Four British Army officers' regulation swords, vis.: i) pattern 1845 infantry, slightly curved etched blade and brass 'gothic' hilt with hinged inner guard, each with VR cypher, red and gold sword knot, brass scabbard; ii) pattern 1854 infantry, etched blade named for 'HERBERT & Co LONDON', 'gothic' hilt with fixed inner guard, non-corresponding steel mounted leather scabbard; iii) pattern 1895 infantry, by Wilkinson, steel guard with pierced scrolling decoration incorporating VR cypher and with un-modified inner edge, steel scabbard; iv) George V Royal Artillery, blade etched with Royal cypher and corps title, plated steel three-bar hilt, brown leather covered scabbard. [4]106.5cm OAL of longest (right hand) sword.The George Geear Collection
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Four German knife bayonets (seitengewehr), vis:. i) a model 1898/05, by Ferndinand Esser & Co. of Elberfield, dated 1915, in a steel scabbard by Mauser; ii) another model 1898/05, by Simson & Co., 1915, steel scabbard; iii) a model 1884/98, steel scabbard with leather frog; iv) another model 1884-98, steel scabbard. [4]51.8cm OAL (two longer items)The George Geear Collection
Various edged weapons, including a British pattern 1907 gymnasia sword, stiff slender blade 34 in. pierced sheet steel guard, knurled aluminium grip; a Japanese post 1886 cavalry trooper's sword, blade 32.5 in., steel hilt with wooden-faced grip; the blade and staghorn hilt of a European hunting sword, an Indian sword (tulwar), curved blade 30.25 in., steel hilt with knuckle bow and disc pommel, leather covered wooden scabbard; a Battle of Britain 50th Anniversary commemorative dirk, and other items. [8]The George Geear Collection
An African axe, Fon people, Benin, narrow iron blade fixed via a collar to a right-angled projection at the head of the wooden haft, a rectangular striking block set to the reverse, length 46 cm; together with a small European axe, heavy forged head, plain haft, length 24 cm; also together with: two Moroccan daggers (jambiya), each with slightly curved and bi-fullered blade 9 in., silver mounted hilts with characteristic fan shaped pommels, silver clad scabbard with foliate decoration in low relief. [4]
A collection of bayonets for the British No 4 rifle, comprising: three No 4 Mk II, in Mk I steel scabbards; two No 4 Mk II*, one with Mk I scabbard; two No 4 Mk III, one with Mk I scabbard and the other with Mk III scabbard; and two No 9 bayonets, one British one South African, in scabbards. [9]34.7cm OAL of longest item including canvas strapThe George Geear Collection
An Italian model 1870/87 Vetterli-Vitali sword bayonet, blade 20.25 in., steel hilt with hooked quillon and composition grips, mortice slot with external leaf spring, brass mounted leather scabbard with leather frog; together with two Portuguese model 1886 Kropatscheck/Guedes bayonets, each with steel scabbard. [3]69cm OAL (longest including leather projecting at top)The George Geear Collection
U.S.A.; three bayonets, vis.: i) a model 1905, blade 15.75 in. and dated 1918, steel hilt with wooden grips and sprung retaining catch, steel mounted composition scabbard; ii) a model 1917, by Remington, steel mounted leather scabbard; iii) an M1, by PAL Blade and tool, ribbed grip, steel mounted composition scabbard, later chrome plating. [3]58.5cm OAL of longest itemThe George Geear Collection
Four bayonets, vis.: i) a British pattern 1913, by Remington, steel mounted leather scabbard with leather frog; ii) an Australian pattern 1907, dated 1943, grip marked 'SLAZ42', steel mounted 'MANGROVITE' scabbard and webbing frog; iii) an Indian No 1 Mk II (Watts & White 833), by Ishapore, dated 1942, steel mounted leather scabbard; iv) a British pattern 1913, by Remington, blade shortened and with later chrome plating to the steel parts. [4]58.3cm OAL of longest itemThe George Geear Collection
Two middle Eastern daggers, to include a Sumatra dagger with carved and pierced decorated horn handle, with a silver plated sheath embossed with foliate decoration blade length 20cm over all length 30cm. Together with a Jordanian Shibrya dagger in a white metal scabbard, mid- 20th century, scabbard set with red and green stones and decorated engraving, blade length.17.5cm overall length 31cm
1907 pattern bayonet marked at the ricasso 'Lithgow 1919' with the Lithgow Star above a shield with 1907 within, indicating manufacture in the Lithgow Small Arms Factory New South Wales, Australia, with a metal bound leather scabbard with canvas belt loop. Straight fullered blade (L 43cm) with rounded spine. Ricassso also marked with two further Lithgow stars flanking an 'X'. Total Length drawn 55cm, in scabbard 58cm.
1897 Pattern Infantry Officer's sword with leather field scabbard. Straight blade (82cm) with half fuller channel, etched with scrolls and floral motifs and the motto 'Dum Spiro Spero' surrounding an 'S' as well as the maker's name - Henry Wilkinson - and the Fleur de Lys. Impressed number to spine 31963. Basket guard with cypher for Queen Victoria, wired shagreen grip and knurled metal backstrap. Overall length 97cm drawn, 103cm in scabbard.
German Third Reich period Army Officer's sword, Havin 82.5cm fullered slightly curved blade marked 'Eickhorn' and having single bar hilt with Lion's head pomelle, wire bound grip and Eagle shield. Plain steel scabbard and with silvered tassel. (B.P. 21% + VAT) Blade is good, minor wear only. Scratches, chips and wear overall to scabbard. Hilt basically good.No postage
![Britains - Un-catalogued - Duke of Edinburgh [Foot Guards Colonel], 1953 Coronation Souvenir Edition, comprising: Duke of Edi](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/9bb444dc-229c-434f-8d05-b1db00940366/ec2edaad-fb20-40d5-94d9-b233011a7288/468x382.jpg)
Britains - Un-catalogued - Duke of Edinburgh [Foot Guards Colonel], 1953 Coronation Souvenir Edition, comprising: Duke of Edinburgh in the Dress of a Foot Guards Officer [Grenadier Guards] Marching with Hand on Sword Scabbard. Depicted in Standard Uniform with Blue Sash, Medals, Gold Collar, Cuffs & Epaulettes. Generally Near Mint overall.
![Timpo - Series 16 - Medieval Knights [Swoppet type] Range [1966], comprising: Knight on Foot with Spear - Black Surcoat with](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/9bb444dc-229c-434f-8d05-b1db00940366/def7537a-ef72-4819-9a44-b2330119bed0/468x382.jpg)
Timpo - Series 16 - Medieval Knights [Swoppet type] Range [1966], comprising: Knight on Foot with Spear - Black Surcoat with GREEN Helm & Eagle Emblem, complete with YELLOW Belt / Scabbard, complete with YELLOW Shield with BLACK Eagle [Ref: Page 90, The A -Z of Timpo, M. Maughan, 3rd Edition]. Near Mint overall, Rare Variant.
![Britains - Un-catalogued Specials - Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders [Pre War Issue], comprising: Officer Marching Holding S](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/9bb444dc-229c-434f-8d05-b1db00940366/03cc251f-c19a-46d6-a2fd-b233011a53a9/468x382.jpg)
Britains - Un-catalogued Specials - Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders [Pre War Issue], comprising: Officer Marching Holding Scabbard & 11 x Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Marching at the Slope. Depicted in Highland Full Dress - Red Doublets, Kilts & Highland Bonnets. Near Mint overall. Unboxed. Rare Special Commission Set. [12]
![Britains - Set 154 - Prussian Infantry of the Line [1919 version - Uncatalogued Issue], comprising: Officer Marching Holding](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/9bb444dc-229c-434f-8d05-b1db00940366/3de42d8a-e2b1-4554-b826-b233011a9cea/468x382.jpg)
Britains - Set 154 - Prussian Infantry of the Line [1919 version - Uncatalogued Issue], comprising: Officer Marching Holding Scabbard & 7 x Infantrymen Marching at the Slope. Near Mint overall, contained [strung] in a generally Fair to Good [moderate storage wear & minor lid edge loss] "Types of the German Army" Whisstock illustrated [Yellow] label box. Rare Uncatalogued Officer Figure
![Britains - Paris Office - French Mounted Infantry Officer, comprising: Officer [Empty Handed - Moveable Arm] with Sheathed Sw](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/9bb444dc-229c-434f-8d05-b1db00940366/c935f56e-c92d-47fd-92c7-b233011a6595/468x382.jpg)
Britains - Paris Office - French Mounted Infantry Officer, comprising: Officer [Empty Handed - Moveable Arm] with Sheathed Sword in Steel Scabbard Mounted on a White Standing Horse with Dark Blue Saddle & Gold Edged Blue Shabraque. The Figure is Depicted in Dark Blue Uniform with Red Kepi, Breeches, White Gloves & Black Boots. Minor paint chips otherwise Excellent overall.
A George V 1845 Pattern British Officer's dress sword by Wilkinson, etched blade with GR monogram and inscription CP HINNELL ESQre 27th LANCASHIRE RIFLES VOLrs, blade length 81cm, folding brass hilt with GR monogram, wire bound fish skin grip and metal scabbard, total length 97.5cm. Condition - ding in scabbard, round inlaid piece missing in blade, blade slightly kinked towards end, general wear throughout, Henry Wilkinson maker’s name is engraved on the blade.
A WW1 ERA IMPERIAL GERMAN FORCES OFFICERS SWORD, the sword has the crisp markings of the maker Weyersberb Kirschbaum & Cle Solingen and the helmet/WK&C. The blade is in very good condition, and the black metal scabbard is in nice undamaged condition, Brass handguard has some Gothic text which has not been possible to read, as to the head of the pommel with initials, the Kaisers Wilhelm II crest is formed in the handguard, with a much smaller crest applied to the Shark fin grip
A GERMAN SA DAGGER MADE BY GOTTFRIED WEYERSBERG SOHNE OF SOLINGEN, this dagger is complete with its scabbard, the blade has the motto ALLES FUR DEUTSCHLAND on it and the cross guard is stamped NM, the blade could do with being cleaned and there are some visible cracks in the handle, the plated end of the scabbard is also slightly loose
GERMAN WWI TRENCH KNIFE, & A FAIRBAIRN SYKES FIGHTING KNIFE, the German Trench knife comes complete with a metal scabbard and leather attachment, blade length 13.5cm with wooden ribbed grip, the Fairbairn Sykes is clearly marked on the Cast grip with the markings of the J.Nowill & Sons Co, Sheffield, who were one of the recognised makers of this dagger, grip is a two part casting, was common on the 3rd type, made by this Company, The Dagger comes with a leather sheath
A TWENTIETH CENTURY OFFICERS DRESS SWORD WITH A BASKET HILT, the sword itself is in good condition but is rubbed in places and the top edge of the blade has got some contact marks, there is a Royal Crown on the hilt and we believe this sword was produced by Wilkinson of London, there is some minor wear to the handle grip and the scabbard
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