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19TH CENTURY TURKISH YATAGHAN, the blade silver-damascened with foliate panels on each side, the side panels gold-inlaid with date (possibly 12*8 A.H..) and thuluth inscriptions, shaped mount over the forte, hilt with grip-strap, and large 'eared' dark horn grip, in its wooden scabbard covered in leather with brass wire seam along the inside, brass chape, 61cms blade Condition: blade pitted, bolster repaired and missing elements, rim of scabbard split and missing piece, chape repaired and probably later
Carolingian trefoil mount. A heavily gilded bronze trifoliate mount from a sword scabbard circa 9th century AD. At the centre is a raised trefoil within a circular panel. Each lobe has raised foliate decoration and there is an attachment loop in each cusp. Similar mounts are depicted in the Vivian Bible, which was presented to Charles the Bald in AD 846. 40mm, 21.2g.
A rare 19th Century Cornwall Artillery Volunteers sword with etched steel blade by Hobson and Sons London bearing the initials "RAP", steel three bar guard and wire bound fish skin grip in steel scabbard (worn by Captain RA Peter No. 2 Battery Looe Cornwall Artillery Volunteers from 1868 onwards

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