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Lot 738
German Third Reich SA Group Westfalen Stormtrooper’s by dagger by C.Gustav Spitzer, Solingen A good example, the blade etched ‘Alles für Deutschland’ and bearing maker’s circular Lion logo.Brown wooden grip inlaid with silvered eagle and enamelled circular SA device. The nickel crossguard is stamped ‘Wf’ (SA Group Westfalen). Housed in original brown anodised scabbard with nickel mounts and a single suspension ring complete with brown leather strap and spring clip. Minor service wear. Generally VGC.SA (Sturmabteilung) “Brown Shirts” dagger introduced in 1933.
Lot 739
German Third Reich Luftwaffe 1st pattern Officer’s dagger by Puma, Solingen.A good example with twist wire bound blue leather grip, nickel plated mounts with gilt mobile swastika to centre of pommel and down swept crossguard on both sides. Double edged polished blade bearing Puma logo. Housed in its dark blue leather covered scabbard with plated mounts and hanging chains with spring clip with OLC diamond logo (Overhoff & Cie, Lüdenscheid). Service wear and and external parts dull. Ill fitting grip. Blade VGCIntroduced in 1935, superseded by 2nd pattern July, 1937.
Lot 740
German Third Reich Police Bayonet by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen.A good 33 cm blade example with eagle’s head pommel, eye for show only. Two piece simulated stags horn grip bearing police emblem. The upswept crossguard bears oak leaf decoration. The plain plated blade bears maker’s oval squirrel logo. Matching “N 45.” back of blade anf beck of grip. Housed in black leather scabbard with plated mounts. No movement to blade. Minor service wear, blade generally VGC .xcept some staining to tip,
Lot 754
WW1 Imperial German Model 1889 Trooper’s Private Purchase Cavalry Sword.A good example with etched decoration to the blade. This includes the Imperial Eagle and Thropies of War. The hilt is of the regulation pattern incorporating an Imperial Eagle. Complete with original scabbard this being post 1906 with a single fixed loop. Etching to the blade clear slight age wear.
Lot 777
Important German Third Reich 1933 model SS dagger with full Rohm inscription by Eichorn, Solingen.A rare fully authenticated example, the blade obverse etched “Meine Ehre heist Treue” (My Honour is Loyalty), the reverse bearing “In herzlicher Freundschaft Ernst Rohm” inscription and small oval Eickhorn squirrel logo. Black wooden grip inlaid with silvered eagle and enamelled circular SS Sigrunen, the crossguard impressed I (for Munich area), the underside with issue number. Housed in original lacquered anodised nickel mounted scabbard with single suspension ring retaining buckled strap with spring clip and belt loop. Minor dents to scabbard and minor service wear. GCFollowing Hitler’s purge of the SA during “The Night of the Long Knives”, Röhm was shot at Stadelheim Prison by SS-Obersturmbannführer Michael Lippert on 2nd July, 1934, An order dated July 4th required all Rohm inscriptions to be obliterated from the blades, failure to do so risked severe punishment so very few daggers with the inscription remain.
Lot 779
German Third Reich Fire Brigade parade bayonet / sidearm by Carl Eickhorn, SolingenA 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 780
German Third Reich parade bayonet with staghorn grip.A good example with plated single edged 25 cm blade with central fuller. Plated upswept quillon and eagle head pommel, with functioning locking “eye’; faux staghorn grips secured with two rivets. Housed in its black painted steel scabbard with associated cavalry style frog fitted with grip securing strap. Minor service wear. GC
Lot 781
German Third Reich parade bayonet with staghorn grip by ALCMs, Solingen.A good example with plated single edged 20 cm blade with central fuller, bearing scales logo on the forte. Plated upswept quillon and eagle head pommel, with functioning locking “eye’; faux staghorn grips secured with two rivets. Housed in its black painted steel scabbard. Minor service wear. GC
Lot 782
Imperial German sawback parade bayonet by Carl Eichorn circa 1906-21.A good scarce example with plated single edged 25 cm blade with central fuller; bearing back to back squirrels CE logo on the forte. . Plated upswept quillon and eagle head pommel, with functioning locking “eye’. Black composition chequered grips secured with three rivets. Housed in its black painted steel scabbard with brown leather frog stamped with maker’s details (illegible). Minor service wear,. GC.
Lot 783
German Third Reich parade bayonet with staghorn grip by Ernst Pack & Söhne, Solingen.A good example with plated single edged 25 cm blade with central fuller, bearing dancer logo on the forte. Plated upswept quillon and eagle head pommel, with functioning locking “eye’; faux staghorn grips secured with two rivets. Housed in its black painted steel scabbard with black leather frog. Minor service wear. GC
Lot 787
Imperial German Officer’s Sword by WK &CA good example. Plated single edged pipe back 84 cm slightly curved blade with cutler’s details and logo to the forte. Blade etched with scroll ‘Eisenhauer’. The plated hilt with single bar guard and plain crossguard and langets. The shagreen grip with twist wire binding. Housed in its original black painted steel scabbard with fixed ring and loop. Minor service wear; blade bright, hilt slightly dull. Complete with black and white knot on brown leather strap. GC
Lot 788
German Third Reich Land Customs Officer’s Dagger by WKC, Solingen. circa 1938-42.A good rare example with wire bound green leather covered wooden grip, in 11 spirals; double edged plain blade bearing maker’s knight’s head logo. Aluminium crossguard with central eagle and swastika. Oak leaf decorated pommel. Housed in its green leather covered scabbard with angled plated mounts bearing two loose hanging rings. VGCDagger was introduced in 1937
Lot 789
German Third Reich SA Group Nordmark Stormtrooper’s dagger by WKC, Solingen.A fine example, the blade etched ‘Alles für Deutschland’ and bearing maker’s knight’s head logo. Brown wooden grip inlaid with silvered eagle and enamelled circular SA device. The nickel crossguard is stamped ‘Nm’ (SA Group Nordmark). Housed in original brown anodised scabbard with nickel mounts and a single suspension ring. Minor service wear. Generally VGC.SA (Sturmabteilung) “Brown Shirts” dagger introduced in 1933.
Lot 790
German Third Reich Government Official’s dagger and knot by Original Eickhorn, Solingen circa 1939-42.A fine rare example with simulated mother of pearl grip and silver plated mounts. Eagle’s head ornamented pommel, crossguard and langet bearing an eagle and swastika facing same way as pommel, the blade etched with maker’s squirrel logo. Housed in its finely pebbled plated scabbard with oakleaf bands supporting both loose suspension rings. Complete with original aluminium wire portepee (knot). Slightly toned externally, blade bright. VGCIntroduced in March 1939; production ceased in mid 1942.
Lot 791
German Third Reich Luftwaffe 2nd pattern Officer’s etched dagger by Alcoso, Solingen.A good example with orange ivorine grip and twist wire binding, the blade etched with ornate ended panel ‘Die Offiiziere der 2. Rette. J4 1940/41’ and with scales of justice maker’s logo to reverse. The aluminium crossguard and langet bearing an eagle and swastika; the pommel ornamented with swastika and oakleaves. Housed in its metal scabbard fitted with two oakleaf ornament bands (one cracked) supporting loose suspension rings. Blade bright; externally bright and dull in parts. GCIntroduced in 1937.
Lot 792
German Third Reich 1933 model SS dagger by Carl Eickhorn, SolingenA good scarce example, the blade etched ‘Meine Ehre heist Treue’ (My Honour is Loyalty), the reverse with maker’s 1933-35 oval squirrel logo. Nickel mounted black wooden grip with inlaid silvered eagle and swastika and enamelled SS Sigrunen. Housed in black repainted scabbard with single suspension ring retaining leather hanging strap (buckle prong replaced) with spring clip stamped DRGM with Assmann logo. Minor rust spots to blade, some paint loss to scabbard.GC
Lot 793
German Third Reich Army Officer’s dagger with etched dedication by Puma, Solingen.A good example with white celluloid grip and double edged blade bearing etched ornate panel ‘Dem feldwebel Karl Dorn / 5./ Inf. Rgt. 2’ and to the reverse the diamond shaped Puma head cutler’s logo. Silvered crossguard with central eagle and swastika. Oak leaf decorated pommel. Housed in its stippled silvered scabbard with two oakleaf ornamented bands supporting loose hanging rings. Blade bright, externally slightedly toned. Generally VGC.Army (Heer) Officer’s dagger was designed by Paul Casburg in 1935.
Lot 795
German Third Reich Kriegsmarine Naval Officer’s dagger and knot by E & F Hörster, Solingen circa 1938-45.A good example, the blade with double fuller, stamped with maker’s oval sword and cypher logo and etched either side with fouled anchor, dolphins and floral decoration. Gilded brass eagle and swastika pommel and fouled anchor ornamented crossguard; wire bound white celluloid twist grip. Housed in its gilt metal scabbard, the throat personalised with name ‘Schrewe’, with lightening bolt designs with oakleaf bands retaining two loose rings and secured with spring clip. Complete with rather relic celluloid (knot). Toned externally, blade bright. Service wear GC
Lot 796
German Third Reich Luftwaffe 1st pattern Officer’s dagger complete with chains circa 1935-37.A good unmarked example with twist wire bound blue leather grip, nickel plated mounts with mobile swastika to centre of pommel and down swept crossguard on both sides. Double edged polished blade. Housed in its dark blue leather covered scabbard with nickel plated mounts and complete with hanging chains and spring clip. Blade clean and bright, exterior dull and tarnished in places. Service wear. GCIntroduced in 1935, superseded in 1937 with introduction of 2nd pattern.
Lot 798
Imperial German presentation Seebataillons (Marines) sword by Weald Clef SolingA fine scarce example. The 74 cm plated pipe backed blade bears blue and gilt panel to each side, one with etched ‘Dem scheiden kameraden Oberleutnant Niemoeller’ and ship, the other ‘Das Offizierkorps des II. Seebataillons’, ‘Damast-stahl Eisenhauer’ and stamped with maker’s details which are also etched on the back of the blade. The gilt guard, with folding section, ornamented with pierced crowned fouled anchor and floral sprays, lion head pommel, set with ‘Port and Starboard’ ruby and green coloured glass eyes. The ivorine grip with twist wire binding. Now housed in associated plate steel scabbard with two loose rings. Some service wear to scabbard and lifting to plating otherwise VGC
Lot 799
German Third Reich Hitler Youth Pattern Knife by Hartkopf & Co. SolingenA good scarce 1933-38 example, the blade stamped on reverse with dual devil head ‘Hartkopf & Co. Solingen’ logo and etched ’RZM M7/40/37’; ‘Blut und Ehre !’ motto on front. Nickel plated turn up quillon and pommel with two piece black chequered composition slab grip inlaid with red and white enamel HJ swastika diamond. Housed in black painted scabbard with leather belt loop retaining press stud securing strap. VGCIntroduced in 1933 with the motto “Blut und Ehre” on the blade. Motto discontinued in August 1938.
Lot 800
German Third Reich K98 dress bayonet.A good unmarked single edged plated 20 cm blade with fuller. Plated crossguard with upturned quillon and plated eagle head pommel with working ‘eye’ catch; black composite checkered grips. Housed in its black painted steel scabbard complete with dark brown leather frog. Minor service wear. GC
Lot 801
George V General Officer’s Mameluke Hilted Sword.A good and scarce example. Curved unfullered blade with etched decoration depicting a crowned “GVR” cypher, Sword & Baton device and to the forte the cutler’s details of Robert Mole & Son of Birmingham. Fine gilt cross guard of regulation pattern, also two piece plain grip with gilt floral head patteri. Housed in its original steel scabbard, fitted with two loose rings and is complete with a bullion sword knot. Overall GC. For full biographical details of Major General Sir Chauncy Batho Dashwood Strettell, KCIE, CB Indian Army see lot 442
Lot 802
William IV General Officer’s 1831 pattern Mameluke hilted swordA rare early example by Widdowson & Veale 73 Strand, London (details to the forte). The blade is etched with Crowned WIVR Cypher, General Officer’s device and floral decoration. Gilt cross guard with floral decoration with General Officer’s device to the centre. Two piece Ivorine grip with two floral head gilt studs. Housed in black leather and gilt mounted scabbard, the top mount with the cutler’s details. Overall condition is good, etching to blade clear, some gilt dulling.
Lot 803
Scottish. 93rd Sutherland Highlanders Victorian pre 1881 Officer’s broadsword.A good scarce possibly fighting example, the straight doubled edged, double fuller blade with etched decoration of a crowned VR cypher, also the regimental title ‘93rd SUTHERLAND HIGHLANDERS’ and Battle Honours the last being ‘LUCKNOW’. The forte with the retailer’s details of “Jones & Co” of London. The hilt with regulation basket guard, retaining original scarlet and buff leather liner. This enclosing a shagreen grip with twist wire binding. Housed in its full polished brown leather field service scabbard of the correct pattern. Overall Good Condition, small edge nicks to the blade, etching faint to parts, overall dark patina to steelwork.
Lot 804
Scottish. Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders Victorian Officer’s broadsword.A good scarce example, the straight doubled edged, double fuller blade with etched decoration of a crowned reverse entwined VR cypher, also the regimental devices. The forte with the retailer’s details of “J. Pillin” of London. The hilt with regulation basket guard, retaining original scarlet and buff leather liner, also tassel. This enclosing a shagreen grip with twist wire binding. Housed in its correct pattern steel scabbard. Overall Good Condition, blade remains bright, some dulling to scabbard
Lot 805
Scottish. Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders Officer’s Broadsword.A very good and clean example, the straight doubled edged, double fuller blade with etched decoration of the regimental devices. The forte with the retailer’s details of “J. Pillin” of London, also a panel with entwined initials of the original owner. The hilt with regulation alternative hilt, with straight cross guard, shagreen grip with twist wire binding. Housed in its correct pattern steel and leather field service scabbard. Good clean condition.
Lot 806
Crimean War Period Highland Regiment Officer’s Basket Hilted Broadsword by Wilkinson.A good and rare example of the regulation pattern. The double edged straight 32 inch blade is decorated with etched decoration. This includes a crowned VR cypher and to the reverse an Order of the Thistle Star. The cutler’s details are to the forte and the back of the blade with the number 6931. The hilt with full basket, retaining scarlet and buff leather lining. Housed in original black leather scabbard with steel mounts. To obverse of each mount with engraved decoration. Fitted with frog hook, to the top mount and two loose rings. Etching to the blade clear. The etching to the blade of the Order of the Thistle may indicate carried by an Officer of the Scots Fusilier Guards.
Lot 809
Victorian Light Infantry Regiment Officer’s Sword.An example of the regulation pattern. The single edged slightly curved blade with etched decoration of a Crowned VR cypher, a stung bugle and title “Rifles”. The hilt with open guard incorporating a crowned strung bugle. The shagreen grip with part twist wire binding. Housed in steel scabbard. Overall GC some age wear.
Lot 810
Victorian Rifle Volunteers Officer’s Sword.A good 1845 pattern, the single-edged blade with strung bugle device and “Rifle Volunteers” surmounted by a Victorian Crown. The obverse with entwined VR cypher and crown. Fixed guard of fire gilt metal bearing entwined VR Crowned Cypher. Shagreen grip with twist wire binding complete with buff sword knot. Housed in original steel scabbard now painted black. Etching to blade clear. The sword has been refurbished at some time and now with some minor wear to plating, traces of fire gilt to the hilt. GC.
Lot 811
Honourable Artillery Company Infantry Officer’s Regimental Pattern SwordA scarce example, with straight single edged blade. The guard closely follows a Guards pattern, with a flaming grenade device with “HAC” to the ball. Housed in polished brown leather field service scabbard. PLEASE NOTE the blade has been re-polished at some time no etching remains. Overall GC.
Lot 812
2nd VB Worcestershire Regiment Edwardian Officer’s Infantry pattern SwordA rare 1901-08 example, the single-edged slightly curved blade decorated with EVIIR entwined cypher surmounted by a crown, regimental title “2nd VB Worcester Regt” and with etched overlaid initials of the original owner. The forte with the retailer’s details of “Hobson & Sons”. The hilt of the regulation pattern, the guard incorporating crowned EVIIR cypher, Shagreen grip with copper twist wire binding. Housed in original steel scabbard. Etching clear, blade with stain spots. GC. Hilt with some surface rust. HQ at Worcester
Lot 813
19th Century Cut Steel Hilted Court SwordA good example with straight hollow ground trefoil blade. Foliage etched panels. Cut steel stud decorated pierced shell guard, knuckle bow, grip and urn pommel. Housed in its black patent leather scabbard with steel mounts. Remains in clean condition, old repairs to leather of scabbard.
Lot 814
Similar 19th Century Cut Steel Hilted Court SwordA good example with straight hollow ground trefoil blade. Foliage etched panels. Cut steel stud decorated pierced shell guard, grip and urn pommel, complete with chain link knuckle guard. Housed in its black patent leather scabbard with steel mounts. Remains in clean condition.
Lot 815
Victorian Indian Army 1847 Infantry Pattern Officer’s sword.A good example with single edged fullered, slightly curved blade decorated with a VRI entwined cypher surmounted by crown. Gilt metal hilt with crowned VRI cypher to the guard, shagreen grip and copper twist wire binding. Housed in steel scabbard fitted with two loose rings. Etching remains clear. Hilt and scabbard with some age wear. GC
Lot 817
WW1 London Irish Rifles Officer’s Sword.A scarce regimental example of the Light Infantry pattern. The straight blade with etched decoration of a GVR crowned cypher and Regimental title “London Irish Rifles”. The hilt of the regulation pattern the guard incorporating a light infantry crowned bugle. Housed in polished brown leather field service scabbard. The sword with age wear, surface rusting spots to the blade and rusting to the guard. Scabbard with damage to the chape. Etching remains clear overall.
Lot 818
Royal Artillery Officer’s Sword by Wilkinson.A good example by Wilkinson, the straight single edged blade with etched decoration depicting the regimental title and crest. The forte with the cutler’s details of Henry Wilkinson and the blade is numbered “48445”. The hilt is of the regulation pattern, with three bar open guard. Housed in polished brown leather field service scabbard. The blade remains in clean condition, hilt with some rust spots.
Lot 819
3rd Dragoon Guards Officer’s 1912 Pattern Sword by Wilkinson.A scarce example carried by Lieutenant George Robert Brian Harries. The straight single edged blade with etched decoration of a GVR cypher, also the Regimental title and the owners name “G.R.B. HARRIES”. The forte with the cutlers details and the blade is numbered “46967”. Regulation pattern plated guard and shagreen grip, this retaining twist wire binding. Housed in polished field service brown leather scabbard. The blade with stain spots and now some surface rust. Plating to guard worn.Lieutenant George Robert Brian Harries passed out of the Royal Military College in December 1914 and landed in France on the 4th June 1915, he would later that year see service at Loos. He died in 1939
Lot 820
British Cut Steel Hilted Court SwordThis example with straight hollow ground plain trefoil blade. Cut steel stud decorated shell guard, knuckle bow, grip and urn pommel. Housed in its black patent leather scabbard with cut steel mounts. Sword now with some surface rust and small area of damage to the leather of the scabbard.
Lot 821
George V Period Infantry Officer’s Sword by Wilkinson of LondonA good clean regulation example, the blade with etched decoration, incorporating a crowned GVR cypher which is repeated to the guard. To the forte of the blade the Wilkinson Sword logo and to the back of the blade the number 65300 (1936). The hilt retains shagreen grip with twist wire binding. Housed in polished brown field service leather scabbard. ... Also storage bag. The overall condition is good, few marks to blade, but with basic polish could be close to parade condition.
Lot 822
Victorian North York Rifles Officer’s Sword.An example of the Light Infantry regulation pattern. The slightly curved single edged blade with etched decoration incorporating the title “North York Rifles”. The hilt with shagreen grip and open guard with Light Infantry bugle. Housed in steel scabbard. Etching to blade clear. PLEASE NOTE back strap to grip loose, pitting to scabbard.
Lot 825
Similar Knights of Pythias Fraternal Sword.This example with a narrow double edged blade, with gold inlay decoration depicting a Knight, Title and also with the name “J.H. Dressner”. The hilt with decorated cross guard and a knight’s head pommel, also a shell guard embossed with a mounted knight. Housed in metal scabbard.
Lot 828
Scottish. 93rd Sutherland Highlanders Crimean War Period attributed Officer’s dirkA fine and scarce attributed example of the 1838-70 pattern. The plain clipped back 10 inch blade is double edged for the lower 5 inches, the upper section with a narrow fuller. The black bogwood grip is of an interlaced design decorated with silver studs (one absent) and surmounted by a plain silver pommel ornamented with a foiled citrine. The silver base of the grip which covers the throat of the scabbard is ornamented with thistles. Black leather covered sheath with applied thistle ornamented silver mounts; the middle two mount houses the matching knife and fork (both attached by chains and engraved “EHDM”; the top mount bearing “93” within a thistle wreath. Reverse of centre mount engraved “EHD Macpherson 93rd Highrs”. Some minor staining to blade, spring clip to fork AF, possibly replacement chape, minor service wear otherwise generally VGCEwen Henry Davidson Macpherson of Cluny born 1836, Ensign 93rd 3rd November 1854, Lieutenant 9th February 1855, Captain 12th May 1859, Bt-Major 5th July 1872, Major 29th October 1873, Lt.Colonel 1st January 1879 Bt-Colonel 1st January 1883, half-pay 1st January 1885. JP and DL for Inverness-shire. Died in Cheltenham 1900. Saw action in the Crimea shortly after joining 93rd and again during the Indian Mutiny taking part in the Relief of Lucknow and numerous battles; ADC to Governor of Bengal etc.
Lot 829
Scottish. 91st Argyllshire Highlanders attributed Victorian Officer’s dirk.A fine and scarce example by Marshall and Son, 87 George Street, Edinburgh. The clipped back 11 inch blade is double edged for the lower 4 inches, the upper section with a wide fuller and retains faint etching of Crowned VR Cypher and other decoration. The black bogwood grip is of an interlaced design decorated with silver studs and surmounted by a plain silver pommel ornamented with a foiled citrine. The silver base of the grip which covers the throat of the scabbard is inscribed ‘ARGYLL HIGHLANDERS’. Black leather covered sheath with thistle ornamented silver mounts each bearing registration mark indicating 26th March 1864; central mount also inscribed “XCI” and houses the matching side by side knife and fork; the top mount bearing a Crowned saltire with VR between the angles. Some staining to blade and minor service wear otherwise generally VGCTop mount and throat bear scratch initials THB attributed by vendor to Thomas Holme Banks born 1847, Ensign in 91st 8th June 1867, Lieutenant 28th May 1870, Instructor of Musketry 1st January 1873, retired 1st September 1875. Lower mount bears scratched initials TOT attributed by vendor to Arthur Ely Tottenham who possibly purchased the dirk from the above Officer. Tottenham appears as a Sub Lieutenant and Lieutenant 1873, Captain 1st July 1881, Major 11th July 1884, retired 15th April 1896, died in Ireland 20th June 1908 (served with 91st in Zulu War 1879)
Lot 834
Scottish. Skein DhuA good example with clipped back plated blade with ebonised interlaced Celtic design grip mounted with Sphinx on ‘Egypt’ tablet and silver stud ornamentation. Silver pommel containing a foiled citrine. Housed in original scabbard of black leather with plain silvered mounts.
Lot 835
Scottish. Skein DhuA good example with clipped back plated blade with ebonised interlaced Celtic design grip mounted with Highland Light Infantry badge and silver stud ornamentation. Silver pommel gallery retaining cut glass ‘stone’. Housed in original scabbard of black leather with plain silvered mounts.
Lot 836
Scottish. Black Watch Officer’s Skein DhuA good example with clipped back steel blade with ebonised interlaced Celtic design grip mounted with gilt device of St. Andrew, also gilt stud ornamentation. Gilt pommel containing a foiled citrine. Housed in original scabbard of black leather with plain gilt mounts. Overall GC.
Lot 837
WW2 1st pattern Fairbairn-Sykes Commando fighting knife.An good and rare carried example. The hilt with nickel grip of chequered design. Double edged spear point blade, the ricasso with etched panel Wilkinson Sword Ltd. London, the reverse side the F-S Fighting Knife. Recurved cross guard. Housed in an early pattern dark brown leather scabbard with nickel rounded chape and strap and stud retainer. This scabbard retains leather tangs and the reverse with faint ink name. possibly “George Morgan”. The overall condition is good clean condition, blade length 17cm
Lot 838
WW2 2nd pattern Fairbairn-Sykes Nickel Commando fighting knife.A good and rare example. The hilt with nickel grip of chequered design. Double edged spear point blade, the ricasso with etched panel Wilkinson Sword Ltd. London, the reverse side the F-S Fighting Knife. Oval cross guard. Housed in an early pattern dark brown leather scabbard with nickel rounded chape and strap and stud retainer. This scabbard retains leather tangs. The overall condition is good clean condition, blade length 17cm
Lot 839
WW2 2nd pattern Fairbairn-Sykes Parkerised Commando fighting knife.A good and scarce example. The hilt with Parkerised finished to the chequered grip. Double edged spear point blade, the ricasso with etched panel Wilkinson Sword Ltd. London, the reverse side the F-S Fighting Knife. Oval cross guard. Housed in dark brown leather scabbard with Parkerised rounded chape and elasticised strap. This scabbard retains leather tangs. The overall condition is good clean condition, blade length 16.5cm
Lot 840
3rd Pattern Fairbairn-Sykes Parkerised “B2” Commando fighting knife.A good example. The hilt with Parkerised finished to the ribbed grip and to the oval cross guard a WD Arrow stamp and “B2”. The pommel is embossed with a three and the double edged blade with spear point, Housed in dark brown leather scabbard with Parkerised square chape and elasticised strap. This scabbard retains leather tangs. The overall condition is good clean condition, blade length 17.5cm
Lot 841
Post War Royal Marine 3rd Pattern Fairbairn-Sykes Parkerised Commando fighting knife.A very good example. The hilt with Parkerised finished to the ribbed grip, the pommel embossed with the stores number “2FR693”. Double edged blade with spear point and Parkerised finish. Housed in dark brown leather scabbard with Parkerised square chape and elasticised strap. This scabbard retains leather tangs. The overall condition is near very good clean condition, blade length 17cmMr Ron Flook in his excellent work “British Commonwealth Military Knives” describes the stores reference number as an Admiralty example, 1950’s / 1960’s and indicates issue to Royal Marine Commandos.
Lot 842
WW2 Scarce Beaded and Ribbed Pattern War Department issue Fairbairn-Sykes fighting knife.A good example with beaded and ribbed design to the grip. To the lower grip a WD Arrow and 2 stamp Double edged spear point blade, with straight oval cross guard. Housed in original dark brown leather scabbard with rounded chape and retaining tangs. Blade length 18 cm. The Parkerised finish has been removed from the grip and chape. GC.
Lot 843
WW2 Period American Office of Strategic Services (OSS) Fairbairn Sykes fighting knife.A very good and rare example of the pattern modelled on the British F-S Fighting Knife. Double edged spear point blade mounted into a Parkerised metal chequered cut grip, with oval cross guard. Housed in brown leather scabbard tailored with “pancake flipper” belt loop, both “flipper “ and chape retaining most of the original green painted finish. GC clean condition. Blade length 17cmThis pattern of knife was extensively used by the OSS during WW2 operations and was again carried into action by the CIA during the Bay of Piggs invasion
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