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Lot 897
A George VI Police Officer's Dress Sword, the 31.5ins blade etched with Portsmouth City crest, plated hilt and wire bound shagreen grip and hung with wirework knop and with plated scabbard for same, 40ins overall, and a three-quarter length colour photograph of Arthur Charles West in uniform, 14.25ins x 11.25ins, in oak frame and glazed Provenance: Arthur Charles West OBE, KPM, Chief Constable of Portsmouth from 1st August 1940-6th July 1958 and Chief Constable of the British Transport Commission from 6th July 1958-31st August 1963
Lot 50
AN IVORY-HILTED WATERED-STEEL SWORD (SHAMSHIR) WITH ENAMELLED CROSS GUARD AND SCABBARD, PERSIA AND INDIA, PROBABLY LUCKNOW, CIRCA 18TH CENTURYthe hilt with cusped ivory grips set with enamelled cross guard, with a curved, single-edged, tapering watered-steel blade, the textile-set wooden scabbard with gold mounts finely enamelled with floral decoration, two hooks. the wooden and textile wrapped scabbard with gold and finely enamelled mounts depicting flowers with conforming floral decoration,94.5cm. Condition Report - Minor nicks due to the age and use of the piece. PROVENANCE - EX PRIVATE COLLECTION SWITZERLAND
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Lot 215
[Duke of Wellington] A fine hunting or ceremonial spear head, of hollow-ground lozenge section, having a tang of faceted shouldered baluster form, with threaded terminal, in a white metal mounted red tooled leather scabbard, the latter variously inscribed including "given to Lord Hill by the Duke of Wellington", English / Indian, late 18th / early 19th Century, 26.5 cm. [Rowland Hill, 1st Viscount Hill, (1772 - 1842), British general and one of the Duke of Wellington's chief lieutenants in the Peninsular campaigns of the Napoleonic Wars, Commander of II Corps at the Battle of Waterloo.]
Lot 84
A military dress sword (1845 pattern) marked to the blade " Volunteer rifles. Thomas Fairrie Esquire. With hilt marked to the ricasso Mander and Allender Liverpool. Some of the original hanger are in place, approximately 98 cm total length and 83 cm blade length and 2.6 cm wide at the ricasso, 84 cm scabbard.Condition Report: There are several dents to the scabbard, the largest approximately 8mm diameter, the scabbard appears to have a very slight bend. The blade tip is bent approximately 1 cm from the tip, there is a bend to the body of the blade starting approximately half way up. No apparent looseness to the guard, pommel or grip wires
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