collar, and cuffs, all large size gilt buttons are present and feature the mounted post 1901 Royal Arms, these all by ‘Pitt, Maddox St., London’, with remnants of white silk lining; together with a First Class black beaver Bicorn hat, with treble gold bullion loop and white ostrich feather border; and a G.V.R. Court Sword of regulation pattern by Ranken & Co., India, complete with scabbard and hangers, some small moth holes to the exterior of the coatee, the inside silk lining significantly frayed; the rest in good condition (3) £1,000-£1,400 --- Note: This is an age restricted lot: the successful buyer will be required to either collect in person, or arrange specialist shipping; alternatively the lot can be hand delivered in mainland Britain by prior arrangement with Christopher Mellor-Hill.
Lot 498
British Army Service Cavalry Sword. A Great War period sword manufactured by Armfileds Ltd, Birmingham, the 34.5 ‘P. A. S. Holmes. M.G.C. January 5th 1918’, with leather covered metal scabbard, some light rust marks to blade, otherwise good condition £100-£140 --- Percival Alfred Sande Holmes originally served in the ranks of the Army Service Corps and was commissioned into the Machine Gun Corps Cavalry Branch. He served again during the Second World War. Note: This is an age restricted lot: the successful buyer will be required to either collect in person, or arrange specialist shipping; alternatively the lot can be hand delivered in mainland Britain by prior arrangement with Christopher Mellor-Hill.
Lot 1329
A French 1866 pattern chassepot bayonet, the 57.5cm serpentine blade engraved to the back Mre D'armes de St-Etienne 8 Bre 1873, with scabbard, overall length 71.5cm.Additional InformationScabbard and metal mounts rusted throughout, heavily grubby, tarnishing to the brass handle and tarnishing on the length of the blade. The blade and scabbard are not bent. Minor dents, no serial number on blade, function doesn't work. Postage for this lot would be a tube.
Lot 17A
An 1897 pattern infantry officer's sword, with 'ER Vll' pierced guard, shagreen grip and etched blade in leather scabbard. 102cm overall in scabbard. Blade 65cmCondition report: Sword - shagreen grip discolouredScabbard - poor condition, loss of strap, surface damage to leather all over and split and loss near sword hilt
Lot 50
A George V cavalry officer's sabre, the blade with a single fuller, with etched foliate design, the hilt with GR V cypher, the blade inscribed 'Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London', the back of the blade stamped 'London Made' and numbered '58984', 100cm longCondition report: The blade blackened. No scabbard. With some wear and knocks to the guard.
Lot 51
A Victorian officer's dress sword, manufactured by J. B. Johnston, the tapering blade etched with foliate design, with Queen Victoria cypher, with brass hilt mounted with the coat of arms of the City of London, with a wooden grip, the pommel in the shape of a crown, with a brass mounted black leather scabbard, 93cm longCondition report: The etching rubbed down in places. With patination to the brass. Scratches and marks to the mounts and scabbard.
Lot 72
A late Victorian silver and tortoiseshell page-turner, London 1898, Maker’s mark rubbed, 40.5cm long, together with a French brass carriage clock, with single train movement, 14.5cm high, an antler handled knife, marked ‘Humphreys’, knife 32cm long, a pierced brass box, with glazed top, 7cm wide, a pair of opera glasses, a cigarette case, and a cased pair of spectacles (qty.)Condition report: Page-turner with chips, knocks and losses throughout. Metal finishes with losses and tarnishing throughout. Pierced box and covers with knocks and losses to feet. Knife scabbard worn. Blade with small knocks and wear to finish.Please see additional images.
Lot 399
An early German SA dagger by Asso, with wooden handle with SA and eagle inlaid badges, white metal cross guard with NS stamped to the reverse, markers name and inscription to the 22cm double-edged blade, complete with steel and alloy metal scabbard, brought back to Britain by the vendor's father, who was in the Duke of Wellington's Regiment
Lot 469
An Edward VII Scottish Royal Company of Archers King's Own Body Guard court sword, with gilt metal guard and wire grip, with applied white metal thistle to the front, 79cm long etched blade, with cipher and regimental name within a swag design, complete with leather and gilt metal scabbard complete with hanger, scabbard slightly AF toward to bottom mount
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