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Click here to subscribeA Burmese shortsword dha, slightly curved, swollen blade 21", with shallow back fuller, sheet brass covered grip, with simple incised crosshatched central guard, in its darkwood scabbard, with plain sheet brass locket and chape and 10 slender bands, GC; a small kukri, plated blade 9", brass mounted dark horn grip, in its leather scabbard with 2 companion knives, not old. VGC (2) £40-60
A German Third Reich Police Parade Dagger, with unmarked single edge plated blade, plated recurving crossguard and bird head pommel, with chequered black plastic grip scales, black enamelled steel scabbard and leather frog, with red and silver wire portapee; a 19th Century Continental Yataghan Sword Bayonet, possibly Austrian, the blade numbered 46862, with brass crossguard, pierced bird head pommel and wood grip, lacks scabbard (2)
A German Third Reich Army Dagger, the 25cm double edge steel blade etched ORIGINAL, maker's squirrel logo / Eickhorn, Solingen, the silver plated hilt with engraved inscription Dr. Lohse to the crossguard, lacking the swastika, with wrythen moulded orange plastic grip, silver plated scabbard and velvet backed silver lace hanging straps. Tip of blade is chipped. The swastika of the crossguard has been removed. The orange plastic grip has a fine vertical crack to one side. The plated finish is tarnished. There is wear to the hanging straps and some corrosion to the buckles.
A German Third Reich Army Officer's Dagger, 25cm double edge steel blade with maker's mark for Alcoso, the silver plated hilt with wrythen fluted orange plastic grip, the silver plated scabbard with pebbled finish and leather backed silver lace suspension straps, 40cm. Black patching to blade surface. Minor dents to the pommel. The crossguard has areas where the plating is cracked and lifting. The scabbard has a few small dents towards the tip and the plating is worn. The suspender straps are frayed and the clips and buckles are corroded.
A Late 19th/Early 20th Century Chinese Dao, the 77cm single edge curved steel blade widening at the tip, with two narrow fullers and faintly engraved with a dragon, with cupped disc shaped guard and curved wood grip, with lacquered wood scabbard, 94cm. Rust pitting to tip of blade. Grip has lost its binding. Scabbard is damaged
A Second World War Japanese Heiho Conversion of a Dutch Klewang, the 43cm cut-down steel blade stamped HEMBRUG to one side of the ricasso, the opposing side stamped with a crowned L, the steel hilt with two piece wood grip with three brass rivets, the brass mounted leather scabbard faintly stamped ???/1 40, 63cm. Pitting to blade and hilt. Chip to right grip scale at pommel end. Some bruising and scuffing to the leather scabbard, the brass shoe is missing its staple fasteners.
A George III Infantry Officer's Sword, the 77cm single edge curved and broad fullered steel blade engraved with martial trophies, leaves and tendrils, the gilt brass stirrup hilt with shaped langets cast with crossed bow, quiver of arrows and flambe torch, the knuckle bow pierced and worked with husks, with ribbed ivory grip and lion head pommel, the black leather scabbard with gilt brass mounts. Black patching and orange rust pitting to the blade. Hilt is loose and jiggly. Cracking to the surface of the leather scabbard.
A 19th Century German (Saxony) Cavalry Sword, the 90.5cm single edge curved steel blade with narrow fuller to the back edge at each side, engraved with a crowned AR monogram and coat of arms, stamped with crowned AR, the back edge engraved C.v Keller im Solingen 1847, the brass half basket hilt with three flat curved bars, applied badge missing, unit marked XII/ G.R. T. 25, with ribbed leather covered grip and remains of finger strap, with steel scabbard with two fixed suspension rings to one side and stamped XII/G.R. T. 25, 110cm. Grey patching to blade. Hilt has two vacant holes to the guard where a badge would have been positioned. Finger strap missing the loop. Grey patching to scabbard, no dents. Generally good.
An 1821 Pattern Light Cavalry Trooper's Sword, the 89cm single edge broad fullered steel blade double edged for the last 27cm, the steel three bar hilt with ribbed leather covered grip, with steel two ring scabbard; a Similar Smaller Sword, the steel three bar hilt with chequered pommel and backstrap, with steel scabbard (2). Grey patching and pitting to blades. Heavy rust pitting to hilts and scabbards. Worm damage to grips.
A 19th Century Prostitute's Knife, the 12cm diamond section steel blade stamped with maker's Padlock logo and name Wilson, Hawksworth, Ellison & Co., with foliate stamped German silver crossguard and two piece horn grip scales, with nickel mounted crimson leather scabbard, 23cm; a Bowie Knife, the 18cm single edge steel blade stamped No.6 Sheffield Steel ++, with brass crossguard, nickel ferrule stamped No.6, and horn grip scales, with nickel pommel and leather scabbard (2). 1 - Black patching and damage to blade tip, some scuffing to leather scabbard; 2 - Some scratching and patching to blade
A French Model 1831 Artillery Sword (Gladius), the 48.5cm double edge leaf shape blade stamped TALABOT FS. PARIS, the brass cruciform hilt with ringed quillons and grip, with brass mounted leather scabbard; a British 1856 Pattern Yataghan Sword Bayonet, with chequered leather two piece grip and steel mounted leather scabbard - lacks chape (2). 1 - Grey patching to blade and bruising to hilt. Leather seam of scabbard has lost its stitches; 2 - Blade with grey patching, rust pitting to hilt. Damage to leather grip scales and scabbard.
A George III Infantry Officer's Sword, circa 1790, the 71cm single edge curved steel blade with a broad fuller to each side, the gilt brass spadroon hilt with scroll quillon, stirrup knuckle bow, each side of the reeded ivory grip set with a vacant oval escutcheon, and with cushion shape pommel, lacks scabbard, 85cm. Black patching and pitting to blade. Wear to gilding on hilt, with some bruising.
A George III Officer's Sword, possibly Naval, circa 1800, the 64cm single edge steel blade with broad fuller and a narrow fuller to each side, engraved and gilt with birds and scrolling tendrils and shell forms, the back edge marked Solingen, the gilt brass stirrup hilt with scroll quillon, chequered ivory grip and lion head pommel, the black leather scabbard with gilt brass mounts, the locket engraved DRURY Cutler to his Majesty, Strand, with two loose ring suspension, 81cm . Black patching and pitting to blade, with wear to the gilt and . Some wear to the gilding of the hilt, but generally good. Leather scabbard with a replaced section and wear to the gilding on the mounts
A Georgian Yeomanry Officer's Sword, the 82.5cm single edge curved fullered steel blade etched with martial trophies and foliage, with husk etched back edge, the gilt brass stirrup hilt with plain langets and facetted knuckle bow, the pommel applied with the Prince of Wales's plumes, with ribbed ivory grip, lacks scabbard, 96.5cm. Black patching and fine pitting to blade. Wear to the gilt of the hilt, with cracks and chips to the ivory grip
A Georgian Yeomanry Officer's Sword, the 81cm single edge curved fullered steel blade engraved with crowned GR cypher and tendrils, the back edge engraved F J Runkel, Solingen, gilt brass stirrup hilt with langets applied with lion masks, with facetted knuckle bow and lion head pommel, with chequered ivory grip, lacks scabbard, 95.5cm. Black patching and deep pitting to blade. Three small cracks to grip running down from the pommel. Wear to the gilding.
A Third Pattern Commando Knife by Wilkinson Sword, the machine forged blued steel blade etched with maker's name, with ribbed alloy hilt and black leather scabbard with brass chape; two Third Pattern Commando Knives, one with brass crossguard, the ribbed alloy hilt with pommel moulded 2, each with leather scabbard with brass chape (3)
A Commemorative Army Commando Knife, third pattern, the machine forged blued steel blade etched The Army Commando 1940-45, and with a Victoria Cross by Frank Mills & Co Ltd., Sheffield, with ribbed alloy grip and leather scabbard with brass chape; two third Pattern Commando Knives, each with blued machine forged blade and ribbed alloy grip, lacks scabbard (3)
A Third Pattern Commando Knife, the machine forged blued steel blade etched D*/J.Howill & Sons/Sheffield, England, the ribbed alloy grip moulded with a key and */D, with associated leather sheath; two Third Pattern Commando Knives, each with ribbed alloy hilt, one stamped William Rodgers, Sheffield, England to the crossguard and with leather scabbard with brass chape (3)
A Kukri Type Fighting Knife, the 24cm broad single edge curved steel blade single edge for the last 5cm, the two piece wood grip with eared pommel, with leather scabbard; two Fighting Knives, each with double edge steel blade with raised medial ridge, on with antler grip, the other with wood grip; a Fishing Knife, with wood grip and leather scabbard (4)
An Elizabeth II Naval Officer's Sword, the 79cm fullered steel blade etched with the Royal cypher, the brass gothic hilt cast with crowned fouled anchor, with wire bound fishskin grip, lion head pommel and hinged guard, with brass mounted leather scabbard, bullion thread sword knot, waist belt and sword slings, 95cm . Orange rust spotting to blade in places, otherwise good.
A Russian Shashka, with 79cm single edge fullered steel blade, stamped at the ricasso and on the hilt H.G.7/B.9538, with wrythen ribbed wood grip and brass bird head pommel, with green painted wood scabbard set with a Mosin Nagent bayonet with cruciform blade, 100cm. Orange rust pitting to blade. Dirty condition. Bayonet with rust pitting.
An Interesting Martini Henry 1879 Pattern Saw Back Sword Bayonet for the I.C.1 Artillery Carbine, the 51cm steel blade shortened, stamped with War Department markings, Sold Out of Service arrows and with cancellation marks, the steel hilt with modified crossguard, chequered leather grip scales, lacks scabbard
A Victorian Court Sword, the 81.5cm double edge steel blade bearing traces of bluing and etched with Royal cypher, crossed standards and foliage, the ricasso stamped C.S.& S., the brass stirrup hilt with shell guard cast and applied with the Prince of Wales's plumes within a wreath of oak leaves and acorns, with wire bound grip and crown pommel, lacks scabbard, 95cm; a 19th Century Rustic Wood Swordstick, with 35.5cm fullered steel blade, the plain wood haft with brass collar and ferrule, 94cm (2)
A Victorian 1828 Pattern Scottish Basket Hilt Broadsword by Henry Wilkinson, the 83cm double edge steel blade with two narrow fullers to each side, maker's gold poincon to the ricasso, the back edge stamped 13882, the steel basket hilt with original white kid and crimson baize liner, wire bound fishskin grip and fluted pommel with crimson tassel, lacks scabbard, 100.5cm, together with a letter from Wilkinson Sword stating that the sword was sold to a J.D.K. McCullen (2). Black patching and pitting to blade, with orange rust pitting to hilt. Lacks scabbard
An 1821 Light Cavalry Officer's Sword, the 81cm single edge fullered steel blade double edged for the last 26cm, the ricasso stamped with visored helmet, the steel three bar hilt with ribbed fishskin grip bearing traces of wire binding, the steel scabbard with two loose ring suspension, 99.5cm. Grey patching to plain blade, hilt and scabbard. Lacks most of wire binding to hilt. Three dents to scabbard.
A Victorian Scottish 1828 Pattern Basket Hilt Broadsword, the 83cm double edge steel blade etched with crowned VR cypher, thistles and other foliage, with gold Proved poincon, the silver plated steel basket hilt with wire bound fishskin grip and original white kid and crimson baize liner, with fluted domed pommel and steel mounted leather scabbard, 103cm
A 19th Century Constabulary Type Hanger, with 61.5cm single edge fullered steel blade, double edged for the last 23cm, the brass stirrup hilt with ribbed fishskin grip, lacks scabbard; a 1913 Remington Bayonet, with steel mounted leather scabbard; a French Model 1866 Chassepot Yataghan Sword Bayonet, with steel scabbard (3)
A George V Indian Army Rifle Brigade Sword, the 82cm fullered steel blade etched with GRI cypher, and crowned strung bugle, by Walter Locke & Co Ltd., Calcutta, Lahore and Delhi, the nickel plated gothic hilt later painted gilt, pierced with a strung bugle and engraved WALTER LOUIS TANBURN I.A.R.2/1ST GOORKHAS, KILLED IN ACTION MESOPOTAMIA APRIL 13TH 1917, with wire bound fishskin grip, leather sword knot and plated scabbard, 101cm
A Copy of a Fairbairn Sykes F.S. Fighting Knife, second pattern, the 17.5cm double edge hand forged steel blade with recessed panel etched THE F S FIGHTING KNIFE at the ricasso, no maker's mark, the plain elliptical crossguard stamped with crowned arrow over I, the chequered brass grip stamped 6 over an arrow above the crossguard, with brass mounted black leather scabbard
A George VI 1897 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, the 83cm fullered steel blade etched with Royal cypher, the nickel plated hilt pierced and engraved with the Royal cypher, with wire bound fishskin grip, leather sword knot and service scabbard, with American cloth rain slip and a copy a photograph of the original owner Major James William Barratt, Royal Corps of Signals (formerly TA)
A 19th Century Prostitute's Knife By Steer & Webster, the 12.5cm double edge spear point steel blade etched NEVER DRAW ME NOR SHEATH ME WITHOUT REASON WITHOUT HONOUR, and stamped with maker's name, with nickel crossguard and cutlery shape handle, the crimson leather sheath with nickel mounts, 25cm; a 19th Century Indian Small Dagger, with pierced blade and ivory inlaid brass grip, with brass mounted velvet scabbard, 24.5cm (2). 1 - small nick to edge of blade and at tip. Grey patching to surface. Some wear to leather of scabbard. 2 - Wear to velvet of scabbard, generally good conditon.
A 19th Century Spanish Artillery Hanger/Bayonet, the 43.5cm hatchet tip steel blade etched FABRICA D TOLEDO to one side of the ricasso, the opposing side ANO D 1865, the steel crossguard with bayonet fixing to one side, stamped 6495, the ribbed brass grip with C scroll pommel centred by a flaming grenade, with associated brass mounted black leather scabbard, 59.5cm; a Sudanese Kaskara, the 60.5cm double edge steel blade etched with Arabic script, the cruciform hilt with brass crossguard, leather bound grip and pommel, with leather scabbard (2) . Black patching to blade. Scabbard - leather seam coming unstitched
A Victorian 1845 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, the 82cm single edge fullered steel blade etched with crowned VR cypher and foliage, by Nicholls & Sons, Jermyn Street, London, with Proved poincon, the brass gothic hilt pierced with Royal cypher, with hinged guard, wire bound fishskin grip and brass mounted leather scabbard, . Small areas of black patching to blade. Wire around grip is a little loose. The leather of the scabbard is a little scuffed and crazed, with a crease to the middle. The mounts are a little loose, with small dents.
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