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Click here to subscribedating: 19th Century provenance: Sweden, Strong, straight, single-edged blade, tip, tapering toward the base and enlarged at the tang. Marked 'ALK', AF', 'G.A.R.B. N.o 51' on one side and 'JOHAN SVENGREN ESKILSTUNA' on the other. Brass hilt. Wooden grip, partially painted in black, with a big hole. Leather scabbard with brass mounts, cap with a loop. length 57,5 cm.
dating: circa 1900 provenance: India, Wide, straight, double-edged, damask blade, provided with ten grooves and respective raisers; beautiful, iron hilt with a silver foil covering; big, shell-shaped knuckle-guard with beams ending with seven heads of Makara (a mythical creature of Indian mythology); wide, lateral bands and double crossbar decorated with large knots in the center and with grooves. Original, wooden scabbard with fabric covering (very worn-out). length 68 cm.
dating: 18th Century provenance: France, Straight, double-edged blade of lozenge section, engraved at the forte and with a long motto '...'. Silver hilt, sword-shell with two shell-guards, partially decorated in relief. Quillon block with flowers. Grip with silver wire bindings and moor's heads. Olive-shaped pommel with floral decorations. Leather scabbard with brass mounts. length 95,2 cm.
dating: First half of the 19th Century provenance: Naples, Long and wide blade with hollowed tip, completely engraved, a hunter on the right side, with a gun and powder flask among the leaves on a black ground, view of Naples and Vesuvius on the other side, among the powder horn, hunting knife and floral motifs. Tang covered with silver foils, engraved with a figure, birds and geometrical motifs. Horn grip, chiselled with raisers and longitudinal grooves, with silver mounts, engraved with floral and geometrical motifs. Wooden, leather-covered scabbard with white metal mounts. length 46,5 cm.
dating: 19th Century provenance: France, Straight, double-edged blade of hexagonal section, engraved at the forte with flowers and trophies, with effigy of an angle playing a trumpet and a wolf near the anchor. Gilded, brass hilt, shell-guard with horns of plenty in relief and laurel branches surrounding a badge with enameled Maltese cross (a chip). Guard and pommel with garlands. Grip with mother-of-pearl grip scales. No scabbard. length 96,5 cm.
Captain John S Carnegie (1802-1879), a group of Military ephemera relating to Carnegie, to include a 1796 pattern heavy cavalry officers sword, the etched blade of the sword engraved Osborn & Cunby's Warranted, with scabbard, an H Nock London Gunmaker to His Majesty twin barrelled flintlock sporting gun, with walnut stock, length 45.5ins, an H Nock London brass barrelled flintlock blunderbuss, length 29.25ins, a dapper with gilt metal and turned ivory handle, with gilt metal scabbard, three pairs of spurs, a collection of flints and lead shot, a leather pouch with white leather straps and brass fittings and a black and white photograph with all the items included and written in ink, Property of the Late Carnegie, The Royal Scots Greys
German Third Reich SA Officer's dagger by Hammesfahr Cie. Solingen, having SA enamel roundel to top of grip, 'Ost' (SA group mark) to cross guard and blade inscribed Alles Für Deutschland, within the original scabbard, measures approximately 37cm long Condition: Well oiled blade with makers mark to reverse, light scratching to handle, some chips to paintwork to scabbard, slight paint chips to enamel SA roundel, would advise telephoning the saleroom for more details
1897 pattern shagreen handled World War I British Infantry officers sword by Fenton Brothers Ltd, Sheffield, sword cutlers to the War Office, with decoration to blade, and George V cipher within brown pigskin scabbard, with sword belt, measures 102cm long Condition: No signs of rust to the blade or damage to the shagreen handle, wear to the sword knot and some wear and scratches to scabbard - **General condition consistent with age
Japanese bone dagger (tanto), 29cm flat single edged blade with brass habaki, bone handle carved with figures against a landscape, in its similar scabbard 46cm overall Condition: Some splits to the ivory, the sections to the scabbard have become loose and there is tape holding some together. Generally very little missing sections. Blade has been sharpened and shows signs of this. Please see images. **General condition consistent with age
World War II Third Reich Army dress dagger, marked Alcoso Solingen to reverse of blade, within its original alloy scabbard with hangers, measures 40cm long Condition: No signs of rust to the blade or any chips to Swastika eagle emblem, large chunk missing out of handle measures approximately 2cm long x 2.5cm wide, some wear to the fabric hangers on scabbard to the reverse, would advise telephoning department a more detailed condition report and viewing in person prior to the sale
British LIA3 Bayonetsingle edged, clipped point blade with central fuller. Steel crossguard and muzzle ring. Steel pommel. Pressed steel grips. Contained in its steel scabbard. Together with a continental socket bayonet. Hollow ground, triangular form blade. Steel socket with swivel locking ring ... Felsted School OTC swagger stick. Thimble top (damaged). Polished cane. 3 items.
Victorian Royal Artillery Officer's Sword.A regulation pattern example, with slightly curved blade, with etched Crowned VR cypher and Regimental title. The hilt with three bar open guard the shagreen grip with twist wire binding. Complete with leather field service scabbard. Overall age wear, damage to chape of scabbard.
WW1 Royal Naval Air Service RNAS 1914-1918 Officer's Sword.An extremely rare example of a RNAS Officer's Sword retailed through Gillott & Hasell of London. The sword follows the Royal Navy pattern, the slightly curved single edge blade is etched with a Royal Coat of Arms, with 'RNAS' below. The reverse etched with a Crown and Eagle device. The forte with retailers details. The hilt of RN pattern with lion head pommel and white shagreen grip. To the guard replacing the usual Crown and Anchor device is a Crown, Pair of Wings and 'RNAS'. Complete with black leather and gilt mounted scabbard. The overall condition is good three rust spots to the blade, gilt dulled.
An antique French Gras M1874 T-section bayonet with engraved blade, dated 1878.Hooked quillion stamped and marked L93074. Blade engraved "Mre D'Aimes de St Etienne 8bze 1878". Wood grip with brass pommel, no scabbard. Release button intact and working. Steel blade with minimal corrosion and pitting, good point & edge.Approx. 64cm long.
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