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Lot 932
A Sudanese Broad Sword, similar to a Kaskara sword, having an 80cm long, double edged blade, with two crescent moon style stamps to either side, with single and triple fullered blade, with metal cross guard and applied leather grip, shaped pommel with applied brass and copper design, complete with leather scabbard, tip of blade and scabbard AF (2)
Lot 269
Britains for Gamages - The Highland Brigade, Kings Own Scottish Borderers, No.1 Dress, 1953 Issue, comprising: Officer Marching with Held Scabbard & 11 x Highlanders Marching at the Slope [Green Tam O' Shanters Green Tunics & Green Trews with Red/Black Cross-Hatching]. Near Mint overall. Extremely Rare [12]
Lot 250
British George V / WW1 Infantry Officer’s Sword, 82.5cm blade stamped PROVED, pierced guard, wire bound grip, leather bound scabbard. Condition report:Blade marked 'Armfields Ltd Birmingham' to one aspect, stamped 'PROVED' to the other. It it very difficult to see the Armfield mark as the blade is so heavily silvered, possibly even re-finished? There is tarnishing to outer and inner surface of the guard. Blade retains a good shape. The leather of the scabbard is well worn, with the stitching beginning to part towards the top of the spine, and also coming loose at various points down the length of the spine.
Lot 13
A British Infantry dress sword, pattern 1905. With pierced guard, blade etched with the crown, GVR, and leaves. In a leather scabbard. Total L101.5cmThe sword was owned by Captain Hubert Beaumont Balmforth. He was a member of the The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment. He served in Gallipoli, was wounded there and was awarded the Military Cross. After the war, he worked for the Cooperative Wholesale Society at the soap manufacturing factory and became the General Manager. He lived with his wife, Florence, in Mobberley Cheshire. They had no children. The sword was handed down to the vendor by his Godfather.
Lot 178
A Third Reich Luftwaffe officer's sword, by SMF Solingen, the blade with Waffenampt mark, the hilt with aluminium mounts and gold anodised swastikas, in its aluminium mounted scabbard, the upper mount engraved "Oberst/Alfred Druichel/ SG 4/ Ritterkreuz/21-8-1941/ Eichenlaubs 3-9-1942/ Schwertern/19-2-1943" over a crest in circle. Very worn condition, some corrosion to the aluminium, scabbard leather peeling off. £300-325
Lot 187
A German Third Reich period K98 bayonet by Weyersberg, in its scabbard with leather frog, the bayonet GC, the scabbard and frog worn and rusty; also a German M98/05 Mauser bayonet, marked with crown over "AMBERG", the cross guard stamped "B.5.R.I". Basically GC (some wear and patches of pitting). £50-60
Lot 419
A good 1796 pattern heavy cavalry officer's dress pattern sword, blade 34¾" etched, blued and gilt with crowned GR cypher, Royal Arms, figure of an officer with bicorn hat, trophies, standing figure of Britannia, angel with trumpet and scrolls, the back edge marked "Wooley & Deakins Improved Steel", gilt regulation pattern hilt with silver wire bound grip, in its gilt mounted leather scabbard. Good Condition, retaining most original gilt (a little wear, some rust marks to blade, the scabbard slightly worn and limp). £2500-3000
Lot 420
A scarce 1796 undress pattern Heavy Cavalry Officer's sword, blade 35½" with hatchet point, etched, blued and gilt with crown over "GR", trophies, etc, the back edge marked "J J Runkel, Solingen", the steel "honeysuckle" pattern hilt having wire bound leather covered grip, in its steel scabbard engraved with maker's rectangular mark of S. Brunn, Charing Cross (barely legible). GC (light honest age wear overall, dent to scabbard). £2500-3000
Lot 421
A 1796 pattern light cavalry officer's sword, blade 33" etched, blued and gilt with crowned "GR" cypher, Royal Arms, figure of a mounted cavalryman, trophies, and floral display, regulation pattern steel hilt with wire bound fish skin covered grip, in its steel scabbard. Good Condition, the blade with minor wear, otherwise it retains most original finish. £2000-2500
Lot 422
A good William IV 1796 pattern light cavalry officer's sword, blade 33" finely etched, blued and gilt with crowned "WRIV" cypher, Royal Arms, figure of a mounted cavalryman, and trophies, regulation pattern steel hilt with wire bound fishskin covered grip, in its steel scabbard. Good Condition, the blade retaining virtually all original finish. £2000-2500
Lot 424
A fine presentation 1845 pattern Infantry officer's sword, blade 33", by "Hebbert & Co, James St, Haymarket, London, SW", etched with crown over VR within sunburst, Royal Arms, panels of scrolls, and "Presented to Major A Henty by the N.C. Officers and Men of the H (Worthing) Company of the 2nd Royal Sussex Regt on completion of the 25 Years Service 17th October 1891", with regulation pattern gilt brass hilt with wire bound fishskin covered grip, in its plated steel scabbard. Near VGC, the hilt retaining all original gilt (a few marks and one dent to the scabbard). £600-800
Lot 426
A good cavalry officers sword of the IV Queen's Own Light Dragoons, c 1860, blade 35½", by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London, number 7643, finely etched with crown over "VR", regimental badge, battle honours to Crimea, crest with motto "Fortitudine" and panels of foliage and flower heads, the scrolled steel hilt incorporating crown over "QOLD" cypher over "IV" with wire bound fish skin covered grip, in its steel scabbard. Good Condition (patches of rust staining to scabbard). A IV QOLD sword of similar date but different pattern is illustrated in Robson's "Swords of the British Army" figure 75. £1800-2000
Lot 427
A post 1902 rifle regiment pattern officers sword of the Honourable Artillery Company, blade 32" etched with crown over flaming grenade and cannon, lightning bolts and "Honourable Artillery Company", and owner's initials "H.A.L.", by Wheeler & Co, 14 Poultny, London, plated steel hilt with H.A.C. flaming grenade badge, in its leather FS scabbard with frog and stamps. Basically GC (some wear to hilt and scabbard.) £100-150
Lot 431
A George V courtsword, slender blade 32" etched with Royal Cypher, crossed lances, and scrolls, by J R Gaunt, late Edw. Thurkle, beaded gilt hilt with gold bullion knot, in its brown leather scabbard with gilt brass mounts. Basically GC (knot worn, some crazing to scabbard, gilt would probably clean up very well). £50-60
Lot 443
A speculative European made mameluke hilted sword for the Eastern market, plain fullered Solingen made blade 31", the gilt brass hilt embossed and hand finished overall with flowers and foliage and inset on one side with small coloured glass "stones", in its brown velvet covered scabbard with similarly embossed gilt brass mounts mounted with filigree rosettes inset with coloured glass "stones". GC (some stones missing, minor wear to the velvet.) £200-300
Lot 455
A WWI period Russian sword shasqua, plain blade 31½", the ricasso stamped with small eagle mark and date "1918", brass mounted hilt with wood grip, in its brass mounted leather covered scabbard with Moisin Nagant cruciform bladed bayonet carried in loops on the side. GC (some service wear). ££
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