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Lot 3187
A Victorian 1822 pattern light cavalry officer's sword, by Reeves, Birmingham, 87.5cm slightly curved fullered blade etched with crowned VR cypher and triumphal regalia, inscribed Presented to Private Luke Staniforth by Lieut Colonel Earl Fitzwilliam and the Officers of the 1st WYYC as being the best swordsman in Capt Athorpes (k) or Kiveton troop 24 April 1862, steel hilt, wire-bound shagreen grip, steel scabbard, 105.5cm long overall
Lot 3100
Militaria - a pair of chainmail epaulettes, probably Royal Armoured Corps, 20th century; a World War Two British Army pewter hipflask, dated 1944, War Department arrow mark; Scots Guards easel 'cap badge', fashioned for the desk; silkwork 'flag', worked and embroidered in colourful threads with the insignia of the Canadian Infantry on a black ground, 45cm x 65cm; Medal, World War One, Victory Medal, 418425 Pte. H. Wren 42-Can. Inf., (1); a bayonet scabbard; etc, (qty)
Lot 3210
An 1895 pattern infantry officers sword, by Wilkinson of London, the earlier 1845 pattern single-fullered blade produced in 1881 for J.G. Fenton and bearing the initials J.G.F, steel dress scabbard with twin hanging rings, ensuite a copy of the ledger book page showing Fenton as the purchaser
Lot 36
An antique Officer's sword with leather scabbard CONDITION REPORTBlade is 82cm long from hand guard to tip; pommel is firm, scabbard is damaged and taped;grip wires are intact, though some have loosenedleather to guard is no longer attached on one end - all as seen in additional images.Maynard & Harris is visible on blade, but is a struggle to photograph effectively.
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