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Click here to subscribeA WWI First World War Imperial German Army Seitengewehr Model 1898 rifle bayonet having a wooden hilt with diagonal grooves, steel pommel, press stud, steel crossguard, rearward steel quillon, pipe back blade, leather scabbard with steel furnishings and repro leather frog. Notation to the ricasso ' Simson & Co Suhl ' and matching serial numbers to the scabbard hook and cross guard ' 20903 '. Measures; 69cm overall.
An antique 19th century Victorian Lambert Brown & Co made British cavalry officers sword having a shagreen clad and wire bound hilt with brass pierced half basket handle, one side being hinged and the other with Victoria's royal cypher. The fullered blade being curved with remnants of decoration and etched ricasso 'Lambert Brown & Co 362 Regent St London'. Original scabbard still present with belt loops. Measures; 99cm.
A fine quality late 20th century two piece hunting knife set. Both knives comprising of antler handles with fixed gem stone pommels, copper collar / crossguard, forged Damascus type pattern welded steel single edged blades with fullered and rippled back design along with a tan leather scabbard. Measures; 51cm overall.
A rare original WWII Second World War Nazi German Third Reich 2nd pattern Luftwaffe officers dress dagger. Marked ' WKC ' for Weyersberg Kirschbaum & Cie AG (WKC), Solingen ' to blade. Within the original scabbard, with suspension rings & hanger present. Believed original however buyers are reminded for the need to satisfy themselves prior to bidding, irrespective of description. Measures 43cm long.
Two early 20th century antique vintage African Sudanese Mahdi belt / arm daggers to include; a steel blade dagger with snake skin & leather hilt having a metal pommel in a snake skin and tooled leather scabbard and another dagger with wooden carved hourglass shape hilt with coin fixed to the end in a leather and snake skin scabbard. Measures; 30cm.
A vintage c1987 Silver mounted Scottish dirk dagger of small proportions having a carved and ebonised wooden knot form handle with silver mounted gem pommel, silver collar, fullered pointed blade and a leather scabbard with silver Celtic design mounts. Silver Hallmarks for Celtic Arts Edinburgh 1987. Along with a Celtic dagger broach. Dirk measures; 18cm.
A believed WWII Second World War Japanese Showa period Shin Gunto (Shin guntō) officers sword katana and scabbard having a fabric bound hilt with brass furnishings and adornments being decorated, the tsuba being decorated. The scabbard being green painted steel with brass furnishings. The blade being having some Japanese glyphs to either side. Measures; 96cm.Note: (added 14/8/2019 at 13:06) - due to the nature of this item, buyers are reminded for the need to satisfy themselves as to authenticity, accuracy and condition of items prior to bidding, irrespective of description.
An original post-WWII Second World War / Cold War Swiss - M57 SIG STGW 1957 pattern rifle bayonet. The ricasso having makers marks and serial number. With scabbard. Measures approx 38 cm in length. Along with an original WWII Second World War British Army ' Pig Sticker ' rifle bayonet in scabbard with impressed No. 4 MK II 5 to side. Measures: 26cm long,.
A vintage late 20th century theatrical Wilkinson's sword style 1828 pattern British Highland Infantry Officers sword having a large pierced basket hilt with tassel pommel, leather and wire bound grip along with an ebonised scabbard having brass furnishings revealing a plain steel blade. Measures; 111cm.
A WWI First World War British military cavalry 1888 pattern Lee Metford / Lee Enfield rifle comprising of a wooden and brass riveted grip, steel pommel, cross guard with muzzle hole and quillon, fullered blade with markings to both side of the ricasso along with a leather and brass furnished scabbard and frog. Measures; 47cm.
A rare WWII Second World War Japanese NCO's / Officer's Ija Type 95 pattern katana / sword. Aluminium cast grip, with Menuka flowers, brass tsuba and a steel fullered blade. Push button release. Matching serial numbers to blade and scabbard ( 55381 ). Original steel scabbard present. Measures approx; 96cm long total.
An original WWI First World War M1896 pattern Swedish Mauser bayonet having a chequered steel grip, socket hilt, crossguard with muzzle hole and hooked rear facing quillon, long fullered blade with double edged tip and steel scabbard with leather frog. Markings 'EJ AB' and '648' to the ricasso and number marking to the guard. Measures; 39cm.
An antique 19th century British rifle bayonet comprising of a chequered grip, steel crossguard with muzzle ring and penny end scroll, the blade being plain with double edged tip (one side being a false edge) and a leather a scabbard with metal furnishings. Bearing some similarities to the 1859 cutlass bayonet. Believed to be a marriage of parts.
An original WWII Second World War Third Reich German Kriegsmarine Navy / Naval dress dagger. With etched decorated blade, and gilded brass scabbard and mounts, eagle pommel perched on anchor and wreath. Makers marks etched to ricasso for ' Eickhorn ' of Solingen. Complete with troddle. The other side of the ricasso scratched with name ' Willi Hammerich Wal***** (illegible), 1942 '. Complete with it's lion-head hanger. A rare named example, generally in excellent condition for age. Approx 42cm long. Rare. Provenance: brought home from the war by the vendor's late father. Consigned by the family.
An early rare 20th century Tibetan Simo / Kampa / women's utility knife / dagger comprising of a bone & horn handle, brass pommel, straight single edged & fullered blade, angled tip and silver tested scabbard of curved form with pierced dragon and deer decoration with ray skin to upper half. Measures; 29cm.
A 20th century Indian Omani Khanjar dagger having a recurve steel blade and the usual hourglass shape handle matching the scabbard with half red beds and chased design along with a late 20th century north African long knife / dagger having a steel straight blade with wooden shaped hilt and pommel with a shaped wooden scabbard. Measures; 37cm.
A pair of Chinese made Swords: Chinese made Katana type Sword. 75cm blade with etched decoration. Tang unsigned. Overall length 103cm. Pommel cap missing. Bronze guard. Complete with leather covered scabbard with bronze fittings. Along with Chinese made Katana type sword. 78cm long blade with acid etched faux damascus decoration. Tang unsigned. 108cm overall length. Wooden scabbard with bronze fittings. (2)
Japanese - Carved Ivory Bone Handle - Short Sword Tanto Complete with Carved Ivory Bone Scabbard. c.1890. Both Scabbard and Handle of Short Sword with Carved Figural Decoration. Some Minor Knocks, But All Original Condition. Total Length 20 Inches - 50 cm, Length of Blade 15.5 Inches - 38 cm.
Ottoman - Superb 19th Century Dagger ( Kindjal ) with Silver Hilt and Scabbard. Wonderful Silver Wired, Finely Worked Decoration to Hilt and Scabbard with Silver Beaded Borders to Panels, The Whole of Very Finely Worked Silver Decoration to Dagger and Sheath. Length 19.25 Inches - 48 cm, Blade 12.75 Inches - 32 cm. Wonderful Condition Dagger and Sheath. Please Confirm with Photo.
British 1907 pattern bayonet with Mk. I sheath, a rare example existing with the hooked quillion Condition report:Marks:Crown over E.R. 10 10 over 1907 and looks like E.F.DOther side of the blade:Crown over VI over E (twice). Also an X and illegible.Mouth: R.165.Scabbard - B and arrow over crown over C9 over E over 08.See images.
A Royal Navy Midshipman's dirk:, the short single edged blued steel blade with gilt scroll decoration and acid etched foul anchor and crown, over opposing acorn finial quillons with foul anchor and wreath langet, wire bound fish skin grip and lion's head pommel with suspension loop and gilt bullion loop, in a gilt brass mounted black leather scabbard with double suspension rings, blade length, 44.5cm
An American Naval Officer's sabre, reputedly the former property of Captain William Howard Allen of the USS Argus, circa 1812:, the curved single edge fullered blade with blued steel and gilt floral decoration, one side with the American Coat of Arms of a bald eagle with olive branch and arrows in its talons supporting a shield, the shield with fifteen Stars over Stripes, gilt brass Acanthus langets, single sea serpent quillon and floral scroll cast guard, one piece chequered ivory grip and cast eagle head pommel, in a gilt brass mounted black leather scabbard with double suspension loop, blade length, 73cm.*Notes-Commander William Henry Allen was born in Providence, Rhode Island 1784 and entered service with the US Navy as a midshipman in April 1880. He received the rank of Commander in July 1813 and Captained the brig USS Argus, eluding the British blockade off the Atlantic coast and undertook a successful commerce raid on merchant shipping in the English Channel and Irish Sea. After the capture of nineteen ships, the Admiralty sent out orders for all ships to hunt down the Argus and on the 14th August 1813, HMS Pelican sighted the Argus 15 miles southwest of St David's Head and engaged her. Though the Argus was faster, Allen decided to engage HMS Pelican and early on during the battle he was mortally wounded by cannon fire. HMS Pelican captured the Argus and she was taken to Plymouth. Though the Argus ship's surgeon had amputated Allen's leg, his condition deteriorated and he was moved to Mill Prison Hospital where he was attended by Sir George Magrath. Captain Allen died on the 18th August from his injuries. He was buried on the 21st August 1813 with full military honours.It is believed that Sir George Magrath was presented with Captain Allen's sword after the funeral and it remained in his possession until his death in 1857. Upon his death, Sir George left his whole property to his nurse of five years Miss Palmer. The sword was acquired by the current owner when the family estate was sold at auction in Plymouth during the 1970s/80s.
A George V Royal Navy regulation pattern dress sword:, the straight single edged blade with acid etched decoration numbered 02486, over gilt brass folding hilt with foul anchor decoration, single quillon and guard, wire bound fish skin grip and lion's head pommel, in a gilt brass mounted black leather scabbard, blade length 80cm
A George V Royal Navy dirk, 1915 pattern:, the straight blade with etched crown and foul anchor decoration over brass hilt with opposing acorn quillons and foul anchor langet, wire bound brown leather grip and lion's head pommel, in a gilt brass mounted black leather scabbard, blade length 48cm.
A Royal Navy Pattern 1900 boarding cutlass:, the straight single edge fullered blade stamped with broad arrow mark and EFD, black painted shell and guard, two piece chequered grip, together with a black leather scabbard and brown leather frog stamped 'Martins, Birmingham , 1900', blade length, 71cm.
A Royal Navy regulation pattern Officer's dress sword:, the straight single edge blade with acid etched decoration, crown and foul anchor motifs, numbered 04639, over gilt brass folding hilt with single quillon and guard decorated en suite, wire bound fish skin grip and lion's head pommel, gilt bullion loop, in a gilt brass mounted black leather scabbard, blade length 79cm
A George VII Royal Navy regulation pattern dirk by J Gieve & Sons, Portsmouth:, the straight single edged acid etched blade with crown and 'GR' cipher to one side with foul anchor to the other, over gilt brass hilt with opposing acorn quillons and foul anchor langet, wire bound fish skin grip and lions head pommel with suspension ring, in gilt brass mounted black leather scabbard with sprung throat initialed 'J.O.E', blade length 45cm.
A LATE VICTORIAN CAMERON HIGHLANDERS SGIAN DUBH MEDLOCK AND CRAIK, INVERNESS the basket weave carved handle with applied studs and regimental battle honour, the pommel with thistle collet setting containing a paste, with spear point blade with single fuller and scalloped back edge, with simple brass mounts to leather scabbard 19.5cm long overall
AN EDWARDIAN ARGYLL & SUTHERLAND HIGHLANDER SGIAN DUBH EDINBURGH, 1907 the large basket weave carved handle with applied studs and cipher with collet set citrine to pommel, the curved steel blade with a single fuller and scalloped back edge, the leather scabbard with Celtic beast mounts 19.5cm long overall
A VICTORIAN BLACKWATCH (42ND HIGHLANDERS) OFFICER'S DIRK R & H B KIRKWOOD, EDINBURGH the carved black wooden handle with basket weave decoration and brass studs, the pommel set with foil back crystal in gadrooned border, the single fullered blade with scalloped back edge and spear point, the leather covered wooden scabbard set with bi-knife and fork, the mounts with regimental badge and displayed thistles 26.5cm length of blade, overall length 42cm
A VICTORIAN QUEENS OWN CAMERON HIGHLANDERS (79TH HIGHLANDERS) OFFICER'S DIRK 19TH CENTURY the carved black wooden handle with basket weave and feather bonnet decoration and brass studs and applied thistle plaque to front, the pommel set with foil back crystal in thistle and acorn mount, the single fullered blade with scalloped back edge and spear point, the leather covered wooden scabbard set with bi-knife and fork, the mounts with regimental badge and displayed thistles and bluebells 28cm length of blade, overall length 44cm
A MILITARY PRESENTATION DIRK MID-19TH CENTURY blade signed Lockwood Brothers, Sheffield, the carved root wood handle with silver studs and flat pommel cap, engraved around the button 'Presented to Capt & Adjutant William Donaldson, Highland Light Infantry, by Major the Hon Alistair E. Fraser, Scots Fusilier Guards 1857', the tooled leather scabbard with engraved silver mounts and set with bi knife and fork, with spear point blade 36cm length of blade, overall length 48cm Note: Although the exact reason for the presentation of this dirk is not recorded it seems highly likely it will relate to the Highland Light Infantry's time serving in India during the Indian Mutiny. They served there between 1857 and 1863 after having seen service in the Crimea in 1854.
AN EDWARDIAN SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS SGIAN DUBH ANDERSON & SONS, EDINBURGH the ebony handle with applied St Andrew on cross with star motif and basket weave carving around with thistle mounted collet set foil back crystal to pommel, with single fuller blade with scalloped back edge, the leather covered scabbard with simple mounts 20cm long overall
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