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Lot 117
Possibly 18th/19th century Pesh-Kabz with thick possibly marine ivory grips (one a/f) with white metal end fittings with acorn finial on silk wrapped scabbard, Damascus steel blade with gold leaf floral detailing along the ricasso/hilt and in between ivory grips, swivelling lanyard loop to pommel (a/f)
Lot 722
A quantity of Masonic regalia, to include four silver/silver gilt medals and further gilt metal medals for John Doulton and Skiddaw lodges, two small stitched leather briefcases, a Wilkinson Sword poignard, aprons and cuffs. CONDITION REPORT: The poignard blade is in very good order with no issues. The handle grip and pommel are all tarnished with verdigris. The scabbard is present but again the metalwork is tarnished. The leather outer cover is perished and has approximately 25% loss. The John Dalton lodge medal with set square is silver as is the Crescent medal with Dove. The medal with the shaped ingot has silver mounts. The triangular medal with the letter N is silver. All of the enamelled medals are in good order with no enamel losses. All fasteners and pins are present and appear to be in good condition.
Lot 759
A Sudanese Kaskara, with broad double edged blade stamped "15", with crosspiece and leather bound grip, with disc pommel, all within a tooled leather scabbard with swollen end. Blade 84.5 cm, overall length excluding scabbard 98.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: We can see no makers mark on this Kaskara. Scabbard length 81 cm. The blade is not bent out of shape. The scabbard also is not bent out of shape. It is however split and does have some losses. There is no significant movement at the pommel. The blade does not appear to have any makers marks only what looks like the numeral 5.
Lot 281
Scottish Civil Court Dress and Sword of Lord BlackburnA good attributed example. Comprising: fine quality quilted silk lined Coatee of dark blue velvet with one row of six bright cut steel buttons, quilted silk lining to the interior part shot and complete with lace cuffs ... Waistcoat of cream silk (Complete with buttons) ... Breeches of blue velvet Complete with cut steel buckles .... Cocked Hat of black material with black silk rosette and five cut steel chains. The interior with quilted black cotton lining, this bearing tailor’s label ... Black stockings ... Shoes of black patent leather, fitted with a pair of cut steel buckles ... Black cloth and velvet sword frog ... Court Sword, the blade with etched decoration, the hilt with gilt shell guard, single bar guard and the solid gilt grip is surmounted by an urn pommel. Contained in original black leather and gilt mo6unted scabbard. Complete with bullion sword knot. GC gilt dulled.... All housed in a metal storage tin, this has been repainted but retains original brass name plaque of “The Hon Lord Blackburn”. The inside lid with the tailor’s details of “J. Stewart & Son Edinburgh”. Good clean condition. Near VGCLord Colin Blackburn a Scottish Judge In 1876 he was made a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary and a life peer. He died in 1896
Lot 291
German Third Reich SA Stormtrooper’s dagger by scarce maker Curdts Nachf, Solingen.A good early example with plated double-edged blade etched with “Alles für Deutschland” and maker’s circular logo depiction two sword and triangle. Very dark brown wooden grip inlaid with eagle and swastika, and enamelled SA device. Nickel cross guard stamped “Om” (SA Group Ostmark). Housed in original brown anodised scabbard with nickel mounts and a single suspension ring. Minor service wear and tiny dent with split to chape ball. Generally VGCSA (Sturmabteilung) “Brown Shirts” dagger introduced in 1933.
Lot 292
German Third Reich Luftwaffe 1st pattern Officer’s dagger by SMF, Solingen.A good example with twist wire bound blue leather grip, aluminium mounts with mobile swastika to centre of pommel and down swept crossguard on both sides. Double edged plated polished blade bearing seated king logo. Housed in its dark blue leather covered scabbard with aluminium mounts, complete with hanging chains and spring clip bearing OLC diamond logo (Overhoff & Cie, Lüdenscheid). Minor service wear. VGCIntroduced in 1935, superseded by 2nd pattern July, 1937.
Lot 293
German Third Reich Luftwaffe 2nd pattern Officer’s dagger and straps by Alcoso, Solingen.A good example with spiral amber ivorine grip and twist wire binding, the plain blade etched with scales logo. The aluminium crossguard and langet bearing a flying eagle and swastika; the pommel ornamented with swastika and oakleaves. Housed in its dulled stippled metal scabbard fitted with two suspension rings and worn foliate lockets. Complete with silver laced, velvet-backed slings with oakleaf ornamented rectangular buckles and spring-clips; metal suspension clip RZM marked. Blade with minor stains, grip with small chip below pommel. Service wear. GCIntroduced in July 1937.
Lot 294
German Third Reich SA Stormtrooper’s dagger by scarce maker Melzer & Feller Zella - Mehlis.A good clean example with nickel mounts, the blade etched “Alles für Deutschland” and bearing oval maker’s running horse logo. Nickel cross guard stamped “Fr” (SA Group Franken). Brown grained wooden grip inlaid with silvered eagle and swastika and enamelled circular SA device. Housed in original brown painted scabbard with nickel mounts. Minor service wear, blade perhaps replated otherwise VGC.SA (Sturmabteilung) “Brown Shirts” dagger introduced in 1933.
Lot 304
German Third Reich Luftwaffe 2nd pattern Officer’s dagger and straps by SMF, Solingen.An example with 9044 amber ivorine grip and twist wire binding, the plain blade etched with seated knight logo. The aluminium crossguard and langet bearing a flying eagle and swastika; the pommel ornamented with swastika and oakleaves. Housed in its stippled metal scabbard fitted with two suspension rings and foliate lockets. Complete with silver laced, velvet-backed slings with oakleaf ornamented rectangular buckles and spring-clips, suspension clip dented. Blade with several stains, grip cracked and with pieces absent; grip twist wire loose.Introduced in July 1937.
Lot 330
German Third Reich Navy Officer’s Dagger by Eickhorn, Solingen10 inch, double edged blade with narrow, double fullers. Etched anchor and floral scroll decoration. The forte with maker’s stamp “Eickhorn Solingen”. Brass crossguard with central anchor panel. Brass eagle pommel with central swastika. White, ivorine twist grip with wire binding. Contained in its brass scabbard with lightening bolt decoration. Two loose hanging rings. Scabbard with various knocks. Polished condition.
Lot 332
Napoleonic War Period Light Cavalry Officer’s Sword.A good quality example modelled on the 1788 Light Cavalry pattern. The single edged 33 inch blade with engraved decoration depicting a mounted cavalry officer and a stand of arms. The back of the blade with engraved initials “IBB”. The hilt with a single steel bad and chequered wood grip. Housed in original brown leather and steel mounted scabbard. The leather with blind tooled decoration of a style found on Scottish broadsword scabbards. Overall condition is good engraving clear to parts. The scabbard is mounted with steel top and middle mounts chape is brass. One loose ring absent.
Lot 333
Napoleonic War Period Oxford Light Dragoons Officer’s Light Cavalry Sword.A rare and fine quality late 18th Century Officer’s sword retailed through Prosser of London. The single edged 30 inch blade is engraved to the forte both sides “Oxford Light Dragoons”. The back of the blade with cutler’s details of Runkel of Solingen. The hilt wit fire gilt single bar guard with ball decoration and to the langet an mounted decoration. The shagreen grip retains twist wire copper binding. Housed in original black leather and gilt mounted scabbard fitted with two loose rings and frog button. The top mount with the details of “Prosser Late Cullum”. Overall Good condition, blade has been repolished, engraving to the forte clear.
Lot 334
19th Century Fighting Mameluke Hilted Sword.This example with a plain 32 1/2 inch blade, no cutler’s or retailer’s details to forte The hilt with fire gilt cross guard, terminating with bud finials and with embossed decoration of scrolling foliage, which is repeated to the straps of the grip. The two piece white grips are secured by gilt patri. Housed in a professionally restored / made black leather scabbard with gilt brass mounts. Overall GC Clean condition.
Lot 335
Napoleonic War Period 1803 Pattern Infantry Officer’s Sword, with Blue & Gilt Decoration.A good example, the single edged curved blade with half length blue and gilt decoration incorporating a Crowned GR cypher and Royal coat of arms. The hilt of the regulation pattern with lion head pommel supporting a single bar guard with Crown GR cypher. The polished wood grip retaining twist wire binding. Housed in original black leather and gilt mounted scabbard. Gilt worn bright, 50% blue & gilt decoration to blade.
Lot 336
19th Century Austrian Officer’s Sword.A fine quality example, the curved single edged 27 inch blade with etched decoration incorporating a Crowned “FJI” cypher. The hilt with a fine detailed lion head pommel, and floral embossed cross guard. Cypher to langet absent. Housed in black leather and gilt mounted scabbard. The mounts with floral embossed decoration. GC.
Lot 337
1882 (Short) Pattern British Cavalry Trooper’s Sword.A good clean example with single edged blade with date stamp of 1895. The Hilt with pierced guard and two piece leather grip, with five rivets. Housed in Regulation pattern metal scabbard with two fixed rings. Both sword and scabbard are polished. Blade length 33 inches
Lot 338
Victorian 1st VB King’s Liverpool Regiment Officer’s Levee Rifle Pattern Sword.A rare example of the pattern. The single edged narrow blade is etched with a Crowned VR cypher, regimental title “1st Vol Batt. The King’s Liverpool Regt”. Also entwined initials (possibly HRA). The guard of the hilt incorporating a Victorian crowned strung bugle device. Housed in correct steel scabbard with two loose rings. Etching to blade VGC and clear, overall good clean condition.
Lot 339
Edward VII 4th VB King’s Liverpool Regiment Officer’s Infantry Pattern Sword.A rare and good example of the pattern. The single edged blade is etched with a Crowned EVIIR cypher, regimental title “4th VB King’s Liverpool Regiment”. Also entwined initials (possibly JAC). To the forte the retailers details of Hobson & Son London. The guard of the hilt incorporating an EVIIR cypher. Housed in correct steel scabbard with two loose rings. Overall good clean condition.
Lot 340
Victorian The King’s Liverpool Regiment 1847 Levee Pattern Officer’s Sword. A scarce example the narrow blade with etched decoration with a Crowned VR Cypher, regimental title “The King’s Liverpool Regt”, regimental device and name “CAPT KERR FOX”. The hilt of the regulation pattern with fixed guard. Housed in correct narrow metal scabbard. Some overall age wear, guard dented.
Lot 342
Royal Artillery Elizabeth II Sword by Wilkinson of London.A very good example of the Regimental pattern, the blade with etched decoration incorporating an EIIR cypher, Regimental title and floral decoration. The forte with the cutler’s details and the back of the blade with the number “94825”. The hilt with three bar open guard, with shagreen grip. Housed in polished brown leather field service scabbard and leather sword knot. Parade condition.
Lot 343
French 1822 Pattern Cuirassier’s sword.A good scarce example. Single edged slightly curved blade, with wide fuller. The back of the blade with maker’s engraved name and dated 1826. Brass four bar open guard with leather covered grip, the latter surmounted by a brass shaped pommel. Housed in its original steel scabbard with two loose suspension rings. Overall GC.
Lot 344
Victorian British Infantry Officer’s Levee Pattern Sword.A good example of the regulation pattern, the blade with crowned VR cypher which is repeated to the guard. The forte with the cutler’s details of Thurkle of London. Housed in steel scabbard with two loose rings. Overall good clean condition, possibly professionally refurbished during its working life.
Lot 346
Royal Navy Warrant Officer’s Sword.This post 1901 regulation example was retailed through J.Friedbery of Portsea. The blade etched with a Royal Coat of Arms and crowned fouled anchor. The gilt hilt of regulation pattern with stepped pommel and shagreen grip. Housed in black leather and gilt mounted scabbard. Blade in clean condition. Gilt worn to brass.
Lot 347
Victorian Attributed Gloucestershire Regiment / Royal Artillery Officer’s Sword by Wilkinson.An interesting patent hilt example, the blade with etched floral decoration, the forte with cutler’s details of Wilkinson London and the back of the blade with the number “27957”. The hilt with three bar open guard of Royal Artillery pattern. Housed in polished brown field service scabbard. PLEASE NOTE. The blade number indicates an order date of March 1887. The sword has been professionally refurbished during its working life and has been re-hilted and grip refurbished. The overall condition is near parade condition. The blade number indicates an order date of March 1887 to 2nd Lt E.A.G. Clark of the Gloucester Regiment, he would see service with the regiment until 1892, He would work during the Boer War working as a clerk on the Government Railways, he was tragically killed in Wynberg on the 2nd May 1897. The history of the sword after this period is lost, but it appears to have been used again on a parade square by a RA Officer.
Lot 348
South African Infantry Officer’s Sword by Wilkinson of London.A very good example, modelled on the British Infantry pattern of 1897. The straight blade with etched decoration of the Arms of South Africa and to the forte the cutler’s details of Wilkinson London. The hilt incorporates the Arms of South Africa to the guard. Housed in polished brown leather field service scabbard. Near Parade Condition.
Lot 349
WW1 Period Royal Engineers Officer’s Sword.A good example, the straight blade with etched decoration of a Crowned GVR cypher and the unusual feature of a Royal Engineers cap badge style device. To the forte is the cutler’s details of Watson & Gillott of Sheffield. The hilt of the infantry pattern with shagreen grip. Housed in polished brown leather field service scabbard. Slight age wear GC.
Lot 350
Victorian Royal 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 and regimental title. 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 351
Victorian Rifle Volunteers Officer’s 1847 Pattern Sword.A good example, the slightly curved blade with etched decoration of a Crowned VR cypher and with the title”Rifle Volunteers”. The hilt with brass open guard with Crowned VR cypher. Housed in metal scabbard now painted black. Overall GC age wear.
Lot 352
United States Naval Officer’s sword.A good clean example, the blade is decorated with fouled anchor and device of the US Navy and title “USN”. The hilt with gilt metal guard, simulated shagreen grip with twist wire binding. Housed in black patent leather scabbard with gilt metal mounts. Clean condition. GC
Lot 353
Royal Navy Elizabeth II Officer’s sword by Wilkinson. A very good clean example, the blade etched with a Crowned EIIR cypher and fouled anchor. To the forte the cutler’s details of Wilkinson sword and blade number 19402. Solid gilt metal folding guard, this with engraved name “L.R. ALTON”. White shagreen grip and lion’s head pommel. Housed in leather scabbard with gilt metal mounts. Near Parade condition GC.Lieutenant Commander L.R. Alton retired from the RN in 1971
Lot 354
Victorian 1st Sussex Engineers Volunteers Officer’s Sword A good example of the 1857 pattern, the slightly curved single edged blade with etched decoration of a crowned VR cypher, the reverse with the title “1st Sussex Engine Vols.”. A panel is etched with entwined initials The forte with the retailers details of “Hobbs's & sons” of London”. The hilt is of the Royal Engineers 1857 pattern, with brass guard with floral decoration. The shagreen grip retaining twist wire binding. Housed in steel scabbard.
Lot 355
British Napoleonic War Period Light Cavalry Officer’s Sword.An interesting transitional example. The single edge 33 inch blade is of the 1788 light cavalry pattern, with deep engraved decoration depicting a dragon, crescent moon, stand of arms etc. The hilt is of the 1796 light cavalry pattern with single bar guard, the leather grip with twist wire binding. Housed in leather and steel mounted scabbard, with two loose rings. Overall GC.
Lot 357
Victorian Crimean War Period Officer’s 1822/ 45 Pattern Sword.A good example, the slightly curved blade with etched decoration of a Crowned VR cypher and with the original owners initials of “ECG”. The hilt with brass open folding guard with Crowned VR cypher. Housed in original brass scabbard.The vendor has possibly attributed this sword to Major Edward Charles Griffiths who served with the 60th Rifles 1826-1859. This is not confirmed by Bosleys.
Lot 358
Napoleonic War Period Bavarian Officer’s Five Ball Spadroon This example with a 33 inch single edged blade. Quarter length blue and gilt decoration (traces only), depicting a crowned cypher and floral decoration. The hilt with a five ball decorated cross guard and knuckle guard. To the former is a gilt lion holding a shield. The wood chequered grip mounted with a gilt panel with engraved crowned cypher. Overall GC. Scabbard absent.
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