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A collection of 5x vintage and antique hunting knives and related knives. To include; a Scout Knife by C Johnson & Co, Sheffield (with scabbard), a William Rodgers red-label knife (with scabbard), a smaller William Rodgers knife (with scabbard), a horn handled unnamed knife (also with scabbard) and a horn handled Swiss army knife with fork and spoon attachments. Interesting collection.
An antique Victorian 1845 pattern Infantry Rifle Officer's military sword. Makers marks to ricasso (illegible), presumed to be Hobson & Sons. Light Infantry emblem to the guard, with sharkskin covered handle and original scabbard. ' Rifles ' etched to the blade with crest to verso. Measures approx; 100cm long. Some pitting towards end of blade.
Rare Second World War first pattern Fairbairn-Sykes F-S fighting knife / Commando knife with etched polished steel blade, by Wilkinson Co. Ltd. London, with curved crossguard and chequered / knurled hilt, in correct first pattern brown leather scabbard with nickel plated chape and snap fastening retaining tab CONDITION REPORT Good original condition- some minor pitting to blade, blade possibly re-sharpened/polished. Some minor wear to leather frog, original ownership provenance unknown
Second World War second pattern Fairbairn-Sykes F-S fighting knife / Commando knife with etched steel blade, marked - 'The FS fighting knife', with straight crossguard and chequered / knurled brass hilt in scabbard - believed a later replacement NB Knife is possibly a later copy of a second pattern knife. Please view the images and satisfy yourself as to its date, prior to bidding
Second World War third pattern Fairbairn-Sykes F-S fighting / Commando knife with blued blade, straight crossguard and ribbed brass hilt, in correct third pattern brown leather scabbard with elasticated retaining tab, indistinctly marked to rear of scabbard in ink CONDITION REPORT Good original condition- some traces of black paint to hilt. Blade retains all blued finish (slightly rounded at tip) sheath in good order- some wear to blueing on chape- elastic stretched, leather tabs at back cut off. Some regimental marking to back of frog
Unusual Georgian 1796 pattern Scottish Infantry Officers' sword with gilt copper hilt and double shell guard, broad sword double-edged blade with three fullers, signed in fullers - 'Andrea Ferere', with gilt brass mounted leather scabbard (chape missing), the blade 79cm CONDITION REPORT The quillion is bent upward. Good original condition, mounts retaining approx. 20% of original gilding, blade has some slight rusting and the tip is slightly bent- the scabbard fits but may be associated as there are two langets at the base of the guard which fit the locket of the scabbard but there are no cut outs for them
Good 1930s Royal Naval Reserve Officers' dress sword with gilt brass hilt and shagreen grip, folding guard and bullion work dress loop, etched fullered blade - retaining all original polish, decorated with Kings crowned fouled anchor and Royal Arms in gilt brass mounted leather scabbard - with sword bagProvenance: Formerly the sword of Lieutenant Commander William Eric Wade D.S.C. sold by these rooms, lot 563 3/12/15
Formerly the property of Lt. Col. Guy Blewitt D.S.O. MC. DL. (1884 - 1969): Edward VII 1897 pattern Infantry Officers' sword by Henry Wilkinson (no. 40143), with etched blade with 1st Batt. Oxfordshire Light Infantry badge and Blewitt family crest, crowned Royal Arms - retaining much of its original polish. Sold with plated dress scabbard and knot and pigskin field service scabbard and knot.See Lots 552 and 679 for his medals and Blewitt family medals
Rare and desirable Victorian 1871 pattern Elcho sawback bayonet by Kirschbaum Solingen for the Martini-Henry rifle - with diced grips, fullered sword back blade with swollen leaf-shaped point in original steel mounted leather scabbard with associated leather frog with strap and buckle to front and WD broad arrow marked to rear and other faint markings, the bayonet is unmarked apart from maker's Knights helm mark.The Elcho bayonet was designed in 1870 by Lord Elcho The 10th Earl of Wemyss & March with a heavy blade for brush-cutting purposes. A small number were issued for trial purposes but was not wildly adopted due to its high cost of manufacture - it is one of the most sought-after of all British bayonets CONDITION REPORT Good original condition overall- some light rust marks and pitting, blade has an edge nick but in good original order- scabbard leather good- some scratches and scuffs, the mounts are pitted- the frog is associated. There are no markings on the bayonet apart from the makers mark on the ricasso
First World War 1912 pattern Cavalry Officers' sword by Henry Wilkinson (no. 51729), with nickel plated scroll engraved bowl guard and shagreen grip, the blade etched with J. N. Williamson in panel and crowned Royal Arms - sharpened for active service, in field service scabbard N.B. 2nd Lieutenant J. N. Williamson was granted an emergency commission in the 2nd Life Guards Reserve Regiment on 14th March 1916. He was promoted Lieutenant on 1st July 1917 and served in France until his discharge in 1919 CONDITION REPORT Good original condition- some light rusting and pitting to hilt and very minor rusting to blade. Scabbard in good order
Mixed Militaria. WWI German M1898 "butchers" bayonet, the 36cm blade stamped 'Carl Eickhorn Solingen', wooden grip and hooked quillon, 49.5cm long overall, lacking scabbard together with a French Gras bayonet with scabbard plus a 1907 pattern Wilkinson bayonet and leather scabbard (mildew on scabbard), French Adrian helmet lacking liner (rusted), four whistles including WWI officers whistle by J. Hudson & Co dated 1915, and a collection of trench art including four letter openers and four shell cases and similar items Christmas tin is a Daily Mail copy. (a carton)
*Bayonet. Swiss Schmidt Rubin bayonet, the 30.5cm straight steel blade stamped 'Waffenfabrik Neuhausen', the straight crossguard with serial no '126570', wooden grips, 43cm long overall, in its metal scabbard with leather frog stamped 'J.C.S. Wiesli, Sattler, Oberwil' plus a Hornby Train set by Meccano in original card box, comprising an engine, two carriages and track (2)
*William IV Dirk, probably a private purchase Midshipman's dirk, the 17.5cm double edge blade stamped WR AHES RODGERS JUSTLY CELEBRATED DIRK, ivory grip, in its engraved steel scabbard, 27.5cm long overall, together with sheath knife with bowie style clipped blade and woven grip, 25cm long overall, in its leather sheath (2)
*Naval Officer's Sword. 1805 Pattern Naval Officer's sword, the 81.5cm straight steel blade retaining some blued and gilded decoration, engraved with GR cypher and military trophies and fouled anchor, gilt metal guard with langets and stirrup hilt, ivory wire-bound grip and lions head pommel, 94.5cm overall, lacking scabbard (1)
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