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Click here to subscribeA Georgian Spadroon, the 71.5cm single edge steel blade with a narrow fuller to the back edge, one side of the ricasso marked with a crown over TG, the steel stirrup hilt with flat scroll quillon, ovoid pommel and reeded ebony grip, the leather scabbard with silver plated chape, lacks locket, 88cm. Small areas of black patching. Brown patination to the hilt. The grip has minor bruising. The leather scabbard is scuffed and creased and is missing the locket.
A Georgian Mourning Sword, with 85cm triangular section steel blade, the bead cut steel hilt with oval guard, recurving crossguard with rosette quillons, urn pommel and chain knuckle bow made up from facetted hematite beads, the dark stained shagreen scabbard with steel mounts, the locket engraved Odell, Manufacturer, 19 Old Bond Street, London, with an associated steel oval chain link hanger and clip.
An 18th/19th Century Continental Mourning Sword, with 83.5cm triangular section steel blade bearing traces of bluing and gilt engraved decoration, inscribed at the ricasso De La Marque Des Mouchette a Solingen, the steel hilt with bead cut decoration to the oval guard, knuckle bow, wrythen grip and urn pommel, lacks scabbard, 101.5cm . Patching and pitting to the blade. Grip is a little jiggly. Lacks scabbard.
A Georgian Court Sword, the 83cm triangular section steel blade half blued, engraved and gilt with scrolling foliage, urns and martial trophies, the steel hilt applied with cut steel beads and rosettes, with pierced oval guard, wire bound grip and urn pommel, in a vellum covered scabbard with steel mounts, the locket engraved JEFFREYS, Cockspur Street, Charing Cross, 102cm. One beaded rosette missing to one side of the pommel. Some loss of stitching to scabbard seam.
A 19th Century Continental Court Sword, the 77cm triangular section steel blade etched with leaves and signed Couleau et Cie, Klingenthal, the gilt brass hilt with foliate pierced cartouche guard, diaper strapwork cast knuckle bow, mother of pearl grip scales and foliate cast baluster pommel, with black painted steel scabbard, 102cm; a Very similar Court Sword, the hilt with batswing guard, lacks scabbard (2). 1 - Black patching to blade. Wear to gilt on hilt. Flakes to paint on scabbard. 2 - Grey patchng to blade. Wear to gilt on hilt
A Medieval Style Main Gauche (Parrying Dagger), the 32cm double edge steel blade with raised medial ridge to each side, the steel hilt with down-swept crossguard, wire bound grip and panelled oblong pommel, 46cm; a Dirk, made from parts from a small sword, the cut-down shagreen covered scabbard with steel locket engraved Gray & Son, Bond Str. (2)
A 19th Century Bowie Type Knife, the 14.5cm double edge steel blade etched NEVER DRAW ME WITHOUT REASON, NOR SHEATH ME WITHOUT HONOUR, the ricasso stamped LINGARD, PEA CROFT, SHEFFIELD, with nickel plated cutlery handle and nickel mounted leather scabbard; five Various Hunting Knives, two with stacked leather washer grips and leather sheaths, two with ebonised grips and leather scabbards and one with deer's foot handle, lacks sheath (6). Pitting and patching to blades.
A 19th Century Copy of a 17th Century Rapier, the 85.5cm double edge steel blade with a central narrow fuller to each side, the steel hilt with chevron fluted decoration to the crossguard and knuckle bow, with horizontally fluted compressed globular pommel, the wire bound grip decorated with wrythen bands of beadwork, lacks counter guard, 106.5cm, with a leather scabbard, the steel locket engraved Gaia Di Scheima, 6 Maggio 1876 Firenze, 2o Piemio, with steel shoe.Provenance:- Purchased at Bonhams 23.07.13 from Trelissick, the home of the Copeland family (China Manufacturers)
A Prussian Model 1889 Pattern Infantry Officer's Degan Sword by Carl Eickhorn, the 76cm single edge double fullered steel blade with maker's mark of two back to back squirrels over C.E. (1906-1921), the steel hilt bearing traces of original gilding, the hinged guard pierced and cast with the Prussian eagle, the ribbed black stained horn grip bound with gilt wire and set with the royal cypher of Emperor Wilhelm II, the steel scabbard with single suspender ring, 95.5cm. Patching and fine pitting to blade and scabbard. The gilt is worn on the hilt which now has grey patching and pitting. The horn grip has a tiny area of wear below the pommel
A NEW AND IMPROVED TRENCH KNIFE COMMISSIONED BY LORD HOWARD DE WALDEN FROM FELIX JOUBERT, 1917-18 FOR THE 9TH BATTALION OF THE ROYAL WELCH FUSILIERS, THE LEAF SHAPED DOUBLE EDGED BLADE INSCRIBED DROS URDDAS CYMRU, THE ROPE BOUND HANDLE WITH SKULL CRACKER POMMEL, THE SCABBARD OF CANVAS. H 62cms
A group of four medals, awarded to Captain Angus McKenzie Forsyth, comprising a Military Cross, British War Medal, Victory Medal and Defence Medal, with miniatures, MID certificate (Temp Capt 15th Bn), an Army Book 136 being his War Diary 1914-1918, his Officer's Record of Services Army Book 439, War Office release note (30 May 1919), his silver double cigarette case, initialled, a pair of spurs, assorted medallions, his sword, inscribed with his name, with scabbard, MC box and a group of newspaper cuttings See inside back cover colour illustrationProvenance: descent through the family
HCR & SON; a military issued three draw telescope with stitched leather body and in leather scabbard, inscribed 'Hele. Sct. Regts. Ct. Regts. Mk11c, Os126 GA No.19954' with broad arrow mark, length when closed 27cm.Additional InformationOptics will need attention and the image is extremely blurry. Quite heavy wear and tear throughout including scuffs, scrapes and some repairs to the leather. tarnishing and further scratches to the metalware and lacquered eyepiece. Outer case also heavily worn with scuffs and scrapes.
A late 19th Century French bayonet inscribed to blade back 'Mre d'Ourmes de Chat [...]1876', blade length 52cm, in metal scabbard, two smaller socket bayonet, one inscribed 'NO 9 NK1 D-50' and a knife with serrated blade (4).Additional InformationGeneral wear and tear throughout refer to illustrations request additional if necessary.
An African tribal ceremonial dagger, possibly Zimbabwean, length of blade 25.7cm, with carved grip and scabbard, the latter featuring wire work.Additional InformationBlade heavily worn and pitted. There is a split. The scabbard also with a larger split to the front section. Both with general small chips, nibbles, general wear and tear.
British 1856 Pattern Yataghan Sword Bayonet, complete with its two piece chequered grips. Cross guard with muzzle ring. Housed in its original leather scabbard with steel mounts. Yataghan blade with fuller to back edge. Acceptance stamps to the forte. Some surface staining to the blade and metal fittings have surface rust, but generally a good example. Blade 58cms, overall 74 ½ cms.
British 1856 Pattern Yataghan Sword Bayonet, with two piece chequered grips. Steel cross guard and muzzle ring. VR crowned acceptance stamp to the forte and fuller to the back edge. No scabbard. Accompanied by a Victorian triangular socket bayonet in its original leather and brass mounted scabbard. Both show wear. (2 items)
British P13 Bayonet by Remington, being a Home Guard issue example with leather frog, housed in the original leather scabbard with metal fittings. Blade remains in good overall condition. Accompanied by a British 1907 bayonet complete with the original scabbard and webbing frog; British L 1A4 knife bayonet complete with its original scabbard. (3 items)
Large 19th Century North African Khyber Knife, with horn handle, steel triangular blade which slightly curves at the tip. No scabbard. Blade measures 55cms, overall 69 ½ cms. Accompanied by a oriental (Chinese) small sword with brass grip mounts, straight single edged blade measuring 54 ½ cms, overall 68cms. No scabbard. (2 items)
Britains set 90, Coldstream Guards firing THIRD VERSION, gaitered, with incorrect marching Officer and Trumpeter, ten with indecipherable plumes and three from other Guards regiments (Condition Fair, one scabbard damaged, two heads loose) and set 2, Royal Horse Guards with Officer (Condition Good) 1928 (35)
A Second War Period Gurkha kukri knife, with engraved presentation plaque inscribed Captain Gaje Ghale VC 5th Royal Gurkha Rifles Burma 1943, the horn and brass-handled knife and miniature knives housed in the original ornate chased pierced and engraved unmarked Oriental silver-mounted scabbard, overall length 40cm. Captain Gaje Ghale was awarded the Victoria Cross as a Havildar (Sergeant) when leading a Platoon of young soldiers of the 5th Royal Gurkha Rifles along a knife-edge ridge to attack a Japanese stronghold, despite being wounded by a grenade he ignored his injuries and continued to throw grenades with his other arm and successfully fought to capture the position
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