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Click here to subscribeAn 1827 pattern QEII Royal Naval Officers Sword with wire bound fish skin grip, lion's head pommel, gilt brass folding guard with crown and fouled anchor, black and gold knot, foliate etched fullered Wilkinson blade, serial Number 80412 (circa 1958), with black leather and brass mounted scabbard, overall length 94cm, blade 79cm (name has been scratched out on locking button)
Royal Naval Officer’s 1845 Pattern Sword. The 80cm blade by Larcom & Vesey Portsea with single fuller, etched with the Imperial crown, fouled anchor and scrolling foliage panels. Gilt metal hand guard, the incorporated fouled anchor oval now defaced, lion’s head and mane pommel and backstrap, wire bound white fish skin grip, gold and navy sword knot (distressed). Black leather scabbard with three gilt metal chapes, the blade clean, the etching weak, gilt areas rubbed £160-£200 --- This is an age restricted lot: the successful buyer will be required to either collect in person, or arrange specialist shipping.
Royal Marines Officer’s 1896 Pattern Infantry Sword EIIR Period. The 82.5cm blade by Wilkinson Sword Ltd. (88728) (1965) with single fuller, etched with the Royal Arms, EIIR cypher, Globe & Laurel, ‘The Royal Marines’, foliate panels. Plated pierced hand guard incorporating the EIIR cypher, wire bound fish skin grip, gold bullion sword knot. Plated metal scabbard, a pair of sword slings of red Morrocon faced with gold lace. Chamois cover and leatherette carrying bag, the blade with rust patches and staining, scabbard with one minor dent, carrying bag retaining strap broken, otherwise sound condition £300-£400 --- This is an age restricted lot: the successful buyer will be required to either collect in person, or arrange specialist shipping.
Royal Artillery Officer’s 1822 Pattern Sword GVR Period. The 86.5cm slightly curved blade by Wilkinson Sword Co. Ltd. London (61646) (1929). Single fuller and etched with the Royal Arms GVR cypher, cannon, ‘Ubique’and the owner’s initials ‘R.A.H.S.’ ; on the reverse ‘Royal Artillery’ and winged thunderbolts. Plated triple bar hand guard and wire bound fish skin grip, leather bound wooden scabbard. Chamois lined leather carrying bag, this with an applied printed shipping notice, ‘Lieut. R. A. H. Soames RA Shoeburyness Per. H.T. Dorsetshire’. the blade with some severe rust patches, the carrying bag severely distressed £140-£180 --- H.T. Dorsetshire was a Hospital Troopship in the 1920s. This is an age restricted lot: the successful buyer will be required to either collect in person, or arrange specialist shipping.
An 1896 Pattern Infantry Officer’s Sword GVIR Period. The 85cm straight blade by John Jones & Co. 33 Bruton St. W.1. is etched with the crowned Royal Arms and GVIR cypher and panels of scrolling foliage. Pierced sheet metal guard incorporating the GVIR cypher, wire bound fish skin grip, brown leather sword knot, leather bound wooden scabbard, chamois lined blackened linen carrying bag, all areas have been well re-plated, good bright condition but with some loss of definition to the blade, carrying bag with damage £140-£180 --- This is an age restricted lot: the successful buyer will be required to either collect in person, or arrange specialist shipping.
South African Cavalry Officer’s Sword 1912 Pattern. A rare example, the straight 89cm blade by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London (no number), with single fuller and etched both sides with the Imperial Crown, the Arms of South Africa and double legend, ‘South Africa’ ‘Zuid Afrika’, the Proteus plant and panels of scrolling foliage. Massive sheet metal hand guard wrought with floral designs and incorporating buds of the proteus plant, the pommel wrought with laurel sprays. The pistol shaped dermatine grip is covered with a wire bound fishskin. Leather bound wooden scabbard, the blade dull overall but without rust, some rust patches to the plated hand guard, therefore good condition £300-£400 --- This is an age restricted lot: the successful buyer will be required to either collect in person, or arrange specialist shipping.
South African Artillery Officer’s or Warrant Officer’s 1822 Pattern Sword. The straight 78cm bright blade with single fuller, etched at the forte with the Arms of South Africa, additionally marked on the reverse ‘G.D. - P.S.’, otherwise plain; plated triple bar hand guard, wire bound fish-skin grip. Brown leather bound wooden scabbard and brown leather frog, good condition £140-£180 --- This is an age restricted lot: the successful buyer will be required to either collect in person, or arrange specialist shipping.
Side Arm by The Wilkinson Sword Company London. The massive 71cm bright straight blade with 23cm spear point, etched panel, ‘Manufactured By The Wilkinson Sd. Coy. London’, solid sheet steel hand guard with lapped edges and provision for a sword knot, slab brass ribbed hand grips riveted to the tang. Heavy gauge black leather scabbard with top and bottom brass chapes, the upper with a frog stud, a separate brass ‘diamond’ below the top chape is inscribed ’67’. A sprung release stud at the base of the hand grip, very good condition £200-£300 --- This is an age restricted lot: the successful buyer will be required to either collect in person, or arrange specialist shipping.
Bayonets. A Chassepot sword bayonet St. Etienne January 1869 and Lee-Enfield sword bayonet (52cm) blade, no scabbards. A black leather covered wooden scabbard for a Rifles sword, good condition (3) £40-£50 --- This is an age restricted lot: the successful buyer will be required to either collect in person, or arrange specialist shipping.
Three Fairbairn Sykes Knives. One Second War period, known amongst collectors as the Middle East model with wood grip, nice blade with its scabbard with belt loop missing; a Second War 3rd model, excellent blade, marked number 1 to the hilt, no scabbard; and a post-War 3rd model by Joseph Rogers of Sheffield with a scabbard, very nice blade, heavy clasp grip, elastic broken around the belt loop, generally good condition (3) £120-£160 --- This is an age restricted lot: the successful buyer will be required to either collect in person, or arrange specialist shipping.
A German Second War Kriegsmarine Officer’s Dagger. An extremely nice condition WKC bladed naval officers dagger, very fine etching of sailing ships to both sides of the mint bright blade. All of the fittings, which include the upper pommel, cross guard and scabbard retain original gilt. Deep orange grip, all grip wire intact. Red felt washer still in place. The scabbard is with the extra thickness scabbard band rings, very good condition £300-£400 --- This is an age restricted lot: the successful buyer will be required to either collect in person, or arrange specialist shipping.
French Medical Officer’s Dress Sword, this sword was carried by medical officers in the French army during the late-19th and early 20th Century. With victory laurel and entwined snake motif to the forward shell guard. The blade is double-fullered and plain with a makers mark in the design of a Greek helmet pierced by a sword. It comes complete with its original steel scabbard. The owner purchased this in France from a relative of the original owner who was affiliated with the Cavalry. Exceptional condition.
A 19th Century Qajar lacquered papier-mâché qalamdan (pen box), the sides decorated with hunting scenes, the top with various figures in a garden setting, the base, red lacquered with gilt floral spray decoration, 22 cm long x 3.8 cm wide x 3.8 cm high, together with an Indonesian kris with typical wavy blade and garuda carved wooden handle, 40.6 cm long (no scabbard)
A 19th Century Continental dress sword, the fullered blade with engraved decoration and crowned spread eagle with cross shield decoration and pagoda type decoration verso, together with symbols of war, un-named, the shaped wooden handle with finger grip, the pierced knuckle guard of plain form and housed in a plated scabbard, 94.5 cm long overall
Seitengewehr M 98/05 mit Sägerücken und französisches Bajonett Kräftige Sägerückenklinge (etwas fleckig) mit Herstellermarke "Simson & Co. Suhl", Klingenabnahme "W 15" unter Krone, Holzgriffschalen, Lederscheide (rs. Naht offen) mit Eisenbeschlägen, Leder-Koppelschuh. Dazu ein Lebel-Bajonett mit Neusilbergriff und brünierter Stahlscheide. Klingen gut, Eisenteile meist rostig, teilweise beschädigt, Altersspuren. Ungereinigter Fundzustand. Länge 53 und 65 cm. Zustand: IIIA German sidearm M 98/05 with saw back, and a French bayonet Strong sawback blade, a bit mottled, with maker's mark "Simson & Co. Suhl", acceptance mark "Crown/W 15" on the blade, wooden grips panels, leather scabbard (stitching in the rear open), with iron mountings. Plus a Lebel-bayonet with a German silver hilt and a blued steel scabbard. Well kept blades, the iron parts mostly corroded, some damages, signs of age. As found, uncleaned. Lengths 53 and 65 cm. Condition: III
Sieben deutsche Bajonette Bayerisches SG 98/05, gestempelt "Amberg", "Herder, Solingen" und "L 15" unter Krone. SG 98/05 von "Simson & Co. Suhl" ("W 15" unter Krone). Sächsisches (?) SG 98 lang von Simson (bekrönte Chiffre "02") und SG 98 lang von V.C. Schilling in Suhl ("W 06"). Ein SG 84/98 n. A. mit vernickelter Sägerückenklinge und Erfurt-Stempel ("W 15") und ein SG 84/98 n. A. mit brünierter Klinge von "Alcoso", am Koppelschuh rückseitig gestempelt "Kurt Seidel, Berlin 1940". Ein KS 98 von "ACS". Jeweils in Scheide (vereinzelt Dellen, Knicke). Teilweise beschädigt, Altersspuren. Längen 35 - 68 cm.Zustand: IISeven German bayonets A Bavarian SG 98/05, marked "Amberg", "Herder, Solingen" and "L 15" under Krone. An SG 98/05 by "Simson & Co. Suhl" ("W15" under crown). Two SG98 long, one probably Saxonian by Simson (Crown/"02"), the other by V.C. Schilling in Suhl ("W 06"). An SG 84/98 new pattern with nickel-plated sawback and Erfurt marking "W 15". Another SG 84/98 new pattern with blued blade by "Alcoso", the rear of the frog marked "Kurt Seidel, Berlin 1940". A KS 98 by "ACS". Each bayonet with scabbard (with nicks and dings). Partially damaged, signs of age and wear. Lengths 35 - 68 cm.Condition: II
Sechs Bajonette, meist deutsch Bayerisches SG 71/84 mit vernickelter Klinge von "Simson & Co. Suhl“, am Rücken "L / 88“ unter Krone, Holzgriffschalen, Parierstange gestempelt "B. 21.R. 11. 85“, Lederscheide mit Eisenbeschlägen. Nummerngleiches SG 71/84, gestempelt "Weyersberg, Kirschbaum & Co. Solingen“, "W/88“ unter Krone und "124.R.E. 4.14.“ (Parierstange und Mundblech). SG 84/98 n. A., gestempelt "J. A. Henckels“ (Zwillingsmarke) und "W/17“ unter Krone. M 95 Bajonett mit OEWG-Marke und gestempelter Parierstange ("512. V“). Brüniertes SG 84/98 ohne Griffschalen, gestempelt "ccf 44“ (Parierstange und Stahlscheide), WaA Adler (undeutlich). Ein Bajonett 98/05, gemarkt "Weyersberg, Kirschbaum & Co. Solingen“, "W/15“ unter Krone (verputzt), Stahlscheide. Teilweise leicht beschädigt, Altersspuren. Länge 38 bis 52 cm.Zustand: IISix bayonets, mostly German A Bavarian SG 71/84 by "Simson & Co. Suhl“, nickel-plated blade, the back marked "L / 88“ under a crown. Wooden grip panels, the crossbar with unit markings "B. 21.R. 11. 85“, leather scabbard with iron mountings. Another SG 71/84 with matching numbers, by "Weyersberg, Kirschbaum & Co. Solingen“, marked "W/88“ under crown, and unit markings "124.R.E. 4.14.“ on the crossbar and the locket. An SG 84/98 new pattern, marked "J. A. Henckels“ and "W/17“ under a crown. An Austria M 95 bayonet marked by OEWG and unit markings on the crosspiece ("512. V“). A blued SG 84/98 without grip panels, marked "ccf 44“ on the crosspiece and the steel scabbard, the WaA-Eagle a bit faint. A bayonet 98/05, marked "Weyersberg, Kirschbaum & Co. Solingen“ and "W/15“ under crown. Steel scabbard.Some damages, signs of wear and age, lengths 38 to 52 cm.Condition: II
Fünf Bajonette, deutsch/international, 1. Hälfte 20. Jhdt. Ein nummerngleiches Seitengewehr M 1884/98, an der Wurzel der brünierten Klinge der Hersteller "Clemen & Jung" und auf der Gegenseite "3632 e", am Rücken "38", brüniertes Stahlgefäß mit Holzgriffschalen (am Feuerschutzblech der WaA Adler), brünierte Stahlscheide, oben gestempelt "Clemen u. Jung / 1938" und auf der Gegenseite "3632 e". Dazu ein KS 98 von Wingen, Solingen (Klinge locker, Angel gebrochen), schwarz lackierte Stahlscheide mit Leder-Koppelschuh (Naht gerissen). Dazu ein Schweizer Bajonett ("Elsener Schwyz") und zwei spanische Bajonette mit Toledo-Marke. Teilweise beschädigt, Altersspuren. Länge 36 - 55 cm.Zustand: IIFive bayonets, German/Swiss, 1st half of 20th century An M1884/98 with matching numbers by "Clemen & Jung", company name marked on the ricasso, opposite "3632 e", the back marked "38". Blued hilt with wooden grips, the ferrule marked with the WaA-Eagle. Blued steel scabbard, the locket marked "Clemen & Jung / 1938", the opposite "3632 e". A bayonet KS 98 by Wingen in Solingen, the blade with slack, the tang broken. Steel scabbard painted black, leather frog with damage to the stitching. A Swiss bayonet by "Elsener Schwyz".Two spanish bayonets with Toledo marks.Partly damaged, signs of age and wear. Lengths 36 - 55 cm.Condition: II
Konvolut von sieben europäischen Bajonetten Eines mit Lederscheide, zwei mit Stahlscheide, eines mit Kunststoffscheide. Jeweils mit Gebrauchs- und Altersspuren. Längen 34 - 43 cm. Zustand: IIMixed lot of seven european bayonets One bayonet with a leather scabbard, two with steel scabbards, one with a plastic scabbard. All with signs of age and wear. Lengths between 34 and 43 cm.Condition: II
Neun Bajonette Bajonett 84/98 n. A. mit Rückenklinge, gestempelt "Walther & Co. Mühlhausen in Thr." und "F. Herder, Solingen" sowie bekrönte Abnahme "W/16". Bajonett 84/98 n. A., gestempelt "Gottlieb Hammesfahr, Solingen" und "W 17" unter Krone und Bajonett 84/98 n. A., gestempelt "S/185" und "36", jeweils ohne Scheide. Dazu sechs andere Modelle, meist Fragmente sowie zwei Stahlscheiden. Teilweise unvollständig, beschädigt, Altersspuren. Länge ca. 27 - 40 cm.Zustand: IINine bayonets Three bayonets 84/98 new pattern: one marked "Walther & Co. Mühlhausen in Thr." and "F. Herder, Solingen" plus "W/16" acceptance mark. Another one marked "Gottlieb Hammesfahr, Solingen" and Crown/W17, a third one marked "S/185" and "36", all three without scabbard. Six other bayonets of various makes, some in parts only, with two steel scabbards. Some damages, signs of age. Lengths from 27 to 40 cm.Condition: II
17 internationale Seitengewehre Ein britisches Bajonett Pattern 1887 Martin Henry. Ein argentinisches M 1909 von Weyersberg, Kirschbaum in Solingen und ein "OEWG"-Bajonett mit Chile-Stempel. Ein schweizerisches Schmidt-Rubin Bajonett ("Neuhausen") und ein österreichisches Dolchmesser M 1917. Ein persisches Bajonett mit Farsi-Stempeln. Ein französisches Yatagan-Bajonett, ein Lebel-Bajonett und ein Berthier-Bajonett M 1892. Ein spanisches Machetenbajonett, ein AK 47 Bajonett etc. Jeweils in Scheide. Teilweise beschädigt, Altersspuren. Längen 33 - 71 cm.Zustand: II17 international bayonets A Britisch bayonet pattern 1887 Martin Henry. An Argentinian M 1909 by Weyersberg, Kirschbaum in Solingen, and an "OEWG" bayonet with a Chilean marking. A Swiss Schmidt-Rubin bayonet ("Neuhausen") and an Austrian dagger M 1917. A persian bayonet with Farsi markings. A French Yatagan bayonet, a Lebel-bayonet and a Berthier-bayonet M 1892. A Spanish bayonet of the machete type, an AK 47 bayonet, and others. All with scabbard. Some damages, signs of wear and age. Lengths 33 - 71 cm.Condition: II
Acht Bajonette Ein Unteroffiziersbajonett Steyr M 95, ein österreichisches Notbajonett aus tordiertem Bandstahl, zwei ungarische Bajonette M 35 (ein Holzgriff ergänzt), ein deutsches KS 98, ein tschechisches vz 24, ein tschechisches vz 58, und ein schlankes Bajonett mit Simson-Stempel. Vereinzelt gestempelt. Meist in Stahlscheide. Teilweise unvollständig, beschädigt, Altersspuren. Länge 30 - 50 cm.Zustand: IIEight bayonets A staff sergeants bayonet by Steyr, model M 95, an Austrian Ersatz bayonet made of twisted steel, two Hungarian M35 bayonets (of which one with replacement grips), a German KS 98 bayonet, two Czech bayonets, models vz 24 and vz 58, and a bayonet with a Simson mark. Some with markings. Most with a steel scabbard. Some with missing parts and slightly damaged, signs of wear and age. Lengths 30 to 50 cm.Condition: II
A George V 1897 pattern Infantry officer's sword, the 82cm straight fullered blade etched with GVR Royal Cypher and foliate motifs, proof slug in star of David to base with Prince Of Wales feathers verso, set to a nickel plated hilt with pierced Royal Cypher to guard, wire bound fish skin grip and ball pommel, in association brass mounted leather scabbard
A French 1821 pattern Infantry officer's sword, the 77cm singled edged curved fullered blade set to a pierced brass hilt with wire bound leather grip and step pommel, lacking scabbard, with a further military sword with 77cm fullered blade, unpierced steel hilt and wooden grip, in steel scabbard, and two further swords, one with 77cm curved blade and steel cruciform hilt, the other with 87cm broad double edged blade etched with Arabic inscriptions, both lacking scabbards (4)Condition reportThree dents to the scabbard with other minor dents and extensive tarnishing, serial number to sword but not the scabbard, blade is straight but scabbard appears to have been clamped/bent at some point, the other three blades appear straight with only minor tarnishing
A George V 1897 pattern Infantry officer's sword by Sanderson Bros & Newbould Ltd of Sheffield, the 82cm straight fullered blade etched with GVR Royal Cypher and foliate motifs, star of David proof mark to base with maker's name verso, set to a nickel plated hilt with pierced Royal Cypher to guard, wire bound leather grip and ball pomel, in nickel mounted leather scabbard
A Victorian military court sword, 19th century, the 78.5cm double edged unfullered florally etched blade with crossed lances to one side and 'VR' crown to the other, the hilt with gilt crown pommel, wire grip and small shell guard with 'VR' and crown, marked 'H.J. & D. Nicoll, Regent Street, London' to base of blade, with black leather brass mounted scabbard and sword knot, with a similar Victorian court sword with etched Prince Of Wales feathers to base of blade (2)Provenance: The Estate of Lord Kenyon, Gredington.
A Victorian diplomatic court sword, 19th century, the 76cm double edged unfullered blade set to a regulation gilt brass hilt with beaded pommel, cast beaded grip and small beaded shell guard, marked 'James Holbeck & Co, 3 Vigo Street, Regent Street, London' to base of blade, with black leather brass mounted scabbard and sword knot, with a similar Victorian diplomatic court sword by H. Poole & Co, and a further court sword in a velvet covered scabbard (3) (at fault)Provenance: The Estate of Lord Kenyon, Gredington.
A 19th Century Infantry officer's Sword, either a French 1821 Pattern, or a US Civil War 1855 Pattern, having polished wooden ribbed hand grip, with brass two band guard, with florally decorated quillion, and full brass back strap, the single edged, single fuller blade with French inscription to the spine 'R Ronge fils fabit d'armes a lege' the back strap having engraved initials within wreath, complete with matching brass and leather scabbard, also with the initial markings (2)
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