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Lot 577
Black Watch Waterloo Period Officer Large China Porcelain Figure. This fine quality figure is by one of the Dresden factories and depicts an Officer of the regiment wearing scarlet coatee, kilt, dirk and bonnet. The base with the maker’s details and title “The Black Watch 1815”. Colours and details good, lower section of sword scabbard absent. Height 11 inchesViewing Recommended
Lot 603
Gordon Highlanders Large China Porcelain Figure of a Sergeant Waterloo Period. This good quality Continental figure is by one of the Dresden factories and depicts a Sergeant of the regiment wearing scarlet coatee, kilt, equipment and bonnet. He stands holding a “Union” flag. The base with the maker’s mark and Gordon Highlanders. Colours and details good. Scabbard to sword absent. Height 11 inchesViewing Recommended
Lot 723
German Third Reich Army Officer’s Dagger with straps by WKC, Solingen. A good example with amber spiral ivorine grip and plain polished double-edged blade etched with with maker’s knight’ helm logo. Plated eagle crossguard with swastika. Oakleaf decoration to pommel and ferrule. Housed in stippled plated scabbard with two suspension rings and foliate lockets. Complete with silver laced, velvet-backed slings with oakleaf ornamented oval buckles and stippled spring-clips, leather reinforced and strap hanger replaced. Toned externally, blade bright. VGCArmy (Heer) Officer’s dagger was designed by Paul Casburg in 1935.
Lot 724
German Third Reich SA Stormtrooper’s dagger by August Bickel, Steinback-Hallenberg. A good example by a rare maker with double-edged blade etched with “Alles für Deutschland” and maker’s diamond shaped logo. Brown wooden grip inlaid with eagle and swastika, and enamelled SA device. Nickel cross guard stamped “Fr” (SA Group Franken). Housed in original brown anodised scabbard with nickel mounts and a single suspension ring. Generally VGC.SA (Sturmabteilung) dagger introduced in 1933.
Lot 725
German Third Reich Fire Brigade parade bayonet / sidearm by Carl Eickhorn, Solingen A good example with plated single edged 25 cm blade with central fuller, bearing knight’s head logo on the forte. Plated “S” shape quillon and eagle head pommel. Black composition chequered grips secured with two rivets. Housed in its black painted steel scabbard with portion of frog. Minor service wear, slight movement between blade and grip. GC
Lot 726
German Third Reich 1933 model SS dagger, personalised and with dedication, by Gustav C. Spitzer. A good rare example, the blade obverse etched “Meine Ehre heist Treue” (My Honour is Loyalty), the reverse bearing RZM logo over M7/80 over RZM1197/39/SS and dedication “In herzlicher Kameradschaft’ and facsimile signature . Black wooden grip (chipped) inlaid with silvered eagle and enamelled circular SS Sigrunen, reverse with ‘XII’ to the base. Housed in original lacquered anodised nickel mounted scabbard with single suspension ring. The top mount engraved with owner’s initials, the reverse with signals lightning flash and ‘R/46’. Chape top filed either side and minor dent to ball. Overall GC with service wear.
Lot 727
German Third Reich Army Officer’s Dagger with straps by E. & F. Hörster, Solingen. A good example with amber spiral ivorine grip and plain polished double-edged blade etched with with maker’s oval logo. Plated eagle crossguard with swastika. Oakleaf decoration to pommel and ferrule. Housed in stippled plated scabbard with two suspension rings and foliate lockets. Complete with silver laced, velvet-backed slings with oakleaf ornamented oval buckles and spring-clips. Plating worn otherwise VGC,Army (Heer) Officer’s dagger was designed by Paul Casburg in 1935.
Lot 728
German Third Reich Kriegsmarine Officer’s dagger and knot by E. & F. Hörster, Solingen. A good example. Fullered faintly etched plated blade with maker ‘s oval logo etched on the forte. Spiral wire-bound ivorine grip. Gilt metal eagle and swastika pommel and ornate cross guard complete with locking-catch and release button. Housed in gilt metal scabbard with engraved lightning bolts and with suspension-rings in oakleaf lockets. Gilding worn, service wear to knot and blade otherwise GC.
Lot 752
German Third Reich SA Stormtrooper’s Dagger by Eickhorn, Solingen. A fine example with double-edged blade, the front etched with “Alles für Deutschland”, and reverse with maker’s squirrel and dagger logo, and circular “RZM” device. Brown wooden grip inlaid with eagle and swastika, and SA device in white metal and enamel. Nickel-plated cross-guard stamped “4”. In its original brown finish scabbard with nickel-plated mounts and single suspension-ring. Slight pitting to scabbard, otherwise VGC.
Lot 753
German Third Reich SA Stormtrooper’s Dagger by scarce maker Richard Pluemacher Sohn, Solingen. A good example, with double-edged blade, the front etched with “Alles für Deutschland”, and the reverse with circular “RZM” logo and “M7/83”. Brown wooden grip inlaid with eagle and swastika and SA device in white metal and enamel. Plated cross guard without markings. Housed in its original brown painted scabbard with plated mounts and single suspension ring. Some rusting to blade and corrosion to plated mounts.
Lot 754
German Third Reich Hitler Youth Knife by Tiger, Solingen. The blade stamped with maker’s Tiger logo, circular RZM device and “M7/68”, nickel plated curved quillon and pommel, black chequered composition grip inlaid with red and white HJ swastika diamond-shaped emblem. Scabbard absent, blade stained and with specks of rust, nickel fittings slightly rubbed ... together with a Dress bayonet by Eickhorn, the fine 19.5cm plated steel fullered blade stamped with maker’s ‘double-squirrel’ logo. Black-painted pommel and curved quillon, stag-horn scales to the grip. Housed in its black painted scabbard. (2 items)
Lot 755
2nd Royal North British Dragoons Scots Greys Victorian 1821 Heavy Cavalry Officer’s Fighting Sword A rare example with an etched straight single edged blade. The decoration incorporating a crowned entwined VR cypher. The reverse with regimental title “2nd Royal North British Dragoons Scots Greys”. Also with the regimental device and battle honours the last being “Sevastopol”. The forte with the retailer’s details of “Brown & Son Hanover Sq London”. The hilt is of the regulation Housed in steel scabbard. The overall condition is good, some staining to the blade and evidence of light pitting and age wear to hilt. Has been cleaned some tine ago GC. It is interesting to note that the single edge of the blade has been sharpened during its working life indicating a fighting example.
Lot 756
10th (Prince of Wales’s Own) Hussars Officer’s sword. A good scarce pre Crimea War 1821 Light Cavalry example of regimental pattern by Wilkinson of London. The blade is etched with a Crowned VR Cypher over a Roman numeral X within a title “Royal Hussars”. The reverse is etched with the regimental device and “Peninsula” and “Waterloo” honours; it also bears the family crest of the Earl of Kintore Lord Keith and Falconer. Three bar open guard, the grip with twist wire binding. Housed in original polished steel scabbard with two loose rings. Blade in clean condition, etching clear. Minor wear to guard and scabbard. GC. The sword is attributed to Major the Hon Charles James Keith-Falconer , Cornet with the regiment 15th February 1850. He fought in the Crimea and after his military career he held the office of Commissioner of Inland Revenue between 1874 and 1889.
Lot 758
14th (King’s) Hussars Victorian Officer’s Mameluke hilted sword. A rare Levee pattern sword. Curved unfullered blade with etched decoration depicting a regimental device surmounted by a crown. Above, this scrolling floral decoration, below the Regimental title. To the obverse a crowned entwined VR Cypher and further scrolling floral etching. Fine gilt cross guard bearing embossed decoration of regimental pattern. Two piece ivorine grip, with a pair of gilt pateri to each side. The sword is housed in its original polished steel scabbard fitted with two gilt loose rings. The sword has been completely professionally restored to exhibition / parade standard. Etching to the blade clear.
Lot 760
British 1821 Light Cavalry Pattern Sword by Wilkinson of London. A very good example with a straight 35 inch blade, with etched decoration of a Crowned VR Cypher. The forte with the cutler’s details and to the back of the blade is the number 18107, this number is complemented by an arrow and CP mark. The regulation hilt with three bar open guard and shagreen grip. Housed in with steel scabbard. The blade remains in near parade condition. Slight age wear to the scabbard and hilt.The blade number indicating made in 1871
Lot 761
William IV Heavy Cavalry 1821 Pattern Officer’s sword. A good and scarce mid 19th century example, with a piped back blade, this with an etched panel of a Crowned WIVR cypher. The polished steel guard is with scrolling foliage design and Shagreen grip with twist wire binding. Complete with original scabbard, fitted with two loose rings. Overall GC, staining overall.
Lot 762
1821 Crimean War Period Heavy Cavalry Trooper’s Pattern Sword A scarce example with a single edged slightly curved blade with fuller. The back edged stamped “Enfield 1840” and Crowned VR. The forte with Enfield inspection stamp. Sheet steel bowl guard, backstrap with extended ears and leather covered rib grip. Overall GC Scabbard absent.This is the pattern of sword carried by the Heavy Brigade during the Crimean war.
Lot 763
1821 Light Cavalry Trooper’s Sword. A scarce example the 35 inch piped back blade with clipped point. The hilt of the regulation pattern, with three bar open guard, leather grip and the back strap with ears. Complete with steel scabbard fitted with two loose rings. Steel furniture has been cleaned.
Lot 765
British 1821 Light Cavalry Pattern Patent Hilt Sword by Wilkinson of London Circa 1853. A good and early example of the Wilkinson Patent Hilt sword, this example has no order number to the back edge of the blade, which would indicate pre 1854 manufacture. The straight 36 inch blade, with etched decoration of a Crowned VR Cypher and the original owners initials “RB” to an etched panel. The forte with the cutler’s details of “Henry Wilkinson Pall Mall London”. The regulation hilt with three bar open guard and solid chequered grip with twist wire binding. Housed in with steel scabbard. The overall condition good etching clear.
Lot 766
1821 Light Cavalry Officer’s Piped Back, Quill Point Sword. A rare early example of the pattern, the 32 inch plain piped back blade with quill point. The hilt of the regulation pattern with three bar guard, shagreen grip with twist wire binding. Complete with original early style scabbard fitted with two loose rings. Overall age staining GC.
Lot 767
Waterloo Period Household Cavalry Pattern Troopers Sword. An extremely rare and good example of the sword believed carried by Troopers of the Household Cavalry at the time of the Peninsular War and during the charge of the “Union Brigade” at the Battle of Waterloo. Heavy single edged blade with hatchet point (length 35 inches), with a crowned $ acceptance stamp. The hilt is of polished steel, with a pierced design. The grip is of ribbed leather, the backstrap with ears. Complete with original polished steel scabbard, fitted with two loose rings. This with now faint engraved cutler’s details and number “B 43” The blade and scabbard with light pitting. Overall GC.The Household Cavalry regiments were not required to correspond to cavalry patterns authorised for other regiments and therefore this Regimental pattern was introduced to the regiment with Hatchet point circa 1796 and carried to about 1820. A similar example can be seen on the National Army Museum Online Collection.
Lot 768
Household Cavalry Waterloo Period Officer’s 1814 Pattern Sword. A fine and rare example of the pattern carried by the Household Regiments, at the time of the Battle of Waterloo. The straight 34 inch blade is with double fullers and spear point. The elaborate gilt metal guard is mounted with a Royal Crest of a lion resting upon a crown, this in turn is mounted onto a backing plate surmounted by a further crown. The open guards emanates form a dish shaped cross guard and rises to a button pommel. The shagreen grip is bound with copper twist wire. Complete with gilt metal scabbard, with two inset panels of black shagreen. Gilt worn to base brass, minor service and age wear. Overall GC.
Lot 769
Royal Horse Guards Circa 1830 Officer’s Sword by Prosser London. A rare regimental pattern, the 39 inch blade with cutler’s details of “Prosser manufacturer to the King London”. Also with a heavy stamp “P” inspection stamp and to the back of the blade impressed “Prosser”. The hilt with an ornate scrolling three bar open guard, enclosing a shagreen grip, with gilt twist wire binding. The interior of the guard with a large embossed crown and to the pommel embossed scrolling decoration and an English rose. Complete with original steel scabbard with gilt mounts to the loose rings and chape. The throat of the scabbard engraved with “Old English” style letters possibly “WT” Overall GC.Possibly carried by Captain Walter Robert Tyrrell Cornet 1830, Lieutenant 1833, Captain 1837. He is believed to go on to command the 1st Suffolk Rifle Volunteers retiring with the rank of Lt Col 1877.
Lot 770
Napoleonic War Period Officer’s Fighting Sword / Hanger, by Tatham of London. This fighting sword was possibly carried by a Naval Officer. The single edged curved 29 inch blade, with engraved decoration of a sun burst and crescent moon. The hilt with single steel bar guard and backstrap to the white bone grip. The latter with twist wire binding. Housed in original black leather and gilt mounted scabbard, this fitted with two loose rings. The top mount with engraved cutler’s details of “Tatham Swordsmith & Belt Maker to the King. 17 Charing Cross London”. The overall condition is good leather to scabbard supple. Please note furniture to sword steel, scabbard brass.Henry Tatham operated from 37 Charing Cross as sole trader from 1800 to 1802. In 1803 his trade name became “Tathem & Egg”
Lot 771
Napoleonic War Period 1796 Infantry Pattern Sword The 32 inch straight spearpoint blade retains traces of blue & gilt decoration (10%). The engraved decoration includes a Crowned GR cypher, Royal Coat of Arms etc. The fire gilt hilt of regulation pattern, with single bar guard and fixed shell guard. The grip retains silver wire binding, which is surmounted by an urn pommel. Complete with original black leather and gilt mounted scabbard. Please note chape absent. GC.
Lot 772
Napoleonic War Period British Light Company Officer’s Shamshir style Sword by Tatham of London. A scarce and unusual example, carried by a Light Company Officer of a Prince of Wales Regiment. The 28 inch heavily curved blade by Runkel retains traces of blue & gilt decoration (10%) and is engraved with a Crowned Prince of Wales three feather crest and stand of Arms. The Shamshir style hilt with gilt cross guard mounted with a Light Company strung bugle, the two piece polished wood grip with pateri decoration. Complete with original black leather scabbard with gilt mounts, the top mount with the cutler’s details of “Tatham to His Majesty 37 Charing Cross next to the Admiralty” Overall GC, chape to scabbard appears to be a professional restored replacement.
Lot 773
Napoleonic War Battle of Waterloo Period 1796 Light Cavalry Officer’s Sword Blue & Gilt Decoration. A good example, the single edged curved blade with half length blue and gilt decoration depicting a Crowned GR cypher and a mounted cavalry Officer. The hilt with single bar guar protecting the leather covered grip with silver twist wire binding. Housed in original steel scabbard fitted with two loose rings. Overall GC dark patina, 80% blue & gilt remains.
Lot 774
Early Victorian 9th Queen’s Royal Lancers Officer’s Mameluke Hilted Sword by Prosser. A fine early 19th Century Officer’s Mameluke hilted levee pattern sword. The curved unfullered scimitar blade is with etched decoration incorporating the Regimental title “IX Lancers” and also with crossed lances each with pennons, this is surmounted by a crown. The forte is with the cutler’s details of Prosser 9 Charing Cross. The fire gilt cross guard is with embossed decoration of regimental pattern. Two piece grip with four gilt floral patteri and retaining original bullion sword knot. Complete with original crimson velvet covered scabbard, with fire gilt metal mounts. The chape is with embossed decoration. Fitted with two loose rings. The overall condition is good, minor wear.
Lot 775
Napoleonic War Period Continental Hussar Light Cavalry Sword. This example appears to be modelled on the French pattern, but bears no inspection or cutler’s stamps. The single edged curved 34 inch blade with fuller. The hilt with single brass bar guard, which encloses a leather covered ribbed wooden grip. Housed in original heavy brass and leather panel scabbard. Overall GC.
Lot 776
Early Victorian 1822 Infantry Pattern Officer’s Levee Pattern Sword. A good early example of the pattern, with 32 inch piped back blade with quill point. The blade etched with a Crowned VR cypher panel. This cypher is repeated to the gilt open guard, with encloses a shagreen grip with twist wire binding. Complete with black patent leather guard lining and original gold bullion and crimson sword not. Black leather scabbard of correct size with brass mounts, the top mount with frog button. Overall GC light pitting to the blade.
Lot 777
Dragoons / Sussex Yeomanry Boer War 1899 Pattern Cavalry Sword A good example, bearing issue stamps to the hilt and scabbard for the 2nd Dragoon Guards, 6th Dragoon Guards and finally the Sussex Yeomanry. The slightly-curved fullered blade bearing various stamps including inspection stamp for December 1900. Plain sheet steel guard, the outside with pear-shaped reinforcement around the blade. Chequered leather grip with three rivets. Complete with steel scabbard and white buff leather sword knot. Clean condition.
Lot 783
Victorian Volunteer Rifles Officer’s Sword. An example of the Light Infantry regulation pattern. The slightly curved single edged blade is etched with a crowned VR cypher and title “Volunteer Rifles”. To the forte, the retailer’s details of Smith of London. The hilt with shagreen grip and open guard with Light Infantry bugle. Blade remains very good, the scabbard has been cleaned.
Lot 784
Victorian Welsh 6th Denbighshire Rifle Volunteers Officer’s Sword. A good and rare example of the Light Infantry regulation pattern. The slightly curved single edged blade is etched with a crowned VR cypher and title “6th Denbigh Rifle Vols”. Also etched wit the original owners name of “ARTHUR W ADAMS” To the forte the retailer’s details of Hobson of London. The hilt with shagreen grip and open guard with Light Infantry bugle. Housed in metal scabbard fitted with two loose rings. Etching to the blade clear.
Lot 785
Napoleonic War Battle of Waterloo Period 1796 Light Cavalry Officer’s Sword. A good example, the single edged curved blade with etched decoration depicting a Crowned GR cypher and a mounted cavalry Officer. The hilt with single bar guar protecting the leather covered grip with silver twist wire binding. Scabbard absent
Lot 787
British Army Boer War 1899 Pattern Cavalry Sword An example. Regulation slightly-curved fullered blade bearing various stamps including “00” (1900)’. Plain sheet steel guard, the outside with pear-shaped reinforcement around the blade. Chequered leather grip with three rivets. Scabbard absent.
Lot 788
Highland Dirk A good quality example, with plain 12 inch blade. The grip of simulated bog oak, with stud design and plain silvered pommel. Housed in black leather, silver plated mounted scabbard. the top mount embossed with a rampant lion and the miniature knife and fork holder embossed with thistles. Complete with both miniature knife and fork. Clean condition.
Lot 789
Victorian Artillery Officer’s Sword by Robert Mole. A good example with a single edged slightly curved blade this with etched decoration, including a Crowned VR cypher and artillery field gun. To the forte the cutler’s details of Robert Mole & Sons. Three bar open guard with shagreen grip and twist wire binding. Housed in original steel scabbard. Overall GC. Blade clean
Lot 790
Edwardian Artillery Officer’s Sword. A good example with a single edged slightly curved blade this with etched decoration, including a Crowned EVIIR cypher and artillery field gun. To the forte the cutler’s details. Three bar open guard with shagreen grip and twist wire binding. Housed in original leather field service scabbard. Overall GC. Blade clean
Lot 791
British Army Infantry Pattern WW1 Period George V Sword by Wilkinson. A good regulation example. The blade with etched decoration of a Crowned GVR cypher and cutler’s details of Henry Wilkinson of London, the back of the blade with the number “50684” (1914/17). The hilt with shagreen grip retaining twist wire binding. Housed in polished brown leather field service scabbard and knot. Clean condition.
Lot 792
Victorian Scots Guards Officer’s Levee Pattern Sword by Wilkinson of London. A scarce example of the regulation pattern with narrow blade. This is with etched decoration of a reverse entwined crowned VR cypher, regimental title and device also Battle Honours, the last being “Suakin 1885”. Cutler’s details of Wilkinson to the forte; blade numbered ‘29643’ (1889). The hilt with regimental pattern guard incorporating the Order of the Thistle device, shagreen grip with twist wire binding. Housed in correct plated scabbard and leather sword knot. Overall GC some wear to the scabbard.
Lot 793
Highland Regiment Officer’s Broadsword by Wilkinson. A good Elizabeth II period example of the Scottish Highland 1831 pattern sword. The straight doubled edged blade with central fuller is etched with panels of thistles. To the forte the Wilkinson’s logo and crest and the blade is numbered “96647”. Full nickel plated basket guard with pierced heart panel design enclosing a shagreen grip with twist wire binding. Retaining full buff leather and scarlet faced lining, also crimson tassels. Housed in metal scabbard. The blade remains in very good condition, etching clear, but PLEASE NOTE the very tip of blade is absent. The basket and scabbard plating dulled.
Lot 794
Highland Pattern Dirk A good quality example, with plain 11 1/2 inch blade. The grip of simulated bog oak, with stud design and mounted with a coloured glass pommel. Housed in black leather a silver plated mounted scabbard. The miniature knife and fork holder embossed with thistles. Complete with both miniature knife and fork both with matching coloured glass pommels. Clean condition.
Lot 795
Edwardian Gordon Highlanders Attributed Officer’s Broadsword by Wilkinson. A scarce regimental example of the Scottish Highland 1831 pattern sword. The straight doubled edged blade with central fuller is etched with Crowned EVIIR cypher, Regimental device and title. Also panels of thistles and original owners initials “R.O.B.C”. To the forte the Wilkinson’s logo and crest and the blade is numbered “41617” (1907). Full nickel plated basket guard with pierced heart panel design enclosing a shagreen grip with twist wire binding. Retaining full buff leather and scarlet faced lining, also crimson tassels. Housed in metal scabbard. The blade remains in good condition, etching clear, but PLEASE NOTE the pommel is absent and the basket and grip are loose. The basket and scabbard plating dulled.Attributed to Ronald Ogilvy Blair-Cunynghame who was commissioned into the 2nd Bn 11th December 1907. He landed in France with his Regiment with the rank of Captain and Died of Wounds on the 5th May 1915.
Lot 796
King’s Dragoon Guards attributed 1912 Pattern Sword by Wilikinson of London. A scare example, the blade with etched decoration which includes a crowned GVR cypher, floral decoration and the original owner’s name “J.W. WILDER KING’S DRAGOON GUARDS”. Cutler’s details of Wilkinson to the forte; blade numbered ‘63380’. The hilt of the regulation pattern with shagreen grip retaining binding. Housed in brown leather field service scabbard. Overall GC some dulling and staining overall. The Wilkinson number would indicate 1932. He died in Egypt during the 1930’s whilst with the regiment.
Lot 797
Royal Navy Georgian Midshipman’s Fighting Dirk. A good example with a straight 16 inch blade with central fuller. The hilt mounted with a gilt straight cross guard with acorn finials. The grip with line decoration, this terminating with a plain gilt cap pommel with ball finial. Scabbard absent. Some pitting to the blade, overall GC
Lot 798
WW2 Royal Marine Commando attributed BC41 Fighting knife. A scarce and unusual example attributed to Sergeant Hide of 4 Troop 1 Commando. The steel knuckle grip moulded with the letters “BC41”. Bowie style blade, riveted through to the grip, tang again with stampings. Housed in original stitched and riveted leather scabbard, the reverse of this with pencil name “Hide”. The very tip of the blade is absent and the knife has been Chromium plated. ... Accompanied by an April 1945 Map of Penang Island pencil details “Sgt Hide 4 Troop 1 Commando”. Royal Marine Commando WW2 pattern green beret heavy age wear ... 2x Silk Escape Maps of Sumatra. ... etc.See “British & Commonwealth Military Knives” by Ron Flook Page 35.
Lot 801
WW2 “Chindit” Bowie Combat Fighting Knife. A good example of the Far East pattern fighting knife associated with Chindit operations. This example with a 7 1/4 inch blade, the hilt with oval steel guard and two piece wood grip secured by three rivets. Complete with original leather shaped scabbard. GC Minor service & age wear.
Lot 802
WW2 2nd pattern Fairbairn-Sykes “B2” Parkerised Commando fighting knife. A good used and scarce example. The hilt with Parkerised finished to the chequered grip. Double edged spear point blade. The oval cross guard, with “B2” WD arrow stamp. Housed in brown leather scabbard with Parkerised square chape, elasticised strap absent. The overall condition is good clean condition, blade length 17cm
Lot 803
WW2 Period “Theatre” made Combat Fighting Knife An unusual example, the 16.5 cm double edged bowie blade with central fuller. The hilt with oval crossguard and two piece grip secured by brass and steel rivets. One grip with carved initials. Complete with original leather and alloy mounted scabbard. The alloy throat with scratched initials and the chape decorated with a City of London style shield. Fitted with leather retaining strap and belt loops. GC.
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