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Click here to subscribeWW2 2nd pattern Fairbairn-Sykes Nickel Commando Fighting knife. A very good and scarce example. The hilt with nickel grip of chequered design. Double edged spear point plain blade, the hilt with oval cross guard. Housed in brown leather scabbard with nickel rounded chape and elasticated retaining strap. Leather tangs removed. The overall condition is very good clean condition, blade length 17.5cm
WW2 Free French Forces 2nd pattern Fairbairn-Sykes Parkerised Commando Fighting knife. A good and scarce example, believed to have been carried by Free French special forces. The hilt with Parkerised grip of chequered design, the pommel mounted with a Cross of Lorraine. Double edged spear point plain blade, the hilt with oval cross guard, this stamped with a WD arrow and “B2”. Housed in brown leather scabbard with Parkerised square chape. Elasticised retaining strap absent, . leather tangs remain. The overall condition is good, blade length 16cm
WW2 Period 3rd Pattern Fairbairn-Sykes Parkerised “42” Commando fighting knife. A good example. The oval cross guard is stamped with a WD arrow and “42”, while the pommel embossed with a “2”, the hilt with Parkerised finish to the ribbed grip. The double edged blade with spear point is a length of 17 cm. Housed in a leather scabbard with Parkerised chape and period tailored with a leather retaining strap with press stud. Tangs absent.
Fairbairn-Sykes Style Commando Knife by “J & I Marshall” of Glasgow. Closely following the design of the 2nd pattern Fairbairn-Sykes fighting knife this example with double edged 17 inch blade the cutler’s details of J & I Marshall Glasgow”. The hilt with oval crossguard and Parkerised chequered grip. Complete with a commercial black leather associated scabbard. The blade has been sharpened and polished cutler’s details part obscured.
WW2 British Army Issue Smatchet Fighting Knife. Four Securing Rivet Grip Variant. A good and scarce example, with single edged leaf shape blade. The hilt with large steel oval crossguard, heavy alloy pommel. The wooden slab grips secured by four steel rivets. Contained in its black leather scabbard Both belt loop and securing strap absent overall GC
Cold War Period Type “D” Survival Knife by Wilkinson. A good example of the type, the blade stamped with cutler’s details. The wood grips secured by two screws. Complete with scabbard this a slight variant having a chrome press stud to the retaining strap. GC. ... Accompanied by a RAF Aircrew Emergency Knife, worn on the flying suit. (2 items)
A bayonet with stylised 'X' mark to blade base and quillon, no. 'C387', blade length 47cm, in metal scabbard, seven police badges including Staybrite examples, a wooden chess set, etc. Additional InformationWe are unable to post this lot, we would recommend contacting Mailboxes Etc, their details can be found on the Postage & Shipping tab of www.adampartridge.co.uk
A German WWI artillery sword, the fullered blade with etched detail and inscribed 'II Hannov. Held Artill. Regt. No.26' to one side and 'Deutschland Uber Alles der Welt' with further indistinct inscription to either side, with wirework shagreen grip, blade length 78cm (lacking scabbard, for restoration). Additional InformationBlade heavily worn with surface corrosion, wear to etching, the hilt section also with heavy wear, surface corrosion, all in need of attention, some of the wirework has come loose.
A 1907 pattern WW1 period sword bayonet by Sanderson, the blade signed to ricasso and stamped with crown and '1907 3 18', issue stamps to opposite side, ring hilt, two piece wooden grip, in a black leather scabbard, blade length, 43cm. * Developed for the Short Magazine Lee Enfield (SMLE) in 1907 and issued without the hooked quillon from 1913 onwards. *Condition: Blade VG - no rust or other damage. A few minor rust spots to pommel. Two small scratches to grip. Scabbard good - a very good example overall.
Four WWII medals and matching miniatures awarded to 'Les Aldworth' (SGT) with original posting box, also his soldiers service pay book, Army No.1464821 born 1913 together with his leather gaiters, leathered stick, a brass shell case, a leather pistol holster, a Sam Brown type leather military belt, a bayonet with leather scabbard marked 'Hembrug' and a Army prayer book.
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