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Lot 1135
19th Century Officers Sabre: Presented From Capts Outlaws Reg Madras L Cavalry to His Friend with scabbard together with Remains of similar Item with Dedication Cawder Khan Bahauder to his Friend Lieutenant Colonel T.H.S Conway CB. Both Swords in poor condition with second item missing lower section. (2)
Lot 352
A 19th century French bayonet within metal scabbard; dated 1872 and with ribbed brass handle, together with one other similar (both for restoration)The first 'thinner' bayonet/scabbard (with the lot number attached) exhibits rust and oxidisation throughout although no major dents or problems are noted on that scabbard. The number on the scabbard matches the number on the hilt of the bayonet. The Auctioneer can see a press stud on the bottom of the handle which is brass mounted with a spring and is functioning although it is a little corroded. The blades or scabbards do not appear bent of out of shape - the first scabbard appears straight but is oxidised, the blade is slightly kinked at the very end (pointed end). The second bayonet - the scabbard is very oxidised and rusty, there is some original black paint towards the top of it, there has been a small push dent around 5cm from the bottom and also there is a full-width dent about 3cm from the top. The serial numbers on the blades and scabbards are not evident but they do appear to match/be the original fit. The press stud function on the 2nd scabbard looks to be bent out of shape at the bottom of the handle. The blade appears straight but is quite oxidised as is the hilt etc.
Lot 285
A 19th century Naval Officer's sword with shagreen and gilt pommel, solid guard with attached tassel and folding lock, set a steel blade, by Rayner & Sons of Liverpool, decorated with the Royal Arms and a fouled anchor, under RNR, in a gilt metal and hardened leather scabbard, with original leather carrying case, 97cm high
Lot 23
A WWI Welsh trench fighting knife with typical swollen blade, after the model designed by Felix Joubert, unmarked, with hinged circular guard and cord wrapped grip, length of blade 44.5cm, in wrapped leather scabbard.Additional InformationSome pronounced surface corrosion to the upper section of the blade, further nibbles to edges, pitting and further areas of surface corrosion, further similar to guard and pommel, dirt to grip, further dirt, scuffs, marks, abrasions to scabbard, some distress and scuffs to leather; there are no markings.
Lot 24
A German WWI trench fighting knife, the blade signed 'Hugo Koller Solingen' with eagle logo, to part textured walnut grip, length 27cm, in metal scabbard with partial leather frog.Additional InformationBlade with scratches and nicks throughout, some surface corrosion to the guard, further knocks, nicks and abrasions throughout, some of the leather has been lost to the frog. Scabbard also heavily worn.
Lot 30
A mixed group of Middle Eastern daggers including pesh-kabz, kris, Sudanese dagger with curved blade and floral engraved scabbard, etc.Additional InformationPlease note the curved scabbard seen in this lot has now been reunited with its original blade in lot 599. These will be a variety of ages ranging from the 19th through to the late 20th centuries, the purba is a modern replica with souvenir pieces also included.
Lot 31
A yatagan, probably Ottoman Empire, with pierced brass detail and horn hilt in leather scabbard, length of blade 61cm (af).Additional InformationPommel does not have jiggle.The pierced brass is split, dented, heavily worn, the hilt sections have come apart from the tang and are heavily worn with damage and losses, this item will need extensive attention and restoration, scabbard similarly heavily worn.
Lot 32
A group of knives and bayonets including a British L1 A3 9600257 D62 example with blackened sheath, length 30cm, a Legitimus Collins & Co no.1250 1943 machete with horn handled grip, length 50cm, a H. Carson Co Ltd Ottawa 1943 leather scabbard, and a William Rogers of Sheffield Bowie knife and scabbard (af).Additional InformationThis group of items are heavily worn, scratches and marks throughout on the metal scabbards. The two leather scabbards are scratched, marked and flaking in parts. The brass guard is loose and marked to the handle. The folded knife is stuck that way.
Lot 34
F. HERDER; a WWI period Walter & Co bayonet and scabbard, length 40.5cm, two further bayonets and scabbards, one with impressed no. 6003, and a steel and leather scabbard (4).Additional InformationEach of the items are heavily oiled, scuffs, scrapes, scratches and general wear, a couple of the blades have been later blackened.
Lot 36
WEYERSBERG KIRSCHBAUM & CIE, SOLINGEN; a WWI Mauser bayonet with metal scabbard, length 52cm, and two further bayonets, one marked Wilkinson 1907 (3).Additional InformationGeneral wear throughout, the scabbards with dents, one of the scabbards is af, each piece has been used and heavily worn.
Lot 37
A late 19th century French bayonet, the blade back signed and dated 1879, length of blade 52cm, with scabbard (for restoration).Additional InformationHeavy wear throughout, requires attention and restoration, nicks to blade, surface corrosion in numerous places including heavily to quillon and scabbard, nicks and pitting, scratches and gouges to hilt etc, sold as seen.
Lot 40
Three early 20th century bayonets comprising a French Model 1886 Lable example with brass handle and matching scabbard no. 7853, and two further French Model 1886 Epee examples (lacking scabbards), length 64cm (3). Additional InformationThe two EPEE example are lacking scabbards, they are heavily worn with dents and rusting, both attachment actions are working, the brass handled bayonet is heavily greased with marks and scratches throughout. The number on the scabbard is matching the number on the bayonet. The scabbard is scratched, marked and worn and the handle has paint residue.
![A WWI period bayonet of German manufacture, the blade signed 'Weyersberg [...] Solingen', the quillon numbered 3874, in metal](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/fced8537-9fea-4e73-9a17-ac2500a0605c/2eaa01ef-b844-4892-9c22-ac25012144c7/468x382.jpg)
Lot 42
A WWI period bayonet of German manufacture, the blade signed 'Weyersberg [...] Solingen', the quillon numbered 3874, in metal scabbard, length 39cm, and a reproduction Prussian-style pickelhaube (2).Additional InformationBayonet heavily worn, surface corrosion, pitting, heavy scratches, nicks, gouges throughout, light general wear to reproduction helmet.
Lot 43
A Japanese bone handled wakizashi with brass mounts featuring stylised mon, length of blade 43.5cm (probably ground down), in sectional bone similarly brass mounted scabbard, with engraved figural decoration throughout, total length 89.5cm (af).Additional InformationThe hilt with some bad damage to the lower section, the brass mount at the pommell section has lost one of the mons. All brass mounting is heavily dented, some of the sections loose to the scabbard. There are further bad chips and damage as well as splits and hairlines. The blade has probably been ground down as stated, it is scratched and pitted. In general heavy wear and tear throughout. This item will need attention and restoration.
Lot 44
A Sudanese kaskara, the fullered blade with engraved Arabic script to both sides, length of blade 82cm, with cross hilt in leather scabbard (scabbard af).Additional InformationHeavily worn condition, blade with surface corrosion, some pitting throughout as well as nicks, scratches, hilt section heavily worn and surface corrosion, dents, scratches, abrasions. Chips and losses to the grip and cracks. The leather scabbard torn in numerous places, heavily distressed and badly damaged to the top. Further scuffs and abrasions throughout. Splits to stitching.
![A Masonic-type sword, the thin blade with etched cross and foliate detail to both sides, indistinctly signed 'Re[...]ing Lond](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/fced8537-9fea-4e73-9a17-ac2500a0605c/82bedbd9-17b5-4d39-aa4f-ac290094b1ef/468x382.jpg)
Lot 45
A Masonic-type sword, the thin blade with etched cross and foliate detail to both sides, indistinctly signed 'Re[...]ing London Liverpool g[...]', length of blade 69.5cm, with wire work grip with brass skull pommel, in brass mounted leather scabbard (scabbard af).Additional InformationUpper section of scabbard lost, some pitting and surface marks to blade, some further nibbles, further general heavy wear throughout, scratches, nicks, etc. The grip is slightly loose.
Lot 46
A 19th century short sword (probably naval), the brass hilt with cast foliate detail and lion head pommel, length of blade 52cm.Additional InformationSome nicks and losses to the blade edges, surface corrosion and pitting to the blade. Hilt section with further pitting, nicks and scratches, some indents. Lacking scabbard.
Lot 48
An early 20th century naval officer's sword with shagreen grip, gilt metal guard and Wilkinson blade, length 93cm, with scabbard.Additional InformationMinimal wear, scratches and scuffs. The blade is numbered 95392. The scabbard with scratches, indentations and marks but general a good clean example.
Lot 50
A 19th century court sword with simple wooden grip, heart shaped guard and floral engraved pierced mount, length of blade 81cm, overall length 94cm.Additional InformationThere is no scabbard with this sword, numerous small chips along both sides of the blade, rubbing to the metal ware, there is none of the wire work grip left and there is a groove in the wood that remains, general surface wear throughout.
Lot 51
A British 1908 Pattern cavalry sword with large solid guard, leather grip and blade dated '08, with various markings including military crow's foot and stamped EFD, length of blade 88.5cm, overall length 107.5cm.Additional InformationA few dents to the scabbard, some pitting and rust to the blade, the guard has been repainted and general surface wear to the grip and pommel.
Lot 52
A George V officer's dress sword with pierced guard, wire-work shagreen grip and engraved blade by Moses and Sons of London, length of blade 82.5cm, overall length 98cm.Additional InformationNo scabbard with this sword, heavy pitting and rusting to the blade throughout, but the detail is very legible, general pitting and rust marks to the guard, some losses to the shagreen and general surface wear.
Lot 53
A 19th century German sabre, the fullered blade signed 'Clemen & Jung Solingen' to one side and further inscribed 'Eisenhower Damaststhal' to the other, the guard further inscribed 'Andenken Carl P.v.P 1866' with crown device to shagreen ribbed grip, in scabbard with single brass ring, length of blade 79cm.Additional InformationBlade with some surface marks and tarnish, the guard somewhat loose. Hilt section in general with heavier wear, scratches, nicks, pitting and some minor indents. Wear to the shagreen grip, losses ans discolouration. Scabbard with general wear and some corrosion and indents.
Lot 53A
A Third Reich officer's dress sabre, the fullered blade with marks for Puma Solingen, blade length 80cm, the gilt hilt with eagle, Swastika and oak leaf detail to silver bullion wire-work ribbed grip, in metal scabbard with single ring.Provenance: Directly brought back from the War by the father of the vendor who served with 156 Parachute Brigade at Arnhem. Additional InformationSome scratches, nicks and marks to blade, similar to hilt, scabbard with surface corrosion, indents and scratches.
Lot 54
A 1908 Pattern cavalry trooper's sword, the base of the fullered blade stamped with military broad arrow, EFD for Enfield and with further stamps, length 90cm, to typical guard and checkered grip in scabbard.Additional InformationBlade with some nibbles, pitting, some patches of surface corrosion, similar heavier wear to the guard, also with dents, scuffs, scrapes and wear to the grip and further general heavy wear to the scabbard.
Lot 54A
YZERHOUWER; a Dutch M1912 officer's parade sabre with etched inscription 'Nederl. Wapermagazy Haarlem' and stamped W K & G to base, length 78cm, to nickel plated engraved and pierced guard with silver bullion wire-work ribbed grip, with silver bullion 'knot' and tassels, in metal scabbard.Additional InformationLosses to silvered finish of blade, further marks, scratches and nicks, rubbing to plating of hilt throughout, further general wear, scabbard with numerous dents and scratches, cord attachment of silver knot a probable replacement, further fraying, dirt and tarnish to 'knot'.
Lot 55
A dress sword with shagreen grip, pierced guard and engraved blade in solid metal scabbard, the blade indistinctly inscribed 'Moses and Sons London', length of blade 82.5cm, overall length 97cm.Additional InformationPitting to the scabbard, pitting and heavy rust to the end of the blade, the engraved detail is worn in parts, there are sections of the shagreen missing, noticeably where it meets the guard, general pitting and surface wear throughout.
Lot 56
An Edward VII naval dress sword with wire-work shagreen grip, hinged knuckle guard, lion's head pommel, engraved blade, wire-work knot and brass mounted scabbard, length of blade 79cm, overall length 95cm.Additional InformationSome pitting and rust marks to the blade, but it has been greased by the owner, to offer some protection, some wear to the shagreen, quite heavy wear to the rope section and the scabbard mounts are loose.
Lot 222
Japanese WWII period katana, mounted for civilian use possibly a home defence sword, the tang signed 'Kato Jumyo'Kato Zennosuke (Yoshinosuke) Jumyo (b.10th July 1893 d. 29th August 1956) worked at Seki in Gifu (Noshu / Mino province) and exhibited at sword forging contest in March 1941 qualified as 'second seat'. cutting edge length 67.5cmCondition report: Blade is straight and there are no serious damages or chips. There is some corrosion as illustrated online, the most serious patch illustrated in the sixth image along does eat into the cutting edge. The grip is slightly loose due to the retaining peg being a replacement. The grip shows signs of wear. Cracking to the lacquer along the joins of the scabbard, the black finish has some bubbling and flaking which has probably been repaired with paint at some point.
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