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Lot 326
A Victorian Royal Naval dress sword to Arthur Baggaley, with 78.5cm acid etched blade by Seagrove & Co, with wire bound fish skin grip, engraved on the lock tab 'A Baggaley R.N, V.R', with scabbard and leather case initialled 'K.F.S' (3) CONDITION REPORT: Blade with three rust patches to one side and two to the other side. Other lesser marks and rusting to the blade. Fish skin grip grubby, one of the wire sections a little loose. General dulled appearance to the brass hilt. Dulling also to the mounts of the scabbard, latter mount to scabbard a little loose. Case worn throughout and with some perishing.
Lot 327
A fine quality silver gilt presentation marmeluke sword, makers initials SH, Birmingham, 1818, retailed by Mackay and Cunningham Edinburgh, the blade with blue and gilt presentation inscription, list of subscribers names (indistinct but two may be C. French and F Murray?) and dated 1818 with Royal cipher. (There is a number partly visible with the upper garter type belt - possibly 'The 94th'?) The crosspiece chased with foliage, ivory grip with yellow metal pique work, bullion dress knot, the scabbard mounts engraved with Britannia, trophy of arms, thistle, lion, flowers and 'centurion', suspension loops each in the form of a laurel wreath, sword 90cm. History: The vendor purchased a storage building in Shrewsbury in 1972 and this sword, among other items, came with the acquisition, simply lying on the storage shelves. Here the sword remained until the vendors sold the building many years later when it was removed and stored in a loft.Condition: The sword is very grubby throughout. The blade has various levels of rusting throughout the length. The blue and gilt decoration on the blade is partly visible although it is very hard to read / obscured. The fish skin panels to the scabbard are perished / lacking. The scabbard is slightly bent. Much of the gilt surface to the silver appears to be fair. There are hall marks to the top of the scabbard and the back of the crosspiece. Attention will be needed. (At fault)
Lot 337
A Victorian British 1847 pattern Infantry officers sword, with 81.5cm Buckmaster acid etched blade, wire bound fish skin grip and small ivory insert to the brass pommel, the scabbard engraved with a motto 'Mot pot mot' above initials C.J.M and '1st K.O.S.M', possibly Kings Own Staffordshire Militia?, (at fault) CONDITION REPORT: Please note: Trevanion & Dean does not ship items containing ivory outside the EU.
Lot 2000
George V British Infantry Officers Dress sword with wire bound shagreen grip and scroll pierced guard, 86cm blade etched Henry Wilkinson Pall Mall London, St.J. Ffrench Blake, edge marked London Made, 5202, with wire bound knot, in polished scabbard, leather case stamped St. J. FF.B, L110cm (3) Note - The Imperial War Museum shows a number of Photographs by Major St. John Lucius A O'Brien Ffrench-Blake with the 5th Cavalry Brigade in France 1914-18 & The Worcs. Yeomanry in Palestine 1916-17 Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 2019
Victorian Officer's Sword, wire bound fish skin covered grip with pierced guard, 94cm single edge blade engraved Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London with VR cypher & Crown, stamped 10756, in steel scabbard, L111cm Condition Report Lacks pommel, blade with some pitting, scabbard & guard rusted part of grip lacking
Lot 2022
Nazi German Third Reich Kreigsmarine naval officer's Dagger wire-bound grip with eagle pommel and anchor to cross guard, the 25cm blade stamped 'Orignal Eickhorn, Solingen' and etched with fouled anchor and leaf decoration, the lightening bolt scabbard with silvered knot, L41cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 2024
20th century folding Bowie knife, 18cm single edge blade stamped 'Superior Steel Blade', ricasso stamped No6 England & Maltese Cross, with brass guard, slab side brass grip inset with mosaic type panels, in leather scabbard with brass tip, L23cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 2033
Hunting Knife with antler grip, 13.3cm steel blade engraved 'I Cut My Way, William Rodgers, Sheffield, England' in leather scabbard, l25cm, another with wooden grip, 8cm steel blade dot engraved Lockwood Brothers, Sheffield, in leather case, L17.5cm & a pocket Knife with a seel blade, can opener and pick, (3)
Lot 2185
British Army bayonet the for Enfield rifle, 43cm blade stamped Wilkinson with crown and 1907, in leather scabbard with canvas frog, L57cm, a Hunting knife with compass pommel and 15cm part serrared blade stamped Stainless Steel, Rostfrei in leather scabbard and two knives with leather grips, 14.5cm blades stamped 'William Rodgers I Cut my Way' another knife with part serrated blade (5) Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 676
A Chinese trousse or eating set, in a shagreen and silver coloured metal scabbard, the knife with a hardstone handle, and the blade with yellow coloured metal type inlay, most of the shagreen is missing, there is some green paint to simulate it, the scabbard is split and with slight loss, 32 cm long (overall) See illustration Condition report Report by NGWooden sleeve is split and broken with pieces missing and shagreen is almost all removed and green paint is visible, crack to top of bottom of chop sticks. Blade rusted and end of knife handle with chips and metal not central.Metal mounts to scabbard grubby.
Lot 355
A modern presentation basket hilt sword and scabbard,the gilt finished hilt with a red felt lining, the blade inscribed 'Presented to Sir Paul Girolami on the occasion of his opening of the General Purpose Production Facility at Montrose on 3rd September 1992', complete with framed certificate,sword 94cm long in total (3)
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