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Lot 225
A collection of early 20th century and late 20th century ceremonial swords to include a Masonic ceremonial sword with brass skull finial to the handle, crossbones guard, waved blade decorated with Masonic symbols along with an Indian ceremonial sword with brass handle and guard, curved blade with foliate decoration and curved scabbard decorated with red velour and brass cape and locket along with a similar sword blade, together with a believed 16th century chainmail hat.
Lot 113
A mid Century Naval Officers dress sword and belt, the 80cm single edge fullered blade, and spear tip, the ricasso marked 'Crown Swords/England' with proof slug to the reverse, with gold plated guard with fouled anchor, wire bound grip and sword knot, contained within a leather and metal mounted scabbard, 96.5cms overall; together with a black leather sword belt with gilt metal hangars and gold plated belt buckle with a fouled anchor below a crown. (2)
Lot 136
An early Victorian 1827 pattern Naval officer’s sword, slender pipe back blade 29”, the regulation pattern brass hilt having lion’s head pommel and folding guard. Basically GC (hilt slightly worn and tarnished, blade worn with small patches of pitting); with an incorrect heavy steel scabbard (lightly pitted and cleaned) £100-120
Lot 137
A late Vic Naval officer's sword, blade 31", by Larcom & Veysey, Outfitters, Portsmouth, etched with Royal Arms, fouled anchor and scrolls; regulation pattern hilt with bullion knot, the folding guard engraved “Leslie Robins R.N.”, in its brass mounted leather scabbard GC, the blade VGC (slight wear to scabbard) Plate 5 £300-350
Lot 138
A composite 1796 type cavalry officer’s sword, the 32” engraved, blued and gilt blade and steel scabbard of Light Cavalry pattern, the steel hilt of Heavy Cavalry pattern but with “ears” extending from the backstrap over the replacement leather covered grip. QGC (blade worn but retaining some original blued and gilt finish, the hilt and scabbard pitted overall, one hanging ring detached but present). This appears to be a Heavy Cavalry hilt “married” to a Light Cavalry blade, the matching pitting of the two parts suggests that this was done some time ago. £100-200
Lot 142
A late 18th century Infantry officer’s spadroon, broad SE blade 29½” with single narrow fuller, plain brass stirrup hilt with rectangular section fluted bone grip, in its leather scabbard with brass locket. Basically GC (small patches of pitting to blade, hilt loose fit on tang, scabbard very worn, the chape missing) £120-180
Lot 145
An Edward VII 1822 pattern Light Cavalry officer’s sword, fullered blade 34½” etched with panels of scrolls, crowned “ERVII” cypher, crowned Royal Arms, and retailer’s name “J R Gaunt & Sons”, the back edge numbered “12100”, with regulation triple bar steel hilt, in its steel scabbard. GC (slightly worn overall, patches of pitting to the blade, quite deep towards the point). £100-150
Lot 147
An 1845 pattern Infantry officer’s sword to the 3rd London Rifle Volunteers, blade 32” etched with panels of scrolls, crown over “VR”, strung bugle over “3rd London RV”, and owner’s monogram “BT”(?), with regulation pattern brass hilt and steel scabbard. GC, the blade clean (hilt tarnished) £200-300
Lot 148
An 1885 pattern cavalry trooper’s sword, blade 34½” dated “4/86” and “/91” and stamped with broad arrow over “WD”, “YC” and inspector’s marks, with regulation pattern steel hilt, the guard stamped “4/92”, “8H 418” (partly struck out), small H over 200, and faint traces of other marks. GC, the blade clean (light surface rust on the inside of the guard, no scabbard). £80-120
Lot 149
A Vic 1892 pattern Infantry officer’s sword to the Volunteer Medical Staff Corps, blade 32½”, by Hobson & Sons, Lexington ST, London, etched with Royal cypher, foliate panels “Manchester Division” within scrolls and “V.M.S.C”, with regulation brass hilt, in its leather FS scabbard. GC, the blade good (some wear to scabbard) £250-300
Lot 150
An Edward VII 1897 pattern Indian Army Infantry officer’s sword, blade 32” etched with panels of scrolls and crowned “ERI” cypher on each side, with regulation pattern steel hilt bearing crowned “ERI” cypher, in its GS mounted leather covered FS scabbard. GC, the blade clean (the hilt and scabbard leather slightly worn) £100-150
Lot 151
A scarce Edward VIII 1897 pattern Infantry officer’s sword, the Victorian blade 33”, etched with scrolled foliage and crowned “VR” cypher on each side, and maker’s name “Robt. Mole & Son, Birmingham, Makers to the War & India Officers”, with regulation pattern WM hilt and leather knot, in its GS mounted leather covered FS scabbard. GC, the blade retaining original polish (slight wear to scabbard leather). Probably a re-hilted family blade. £300-400
Lot 153
A French Model 1816 “gladius” Artillery sidearm, fullered blade 18½”, the brass hilt having scales grip. The hilt GC, the blade worn and pitted; and another “gladius” sidearm, c 1830, blade 18¾”, the brass hilt having ribbed grip. Basically GC (worn overall); in a home made canvas covered metal scabbard. (2) £60-80
Lot 156
156 A pre WWI French officer’s Model 1817 epee, plain DE blade 32”, gilt hilt with double shell guard, one shell embossed with a cockerel in wreath and trophy of flags, the pommel embossed with wings and lightning bolts, with wire bound fishskin covered grip, in its plated scabbard. Clean Condition, retaining all original gilt (scabbard plating slightly spotted) £150-200
Lot 174
A Victorian court sword, slender blade 32” etched with crowned “VR”, scrolls, P.O.W. feathers, “By Appointment”, and maker’s name “T.A Guthrie, Cork St, W”, gilt hilt with crowned “VR” on guard, crown pommel, and wire bound grip, in its gilt brass mounted leather scabbard. Near VGC, the blade retaining original polish, gilt good; with its webbing sling and buff leather frog. £120-150
Lot 175
A Victorian Court sword, slender blade 31½” etched with crowned “VR”, scrolls, crossed flags, and maker’s name “Haynes & McLaren, Maddox St, London”, gilt brass hilt with beaded borders, including shell guard, urn pommel, and rectangular section brass grip, with bullion strap and knot, in its brass mounted leather scabbard. GC, the blade clean (gilt worn, scabbard slightly creased) £100-120
Lot 176
An early 20th century diplomatic or court sword, plain triangular section blade 31”, the hilt of polished cut steel with pierced ovoid guard, urn shaped pommel, and double chain knuckleguard, all set with facetted studs, in its steel mounted leather scabbard. GC (some light surface rust) £100-150
Lot 191
A 19th century American Naval officer’s sword, blade 28” etched with scrolls and oak leaves, anchor, and “US Navy”; French style brass hilt embossed with oak leaves and acorns and “USN”, engraved on the underside with owner’s initials “A.A.B”, and with wire bound fishskin covered grip; in its brass mounted leather scabbard, the locket also with owner’s initials. Basically GC (blade and grip binding worn, quillon bent, scabbard mounts dented). £150-200.
Lot 193
A late 19th century American Society sword of the “Uniform Rank Red Men (Chieftain’s League)”, DE blade 30” etched with maker’s name “The Pettibone Bros. Mfg. Co”, panels with wigwam, crossed axes, bow and arrows etc, owner’s name “A H Ellison”, and “U.R.R.M.”; gilt hilt with embossed double shell guard, pommel and knucklebow, and wire bound buff leather covered grip; in its plated scabbard with pierced and embossed gilt brass mounts, and hanging chain with hook. GC (slight wear to gilt) £100-150.
Lot 209
A Tibetan sword, probably 19th century, straight SE blade 26" with hatchet tip, the hilt having plain iron disc guard, octagonal pommel, and partly cord bound grip, in its wooden scabbard, the lower part covered with green vellum and with long iron chape. QGC (scabbard and grip covering incomplete) £50-80
Lot 63
An Edwardian officer's sword, with pierced guard, wire bound shagrin grip, domed pommel, the thin, straight fullered blade with no edge, engraved ERVII to one side, and Crown over British shield to the other, blade length 83.5cm, with brown leather scabbard, total length 101cm, together with a walking stick with twisted grip.
Lot 66
A Victorian General Officers sword, with brass gothic guard with crossed sword and baton surrounded by laurel wreath surmounted by crown with wired bound shagreen grip, fullered blade etched to both sides with the crossed sword and baton, below crown insignia to one side, the other with VR for Victoria Rex and makers name Gobby & Co, Leicester St, Regent St, London, blade length 82cm, with brass scabbard and gold silk rope tassel knotted, 98cm overall.
Lot 203A
An Edwards & Sons officer’s sword, with shagreen wired handle, gilt metal folding sword and engraved blade, fitted brass mounted leather scabbard, blade length 82cmCondition report: Wear to handle, wear to leather scabbard, slight pitting on blade.Does not fit into scabbard fully. See images.Pommel ok. Grip wires intact. Additional images loaded.
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