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Lot 640
2nd Pattern Fairbairn & Sykes “B2” Marked Commando Knife 6 3/4 inch, double edged, blackened blade. Blackened, oval crossguard stamped “B2” with broad arrow. Darkened copper/ brass checkered grip. Steel securing nut. Contained in its leather scabbard with top belt flap removed. Leather retaining tabs removed. Copper/brass, square end chape.
Lot 647
Small Selection of Hunting Knives including double edged blade example. Brass crossguard. Alloy pommel. Antler grip. Contained in leather scabbard ... Single edged, clipped point blade. Brass crossguard. Alloy pommel. Leather webbing grip. Contained in leather sheath ... Similar smaller example ... Similar example with antler grip ... Similar smaller example ... Similar example, no scabbard. 7 items.
Lot 648
3rd Pattern Fairbairn & Sykes Commando Fighting Knife 6 3/4 inch, double edged blade. Blackened steel, oval crossguard. Alloy ribbed grip stamped with small 8 and broad arrow. Top, brass securing nut. Contained in its dark brown, leather scabbard with lower brass chape. Minor rusting to steel.
Lot 655
Fine Quality 19th Century Indian Kard Dagger 9 3/4 inch, single edged blade with sharpened, back edge point. The spine with wavy line engraving. Brass ferrule and grip edge panels, all with floral scroll engraving. Ivorine slab grips with pointed top ears. Grips with disc decoration. Contained in its leather covered, wooden scabbard with silvered throat mount.
Lot 1
* Bayonets. A French chassepot bayonet, the 57cm yataghan blade etched on the top strap, hooked quillon and brass grip, 70cm long overall in its steel scabbard numbered A73094, together with a French grass bayonet, the scabbard numbered A 84831, another gras bayonet lacking scabbard plus an 1895 pattern drummer's sword, with E.II.R., gothic brass hilt, 47.5cm long overallQty: (4)
Lot 13
* Swords. An 1822 pattern cavalry officer's sword, the 90cm curved steel blade by 'Hamburger Rogers & Co, King St Covent Garden London', with steel triple-bar guard and wirebound fish-skin grip and domed pommel, lacking scabbard, 105cm long overall, together with an 1897 pattern officer's sword, the 82cm blade by 'Henry Wilkinson Pall Mall London', serial number 52931, pierced foliate steel guard with G.V.R. cypher, wirebound fish-skin grip and domed pommel, blade pitted, 98.5cm long overall in its brown leather scabbard plus another 1897 pattern sword, lacking scabbardQty: (3)
Lot 2
* Daggers. A Caucasian jambiya c.1900, the 13cm curved steel blade inlaid with a flower in silver with brass grip profusely inlaid with coral, turquoise and garnet cabochons, 22cm long overall, in its conforming scabbard, the opposite side with embossed foliate decoration, together with an African axe the handle carved as a monkey, 47cm long, a kukri and other itemsQty: (5)
Lot 137
An early 20th century kukri knife, fitted in scabbard with two smaller examples, a letter opener with malacca handle, length 21cm, and three page turners, length of largest example 33.5cm (5).Additional InformationScabbard is heavily worn and missing applied decoration to the handle on the kukri, general wear throughout.
Lot 361
Victorian 1827 pattern Rifle Officers sword, blade etched with crowned strung bugle with possibly ' Lancashire' above and 'Volunteer Rifles' below, proof mark to one side of ricasso with maker on other side, appears to be ' M Verity, Mosely St. Manchester' shagreen grip bound with wire, held in steel scabbard with two rings
Lot 370
19th Century Continental sabre by the German maker Weyersberg, Kirschbaum & Cie, Solingen, curved unfullered blade, maker mark to the ricasso, blade has an engraved panel with what appears to be the words 'STEUBERG J' with ' MUNSTER i/W ' beneath, brass hilt with ' D ' guard, held in leather scabbard with brass mounts
Lot 372
French 1821 Infantry Officers sabre to the Garde Nationale by the maker Klingenthal, curved fullered blade etched to one side with the motto, ' Liberte, Ordre Public ' and to the other side ' Garde Nationale ', on the spine is engraved ' Coulaux Freres Klingenthal ', brass guard and pommel, remains of leather scabbard with brass chape
Lot 404
19th Century Spanish Albacete Dagger, single edged blade pierced and engraved, brass and bone hilt with brass pommel cap, press release on blade to aid retention in steel scabbard, sometimes called a ' Prostitutes dagger' or ' Gamblers Dagger 'due to its small size and slim profile which aided concealment, overall length 27 cm
Lot 509
Victorian 1827 pattern Rifle Officers sword, blade etched ' XVIII Lincolnshire Rifle Volunteers', proof mark to one side of the ricasso, maker mark of an armoured arm holding a wreathed baton within a cartouche on the other side, shagreen grip bound with wire, held in steel scabbard with two carrying rings
Lot 516
Martini Henry Pattern 1876 socket bayonet and frog,the blade is triangular in form with blunt edges and was purely a stabbing weapon, marked on the ricasso with a broad arrow over 'WD', Enfield inspection mark, decommissioning stamp, and rack number 767, held in black leather scabbard with brass mountings, frog stud stamped with the number 336 and decommissioning mark, brass mountings stamped with War Department broad arrows and Enfield inspection mark, the frog is buff leather general service type
Lot 518
19th century hunting knife by the maker Wilson Hawksworth Ellison & Co , silver steel blade double edged for the first 10 cm, maker name to one side of ricasso, 'Acero de Plata' ( silver steel) etched on one side of blade, ebonised handle with inlaid mother of pearl decoration, housed in original leather veneered covered cardboard scabbard with gold embossing
Lot 555
German Third Reich 1935 Pattern Army Officer's Dagger, steel blade with leather buffer pad intact,crossguard with open winged Wehrmacht eagle, celluloid grip with oak leaf detail to pommel, nickel plated scabbard with detailed pebbling missing bands for suspension rings, vendor states item brought back from WW2 by his uncle Jimmy Chadd who landed in Normandy on D-Day + 3 and served as a dispatch rider with the Army Air Corps in the campaign through France, Belgium, and Germany, eventually being stationed at Gatow, Berlin
Lot 675
French 1866 pattern Chassepot bayonet, made at the St Etienne Arsenal and dated September 1874, maker marked to spine, number 4 stamped on ricasso, inspection marks on crossguard, serial number L 38666 stamped to crossguard,scabbard absent, together with an Imperial German 1898 a/A (alter Art- older pattern) sword bayonet by the maker C.G. Haenel, Waffen und Fahrradfabrik A.G., Suhl, maker marked to ricasso, scabbard absent,and a decorative Kukri with alloy handle, (3)
Lot 715
Imperial German M89 Pattern presentation sword, straight fullered blade bears etched panels featuring the star badge of the Garde Hussar Regt. crown over monogram 'LGH', mounted cavalry, and the legend,' Hus. Burgdorf Lieb Esk, Lieb Garde Husaren Regiment ', folding guard decorated with Imperial Eagle,held in steel black painted scabbard, the Lieb Garde Husar Regiment was part of the Garde Korps based at Potsdam
Lot 716
German Third Reich miniature Second Pattern Luftwaffe Officers dagger by the maker SMF ( Stocker & Cie, Solingen ) makers mark and ' D.R.G.M.' ( Deutsches Reichsgebrauchsmuster or German Reich Registered Design ) on blade, aluminium crossguard and pommel, pebbled scabbard with two suspension rings, these small size daggers were often sent as gifts to other manufacturers and retail outlets, salesmen etc, as examples or displays, the trylon grip on this dagger is unfortunately missing a portion from its lower end and this is reflected in the estimate, overall length including scabbard, 23.5 cm
Lot 752
Second World War Gurkha Kukri, double fuller along the spine with white metal bolster, blade length 30 cm, held in original scabbard which has been covered in green canvas, chakmak and karda knives present as is the leather frog,this kukri is one of two brought back after the Second World War by 6094686 Private Burt Rayner of the 2nd Battalion The Buffs ( Royal East Kent Regiment) who by family repute picked them up from the battlefield of Kohima in 1944, the kukri is not British army issue but may be private purchase or made locally, a facsimile letter to Private Rayner from his mother and a reproduction of a group photograph highlighting him is included in the lot
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