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Lot 14
WW2 Japanese Arisaka Deactivated Rifle & Bayonet. Good wooden stock, with usual 2 sectioned butt stock, light chips wear from normal use. Moveable bolt, with dust sleeve present, working trigger, moveable sights etc. Serial numbered 22382. Comes with bayonet, retaining hook in end of war bamboo scabbard, with leather tab
Lot 25
Etched Model 1871 German Mauser presentation bayonet & scabbard by Wellhausen of Hannover. All brass eagle head pommel, lacking locking lever/button, with grooved brass grip. Brass quillon & muzzle ring unmarked. 48.5cm blade has etchings to both sides, polished overall, with trophies of arms, floral designs, motto ‘Mitt Gott Für Kaiser’, imperial eagle etc. Maker stamped W. Wellhausen of Hannover. Retains brass & leather scabbard, free of any damage or issues. Good piece nicely etched
Lot 26
Boer War era 1888 Pattern Lee Metford bayonet, scabbard & frog - Queensland marked. Polished metal pommel, spine stamped Q↑G 2581 (crossed out), working catch, rivetted wooden grips, with metal guard, 31cm long double edge Mole manufactured blade, dated August 1900 (8/00). Leather & black enamel scabbard, with London made 1902 dated leather scabbard. Could well have been issued for use to Queensland Boer War contingents.
Lot 27
Pre WW1 era German Model 1898A Mauser Gewehr bayonet & scabbard. Metal birds head pommel, with working release button, with good grooved wooden grips, with metal guard, unit stamped 162.4.52 (Weapon #52, 4th Company - 163rd Infantry Regiment - Schleswig-Holstein). Prussian W issued & 1904 dated 52cm long quillback blade, very fine overall with maker stamp ERFURT with crown trademark. Fits into the metal scabbard without issues
Lot 29
WW1 era 1895 Pattern Austro-Hungarian Mauser bayonet, scabbard, frog & knot. Polished metalwork, with light pitting to pommel, rivetted wooden grips, hooked quillon guard, plated 25cm long blade, maker stamped CEWG. Retains polished scabbard with new leather frog & yellow & black cotton unit knot. Generally very good overall
Lot 30
WW1 Canadian Model 1905/1910 Mark 2 Ross Rifle Bayonet, scabbard & frog. Metal pommel, date stamped January 1917 (1/17) & patent/company named. Screw in wooden grip, with blued metal guard & 25.5cm long steel blade, with sharpened edge. Retains full leather Mark II stamped & 1916 dated scabbard & frog. A very fine conditioned piece overall
Lot 31
WW1/WW2 German bayonets with scabbards lot (3). Includes Butcher 98/05 type, Carl Eikhorn 1917 stamped, very good overall, missing frog stud from scabbard. 2 K98 84/98 types, COF/43 (Carl Eikhorn 1943), near mint overall with post war issue stamps & CVL 42 (WKC) scabbard & 1936 dated S/185 (W.K.C.) with parade scabbard, very good
Lot 33
WW1 German 98/05 S ‘sawback’ Pattern Bayonet, with Scabbard by V. C. Schilling dated 1911. Metal birds head pommel, with working release button, with good grooved wooden grips, with metal guard retaining ‘high ears’. Prussian W issued & 1911 dated swollen ‘butcher’ blade with very fine condition saw back edge, with maker stamp V. C. Schilling Suhl. Fits into the leather & metal scabbard. Very good condition overall, this being the type made famous in the novel ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’, where the Germans were warned not to be caught by the British with these otherwise they would face execution as a result.
Lot 34
WW1 German ‘S’ KS98 parade bayonet & scabbard by C G Haenel of Suhl. Nickel birds head pommel, leather grips & nickel guard. 25cm long sawback blade shows sharpening, use & wartime wear. 1914 issue dated and maker marked to ricasso. Retains black painted scabbard & leather frog, with stud recess section torn
Lot 35
1907 Pattern WW1 Australian Army Lithgow bayonet & scabbard. 1917 Lithgow stamped to 43cm long blade. 69061 to pommel. 3rd or 5th Military District # 46830. Jewell 1918 marked black leather scabbard, sand painted finished overall. Most likely reissued WW2 to troops heading to North Africa 1940. Very good condition overall
Lot 37
WW2 German K98 service bayonet, with matching numbered scabbard 1936 dated by Paul Weyersburg. Wooden grips, Good steel pommel with working attachment button, S/176 (P. Weyersburg of Solingen) marked 25.5cm long, unsharpened blade, with serial number 9212 stamped & dated 36 to blade spine. Partial blued finish to blade & metal scabbard with matching number & date 1936. A good early very good condition piece
Lot 38
WW2 German K98 service bayonet, with matching numbered scabbard & leather frog. Bakelite grips, weathered pommel with frozen attachment button, Horster marked 24.5cm long, used/sharpened blade, with serial number 7132/38 stamped to blade spine. Metal scabbard with matching number, frog stud and 1938 dated frog
Lot 39
WW2 German K98 service bayonet, with matching numbered scabbard & leather frog by Paul Weyersburg. Bakelite grips, very fine blued pommel with working attachment button, P. Weyersburg marked 25.5cm long, blue factory sharpened blade, with serial number 5090e stamped & dated 40 to blade spine. Polished metal scabbard with matching number, frog stud and dark brown leather frog with grip fastener. Very fine condition
Lot 40
WW2 German K98 service bayonet, with matching numbered scabbard & leather frog by Clemen & Jung. Bakelite grips, very fine blued pommel with working attachment button. Very good 25.5cm long, blue factory sharpened blade, with serial number 4784a stamped & dated 1937 S/241 (Clemen & Jung, Solingen) 96x to scabbard to blade spine. Polished metal scabbard with matching details, frog stud and dark brown leather frog. Average to good condition, with some spots of rust to rear guard
Lot 41
WW2 Nazi Germany KS 98 parade bayonet & scabbard by E Pack & Son. Chequered composite grips, nickel plated doves head pommel and fittings. 25.5cm long blade, with slight scuff marks from use. E Pack & Son Solingen marked, being very good overall. Retains near good black enamel scabbard retaining 70% finish
Lot 43
WW2 British Army Number 7, Mark 1 Pattern bayonet with scabbard & web frog. Twist metal stock pommel, with screwed in glazed wadding grip, with metal guard. No 7 MK1 (Land service) designated stamped 20.5cm long blade, in very fine condition. Black enamelled No.5 scabbard in excellent condition, retaining OD green web belt frog
Lot 46
1796 Pattern British Army Light Cavalry Officer’s sword & scabbard. Metal stirrup hilt, with plain backstrap and wooden grip, with majority of the wire wrap present. Plain langets & quillon. Plain 65cm long curved slashing blade, having been period sharpened for field use. One very small nick to edge, however the blade is in stunning condition overall. Metal scabbard in good condition, with light wear, having had one of its suspension posts removed. Overall length 76cm.
Lot 468
Features ornate root wood grip, carved in basket weave fashion on the outside, cast silver and chased pommel with thistles and foliage, the pierced pommel set with a yellow citrine/stone. The unmarked 34.4cm long blade, being of steel, double edged to tip, with circular pierced cutting top edge. Retains leather washer and shows light wear & spotting, but generally good. The scabbard of brown leather, showing much wear, with solid silver mounted thistle engraved mouthpiece with silver belt loops to rear, along with one thistle decorated silver mounting point (one missing), housing the eating fork & knife of root wood with basket weave design & set purple & white stones, bottom silver drag, with the leather complete but quite pliable, in need of stiffening.
Lot 47
1796 Pattern British Army Light Cavalry Trooper’s sword & scabbard by Woolley & Deakin of Birmingham. Metal stirrup hilt, with plain, semi pitted backstrap and worn shellacked wooden grip. Plain langets & quillon. Large plain 84cm long curved slashing blade, having been period sharpened for field use, stamped 1 with royal crown to ricasso and Woolley &…(Woolley & Deakin, Birmingham) #8 to blade spine. Field service blade, showing use, beautiful sharp edge & generally good condition overall. Metal scabbard missing throat attachment, retaining both suspension posts and rings in generally good condition, with light service wear. Overall length: 99cm.
Lot 471
Doves head style rivetted wooden grips, with scratched letters MSM to both sides, with sheet metal guard. 15.4cm long blade, with spear end point and expected wear & age stains, being maker stamped EAST BROS SYDNEY. Retains riveted leather scabbard, retaining grip snaps and maker stamped J. W. TRATHEN & CO. PTY. LTD. SYDNEY and dated 1943.
Lot 475
Features a brass grip, with beaded & ribbed guard, showing light use overall, arrow stamped 6. 17 cm long double edged blued blade, with a very nice finish and perfect spear point. The brown leather scabbard retains leg straps, brass end cap & elastic grip suspender, stamped England to leather belt loop portion. A very fine condition piece, touted as an ‘export’ model for use by US & Commonwealth Special Forces, however many of these were issued to British S.F. including L.R.D.G. & S.A.S.
Lot 479
The knife features a robust grip, made from stacked polished leather, with recessed thumb and finger grip points, with all brass flat pommel & oval shaped cross guard. The 18cm long Parkerised steel blade, features a large blood groove ‘cut out’ to both sides, sharpened blade edge and ‘false edge’ blade tip. Maker marked with the manufacturer details of J. Nowill & Sons of Sheffield (England) & the "Star of David" etched into the base of the handle. Comes with the black leather scabbard.
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