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Click here to subscribeA tulwar with curved blade to white metal crossguard and grip with floral detail to butt plate, lacking scabbard, blade length approx 63cm. CONDITION REPORT: Some pitting and heavy surface dirt to the blade, usual wear and tear to the crossguard and hilt with tarnish, scratches, nicks and gouges, etc.
A Sudanese haladie with engraved script to the blades and carved bone grip, each blade with leather scabbard, length total approx 53cm. CONDITION REPORT: Corrosion to the blade with pitting and some losses to the edges and tips, general wear and tear to the handle with scratches, gouges, nicks etc, the blades slightly loose in their fitting, the scabbards also somewhat distressed with damage to the tips.
A German cavalry Grenadier Regiment officer's dress sword, the blade with etched charge scene to one side and inscribed 'Grenadier Regt. Zu Pferde Frhr. V. Derfflinger (Neumark) No.3', with further detail to both sides and blade back, length 83.5cm, the pierced hinged guard with eagle motif and with ribbed bakelite grip, in metal scabbard. CONDITION REPORT: Some pitting corrosion and general wear to blade and further throughout, rubbing to the plated finish of the guard and further similar quite heavy wear, deep scratches, nicks, gouges, etc. Further similar wear to the grip and scabbard which does also show some corrosion.
Two British bayonets comprising straight bladed example dated 1907 with broad arrow marks to blade base in metal mounted leather scabbard and a chassepot-type example with crown over B13 stamped to blade base and further stamped 7BRA and numbered 853 to either side of crossguard (lacking scabbard), also a further smaller Canadian bayonet stamped to base 'Ross Rifle Co Quebec Patented 1907' (lacking scabbard) (3). CONDITION REPORT: Condition issues throughout, particularly to latter two mentioned bayonets, the chassepot example with some surface corrosion and at least two bayonets with pitting and some damage to blades, guards and grips, general wear and tear throughout, see images.
Three socket bayonets with one in metal mounted leather scabbard stamped to blade base for F. Preston Manchester (two af) (3). CONDITION REPORT: One very heavily corroded and unidentifiable, the other lacking locking ring and scabbard, the first mentioned example with some pitting, surface wear etc, and distress to scabbard.
Three German bayonets, the first stamped 'Ljung & S Shul' in metal mounted leather scabbard, the second stamped 'Frister & Rossmann Berlin' in metal scabbard and the third and shortest stamped with lower leg and foot emblem, all with various crowned initial stamps (3). CONDITION REPORT: Pitting and wear to blades, similar to grips and metal bases, wear to scabbards where applicable, the metal scabbard particularly very heavily corroded, the first two mentioned seemingly lacking blade tips.
A German bayonet with swollen blade and stamped to base 'Deutsche Maschinenfabrik A-G Duisburg' with checkered wooden grip, lacking scabbard and two further probably German bayonets, one with scabbard (3). CONDITION REPORT: All with pitting to blade, the brass coloured handle example very heavily pitted and worn with surface losses throughout to blade, crossguard and grip, all with general wear and tear throughout, the metal scabbard is heavily pitted, dented etc.
Four French bayonets including chassepot example with metal scabbard, numbered 63/8632 to crossguard and with ribbed metal grip, all with signatures to blade backs including for St Étienne manufacture (4). CONDITION REPORT: Wear and tear throughout, pitting, some corrosion, damage, losses, please judge from pictures and request additional if necessary, scabbards where applicable are heavily corroded and worn.
A Sanderson 1907 pattern bayonet with military broad arrows and GR beneath crown stamps and further numerals, with wooden grip and metal mounted leather scabbard, blade length 42cm, and a horn handled machete (af) (2). CONDITION REPORT: The Sanderson bayonet lost the blade tip and with heavy wear to the blade, pitting, scratches, surface loss etc, similar wear to the guard, pommel and grip and scabbard, the machete has lost a significant section of the tip, surface pitting throughout, the grip also with some quite heavy wear and tear.
An Indonesian kris with carved wooden grip, length of blade 38cm (lacking scabbard), and a Middle Eastern (probably) bone handled dagger, the tapered blade with etched foliate detail and script to brass crossguard, length of blade 30cm, the handle also with engraved script and with scabbard (2).
Two kukris with wooden grips and white metal butt plates, both with karda and chakmak, one in leather and the other in wooden scabbard, blade length of longer approx 35.5cm. CONDITION REPORT: General wear and tear throughout, some pitting to blades, some damage and splits to scabbards, wear and tear to the grips and butt plates etc.
A Third Reich Hitler Youth dagger with blade stamped 'RZM M7/3' and checkered grip inset with red and white enamel lozenge, blade length 14cm, in metal scabbard with leather frog. CONDITION REPORT: These items are sold as seen, no guarantees of authenticity, there will be no returns on these items, bidders must judge for themselves and request additional images and information if necessary, general wear throughout, scratches, some pitting to the blade similar to grip and pommel and scabbard and frock.
A Third Reich 1st SS Panzer Division dress bayonet, the fullered blade etched to one side '1 SS Leibstandarte Adolph Hitler' and to the other 'Meine Ehre Heist Freue' with swastika, stamped 'Gebr. Heller' and numbered 714a to blade base and 38 to blade back, further numbered 279 to guard with ribbed grip and etched division emblem to pommel, blade length 25cm in metal scabbard with leather frog, please see condition report. CONDITION REPORT: Item is sold as seen, we cannot guarantee authenticity and will not accept return of this item, it is up to the bidder to judge authenticity for themselves and bid accordingly.
A JAPANESE SPEAR WITH CURVED BLADE, with traces of red lacquer, the upper portion of the shaft of abalone shell inlaid into black lacquer, the lower section black lacquered and with gilt roundels with leaves, overall length 234cm, blade 40.5cm (condition: lacquer damaged in places, no scabbard, blade rusted)Condition: no woodworm damage, the lower two sections of copper banding on the abalone shell inlay are not fastened and can be slid up and down, a small amount of abalone shell is missing, there are several patches of lacquer missing which vary in size, the metal section at the end is loose
A 20TH CENTURY GERMAN HUNTING DAGGER, the blade etched to the top edge with foliate design both sides with game birds, deer stalking and boar hunting scenes and marked 'Original Eickhorn Solingen' with Squirrel and Sword, brass and copper mounts, horn handle, leather and brass mounted scabbard, overall length approximately 49cm, blade length approximately 33cm
Heath & Co, New Eltham, London, SE9; sextant, no. H352, vernier showing 0'.2, in fitted mahogany carrying case, a Kelvin & Hughes Ltd 0416/207 single draw telescope, in leather case, presentation inscription dated 1954, 61cm extended, pair of The Wray Eleven 11 x 60 binoculars, in leather carrying case, and a kukris, in decorative brass mounted scabbard (4).
A 1796 PATTERN BRITISH LIGHT CAVALRY OFFICER'S SWORD AND SCABBARD, C1800 the partly gilt and blued blade inscribed JJ Runkel Solingen, blade 82cm++Retaining practically all of blume and gilding, the blade free from rust but with a few small nicks, grip with small worm holes and mostly lacking the leather, the silver wire somewhat defective, scabbard slightly dented but complete
A 1796 PATTERN BRITISH LIGHT CAVALRY OFFICER'S SWORD AND SCABBARD, C1800 the partly gilt and blued blade inscribed J J Runkel Solingen, blade 82.5cm ++Blade generally good condition but slightly nicked in places, almost all with blume and gilding, some small areas of minor old rust, hilt in good condition with small loss to leather, steel scabbard with light rust, several minor dents, but complete
AN 1831 PATTERN BRITISH GENERAL OFFICER'S MAMELUKE HILTED SWORD AND SCABBARD, C1840-50 blade etched with VR cipher and inscribed C WEBB 23 OLD BOND ST LONDON, bone grips, gilt brass mounted leather scabbard with two rings, blade 75.5cm ++Grips damaged and lacking two of the four rosettes by which secured, blade with old wear and slight pitting, scabbard leather somewhat dry and creased in one place, unrestored
AN 1803 PATTERN GRENADIER GUARDS OFFICER'S SWORD AND SCABBARD, EARLY 19TH C the etched blade inscribed GRENADIER GUARDS and to the other side FOR MY COUNTRY AND KING, brass mounted leather scabbard, blade 77.5cm++Blade engraving with some wear, old light pitting. Scabbard leather dry and worn almost separate in one place, mounts complete
A Lakota dance stick wood, horse hair, hide, glass beads, feathers, bells and brass tacks, modelled as a horse's head and a hoof terminal, stained blue with white patches, 69cm long, a beaded coup with two feathers, 87cm long, a dance stick of Y shape with a beaded handle and brass bead tassels, with fur applied terminals, 51cm long, two feather and beaded hair ornaments, a feather fan with a bound cloth handle, a woven dyed horse hair quirt and a small knife with a leather, brass and catlinite handle, with a leather and beaded scabbard and two grass ornaments. (11) Provenance The Ian West Collection. Part lot WITHDRAWN (eagle feather)
German WWII K98 Bayonet Both scabbard and bayonet have matched serial numbers (8985a), matched maker (Clemen & Jung) dated 1939. Marked with correct Waffen code WaA253. The leather frog is dated 1942 made by O. Reichel, Lengfeld. It is very unusual to find such an early example with its matched scabbard and in such good condition. The letter "a" suffix denotes that this is bayonet is from one of the very first batches. The bayonets pommel and scabbard have been painted red, with lovely bluing on the blade.
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