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Click here to subscribeAn 18th Century English cavalry broadsword, having a 65 cm broad blade with central fuller, (un-marked, reduced and likely earlier than the hilt), the finely-wrought steel one-third basket hilt having a stool of adorsed open scallop shells, its guard bars of cable form, having a shagreen covered and wire-bound grip, in steel scabbard, 82 cm overall. [See Mazanski IIIB1 and Laking "Royal Arms at Windsor" No 778]
A Victorian 'Brunswick' military percussion rifle and sword bayonet, the lock dated 1864 and marked "Tower" the walnut stock with brass furniture and loose ramrod, the double-edged bayonet with cast brass grip with integral cross guard and fitted a locking mechanism. 106 cm length of rifle, 68 cm length of bayonet.A private collectionThe mechanism/ lock operates as intended cocking to two positions and releasing on the trigger, the barrel has proof marks consistent with age.The stocking has been damaged and repaired over the years but is now intact but would benefit from some further cosmetic work.The gun comes with a removable ramrod and a bayonet, but no scabbard.Sadly, we can not offer postage of this item given its nature.
A 19th century 1857 pattern officer's dress sword by Mole, blade length 82cm, pierced guard and fish skin grip.Condition:- General weart through age and use, small damage to grip as per extra photos, some very small indents in blade edge, some pitting to the scabbard, no sign of any major damage or repair.
A North African dagger of Jambiya design, with curved blade and scabbard with Arabesque decoration. +/- 41 cm long, together with a powder horn (2). This bladed product is not for sale to people under the age of 18. By bidding on this item you are declaring that you are 18 years of age or over. Please note that if you require P&P for this lot, this can only be done using an age verified method.
A Yemeni Jambiya, the curving blade with a raised central ridge with leather bound scabbard. 34 cm long. This bladed product is not for sale to people under the age of 18. By bidding on this item you are declaring that you are 18 years of age or over. Please note that if you require P&P for this lot, this can only be done using an age verified method.
A late 19th/early 20th century Kukri knife, with leather and silver coloured metal mounted scabbard, and another similar but smaller. Largest overall length 53.5 cm. This bladed lot is not for sale to people under the age of 18. By bidding on this item you are declaring that you are 18 years of age or over. Please note that if you require P&P for this lot, this can only be done using an age verified method. CONDITION REPORT: The length of the blade of the larger Kukri is 40 cm, the length of the smaller Kukri is 30 cm.
A Third Reich Luftwaffe officers sword, with seven 1.5 cm flattened diamond section fullered blade, by E & F Horster, marked beneath the hand guard NAD and RLM 2/34 with wire bound leather grip with traces of blue, no scabbard. This bladed product is not for sale to people under the age of 18. By bidding on this item you are declaring that you are 18 years of age or over. Please note that if you require P&P for this lot, this can only be done using an age verified method. CONDITION REPORT: The blade length is +/- 72 cm. Overall length 89.5 cm.
A French model 1866 sword bayonet, length 69cm, and scabbard Good overall condition, surface wear and pitting visible to the blade, general use surface scratches and marks with French script to the top T-edge dated 1869, some numbering to the hilt and scabbard but is quite worn, scabbard again pitted and signs of rust but overall good condition
Full title: A Japanese wakizashi sword with scabbard, Edo/Meiji, 18th/19th C.Description:L 60 cm (sword with scabbard) L 56 cm (sword without scabbard)Condition reports and high resolution pictures are available on our website at www.coronariauctions.com. Further questions are always welcome at info@coronariauctions.comPlease note that external links are available on our website www.coronariauctions.com
SCOTTISH BLACK WATCH REGIMENTAL OFFICERS DIRK HOUSED IN ORIGINAL CASE OF ISSUE, fine example of a 20th century officers dirk with facetted amber glass top pommel and amber glass to the skinning knife and fork. Brass mounts with black watch St Andrew within thistle wreath to the top scabbard mount. Lower scabbard mounts all mounted with thistle. The top mount having Edinburgh makers mark to the reverse. Carved basket weave wooden grips with brass studs. Faceted back edged polished plain dirk blade. Dirk is housed in the original purple lined leather case of issue with brass hook fittings. One end of the box absent, but still a good example.
WW2 GERMAN ARMY OFFICERS DRESS DAGGER BY CARL EICKHORN, SOLINGEN, with yellow celluloid grip, pommel and cross guard appear to have been plated at some time. Housed in its original scabbard with a dark patina. Double edged blade with makers trade mark to the base. Some movement in the fittings. The blade measures 9 ¾ inches, overall 15 ½ inches.
RARE THIRD REICH POSTSCHUTZ (POSTAL PROTECTION) DRESS DAGGER BY PAUL WEYERSBERG & CO, SOLINGEN, good example of the special pattern dress dagger produced for the Postal Protection service (Postschutz) during the Third Reich period. The dagger is complete with the original ebony grip with eagle insignia attached to the centre. Plated top pommel and cross guard in form of eagle head with black swastika to the centre of both sides. Housed in the original scabbard of issue with hanging chains attached with spring clip fitting. Some areas of finish loss to the scabbard. Fine double edged blade which retains some of the original cross graining. Blade maker marked Paul Weyersberg & Co, Solingen to the rear. Some small chips to the grip and the spring clip on the chains has slightly over sprung but generally a good example of a rare German dress dagger. Blade 9.6 inches, overall 15 ½ inches
RARE THIRD REICH NSKK LEADERS CHAINED DRESS DAGGER BY CARL EICKHORN, SOLINGEN, good honest example of an original NSKK leaders dress dagger with dark wood grip having enamel SA emblem and aluminium eagle inserted. Plated top and lower grip mounts. Housed in the original scabbard with plated mounts. Attached to the scabbard is the original hanging chain with four links to the top and five to the bottom. The links have relief of NSKK eagle emblem and mobile type swastikas. Complete with the original large clip fitting with oakleaf spray relief to the centre. First chain link at the top stamped ‘MUSTERSCHUTZ NSKK KORPSFUHRUNG’ and the first link on the lower section with RZM mark. Blade being standard double edged with motto ‘Alles fur Deutschland’ and the reverse with RZM M7/66 1941 which is the code for Carl Eickhorn, Solingen. Some wear and small chips to the edge of the blade and some plating lifting to the fittings but generally still a good example of a rare and desirable dress dagger of the Third Reich.
Rare Third Reich SS Enlisted Mans Dress Dagger by Jacobs & Co Solingen Grafrath, good example of a model 33 enlisted mas dress dagger with ebony grip retaining the enamel SS rune emblem and nickel eagle insignias. Polished top and lower mounts. Housed in its original anodised scabbard which shows some wear and polishing. Single hanging ring. The blade has the special motto, only found on Jacobs and Klittermann & Moog SS daggers, with the exclamation mark after the motto, ‘Meine Ehre heist Treue!’. Blade with Jacobs & Co makers trade mark to the reverse, which is much rarer to find than then later RZM examples by this maker. The blade has been polished like the exterior fittings so some of the detail and depth has been lost but still a good example of a desirable and rare maker SS enlisted mans dress dagger. Blade 8.8 inches, overall 14 3/4 inches
THIRD REICH TRANSITIONAL HITLER YOUTH BOYS DAGGER BY F W HOLLER, SOLINGEN, two piece black chequered grips with enamel HJ diamond to the centre. Some bubbling to the plating on the pommel. Housed in its original steel scabbard which has lost most of its black finish. Leather belt loop attachment to the reverse of the scabbard. Knife blade with F W Holler, Solingen and RZM M7/33 trademarks to the reverse. Some wear to the blade. The blade measures 5 ¼ inches, overall 9 ¾ inches.
THIRD REICH HITLER YOUTH BOYS DAGGER BY GRAWISO, SOLINGEN, being a 1st pattern example, with two black chequered grips and enamel HJ diamond to the centre. Housed in its original steel scabbard with blackened finish. Leather belt loop fitting to the reverse of the scabbard. Slab side 1st pattern grip with remains of the lightly etched motto ‘Blut und Ehre!’ and the reverse stamped with makers mark. Some wear to the blade as usual with HJ boys daggers and some scratches and wear to the scabbard, good early example still however.
THIRD REICH HITLER YOUTH BOYS DAGGER BY FRIEDRICH PLUCKER JR, SOLINGEN-GRAFRATH, two piece black chequered grips with enamel HJ diamond emblem to the centre. Housed in its steel scabbard with just the remains of the black finish. Leather belt loop fixing to the reverse. Knife blade stamped to the reverse with RZM M7/62. Some plating lifting and wear to the pommel. Blade shows some evidence of sharpening and wear. Blade measures 5 ½ inches, overall 10 inches.
WWII GERMAN ARMY OFFICERS SWORD BY ERNST PACK & SOHN, fine example which retains nearly all of the original fire gilt wash finish. Army eagle to the langet, fine quality relief to the fittings. Housed in the original scabbard with nearly all the original black finish. Near mint condition blade with much of the original polish finish. Makers mark under the langet. 30’ blade.
GERMAN ARMY WWII OFFICERS LION HEAD SWORD, A WKC model “1016” as pictured on pg. 136 in”Swords Of Germany” by Angolia, the attractive hilt is gold-gilted aluminum retaining 90% of its finish, the langet has a SA style short-winged eagle, the black celluloid grip retains all of its brass wire, the blade has lite wear but very clean, the scabbard retains 95% of its black paint & American GI has scratched his name into it, overall low exc.
THIRD REICH DELUXE PATTERN HUNTING CUTLASS, scarcer short pattern, the double engraved blade shows a boar getting taken down by a wolf & a hunter shooting a deer, it measures 10 1/4”, the stag grips are very attractive, the fittings are hand-chased silver & are superb, the dark green pebbled leather scabbard is near perfect, overall length 18 ¼”, w/ frog, condition is exc+
De Rothschild family: a British 1887 pattern heavy cavalry officer's undress sword, George V, etched blade bearing the initials 'E. de R.', by Rogers and numbered M 9174, plated 'honeysuckle' guard, wire bound shagreen covered grip, brown leather covered scabbard and brown leather sword knot; together with an associated sword bag, the cover initialled 'L. DE R.'Edmund de Rothschild (1916-2009)The Trustees of Exbury House
A Scottish basket-hilted sword, single-edged blade 32 in., narrow back fuller inscribed with the conventional name 'ANDRIA FARARA'; iron highland basket hilt comprised of flat bars and panels pierced with hearts, fluted domed pommel, shagreen grip (lacking wire binding); part scabbard of black leather impressed with geometric and naturalistic decoration, the upper part fitted with two flat iron hooks for suspension from a frog; later 18th/early 19th century.
Four British Army regulation swords, as follows: an 1889 pattern Staff Sergeants' sword, straight blade by Wilkinsons and dated for 1892, gilt-brass 'gothic' hilt with crowned VR cypher, unit marking: '9. HTS' replacing an earlier mark, steel scabbard; another of this type, hilt marked '5 S.R.', without scabbard; an 1854 pattern infantry officer's sword, etched blade, ricasso with retailer identified as McGubbin & Son of Kilmarnock, gilt brass hilt, brown leather covered scabbard; and an 1897 pattern infantry officer's sword, light model, Wilkinson's blade numbered 35547, lacking blade point and without scabbard. [4]
Two British 1846 pattern Naval officer's swords, the first a Victorian example of small proportions, blade 26 in., gilt brass hilt with grip approximately 3.25 in., brass mounted leather scabbard, the locket with retailer's badge of MacKay & Co, Devonport; the second George VI, of standard proportions, folding inner guard inscribed 'R. Smith R.N.'. brass mounted leather scabbard and with sword knot; together with a black leather 'combat cover' for an Imperial Japanese Navy officer's sword (kai-gunto) [3]
A Scottish basket-hilted sword, single-edged blade 31 in., with two narrow fillers to the back; basket hilt formed of oval-section bars and pierced panels with scalloped edges, fluted pommel, shagreen grip with partial wrapping of iron tape; part scabbard of black leather lined with wood, late-18th/ early-19th century.
An Indo-Persian sword (shamshir) attributable to Brigadier General Thomas Palmer of the Bengal Army, deeply curved watered steel blade 29 in., silver hilt with foliate repoussé decoration or characteristic form with bud-terminal quillons and pistol grip, Anglo-Indian style brass scabbard with silver suspension bands decorated in a similar manner to the hilt, first half 19th century.
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