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Click here to subscribeWW2 GERMAN LUFTWAFFE OFFICERS DAGGER with an orange coloured grip and twisted wire, with a silver coloured metal cross guard and pommel, both bearing Nazi insignia. The blade marked, SMF, Solingen, the steel scabbard with white metal mounts and panel of oak leaf decoration. Blade 25cms long approx
WW2 GERMAN NAVAL OFFICERS DAGGER the white coloured grip with twisted wire, Nazi Eagle pommel with Swastica and the cross guard showing an anchor on both sides. The pommel and cross guard with gilt finish and sword knot attached. Blade with makers mark, Original Eckhorn and Squirrel emblem (blade untouched), the scabbard of gilt metal with 2 ring mounts. Blade 25cms long
AN OFFICERS SWORD. An Edward V11 officers sword and scabbard, by Hobson & Son of Lexington Street, London. The blade of 32.1/2", etched with 2 Lancashire and R E V below. The blade has wear and polishing evident, making the details hard to ascertain. Steel hilt and scabbard, which has been plated.
KATANACIRCA 1930 of military type with leather bound white ray skin grip, single rivet hole blade tang, slightly curved single edged blade, no temper line (hamon) visible, standard military type brass tsuba in leather covered matching scabbardblade 71cmProvenance:This and the following three swords were surrendered during operations in 1944 and at the disarming of the Japanese in Saigon Area, Indochina, to Major T. A. Guthrie of the 4/10 Gurkha Rifles. Originally enlisted to the Black Watch in November 1939, he was first in France April to June 1940. From 1942 he was posted to Ceylon, Imphal, Burma, Irrawaddy Crossing and Rangoon in 1945. He returned to the UK in 1946.
KATANASIGNED MASAYOSHI SAKU, CIRCA 1900 with single rivet hole, signed blade tang by Masayoshi Saku, white ray-skin covered grip bound with brown silk cord, with two menuki cast as triple flowerheads, single edged blade with wavy hamon temper line decorated with flowering tree symbols, in black painted scabbard with standard brass mountsblade 71cmProvenance:From the collection of Major T. A. Guthrie.
KATANASIGNED BIZAN OSAFUNE SUKEMITSU, DATED 1509 with white ray skin grip covered in black silk cord, with gilt metal menuki and pommel, fine tsuba with raised and gilt flower heads, the slightly curved blade with curly hamon fuller running the length of the blade, the double rivet hole tang signed on both surfaces Bizan Osafune Sukemitsu and dated the sixth year of Muromachi period (1509), black lacquer scabbard with single suspension ringblade 70cmProvenance:From the collection of Major T. A. Guthrie.
BURMESE SWORDCIRCA 1880-1900 with wide white metal knuckle guard decorated with high relief foliage, polished textured grip, white metal mounts decorated with all over floral design, single edged round back blade, mythological lion head pommel, black hardwood scabbard with mother-of-pearl inlay, with white metal mounts and one suspension ringblade 61cmProvenance:From the collection of Major T. A. Guthrie.
A French 1814 pattern cavalry sword by Klignethal:, the straight single edge fullered blade signed to the top edge of the ricasso over a gilt brass half basket hilt with single quillon and flaming grenade decoration, wire bound leather grip and brass mounted octagonal pommel, in a brass scabbard with black leather inset panels and double suspension loops, blade length 96cm.
An Elizabeth II Royal Air Force Officer's dress sword by Wilkinson, London:, the straight acid etched blade with crown and eagle decoration signed to ricasso as per title and numbered to the blade back '98421' over a gilt brass hilt decorated en suite and crown and 'ER' cipher, wire bound fish skin grip and cast eagle's head pommel, in a gilt brass mounted black leather scabbard with double suspension loops, blade length 82cm (light rusting to blade)
A Scottish military pattern dirk:, the straight blade with false edge to point with scroll and thistle decoration, over a carved grip with stud work and circular pommel with crown decoration, together with a silver plate thistle decorated black leather scabbard, blade length, 29.5cm, and two sgian dubhs (3)
A Prussian M1889 pattern sword by W K & C:, the straight single edge blade with double fuller, stamped to ricasso as per title, fold down hilt and open three bar guard with eagle decoration, wire bound fish skin grip with monogram, oval brass pommel, in a steel scabbard with single suspension loop, blade 71.5cm long.
A Third Reich Period Kriegsmarine dirk by Eickhorn:, the double edged fullered blade with acid etched foul anchor decoration , signed to ricasso as per title, polished brass hilt with double quillon, wire bound white plastic grip, eagle and swastika pommel, in a gilt brass scabbard with double suspension loops, blade length 25 cm.
A 1907 pattern sword bayonet by Sanderson:, the blade signed to ricasso and stamped with crown and 'ER' cipher, ring hilt with single hooked quillon, two piece wooden grip, in a black leather scabbard, blade length, 43cm..*Notes- developed for the Short Magazine Lee Enfield (SMLE) in 1907 the hooked quillon was found superfluous and removed from 1913 onwards.
An Italian 1880 pattern Heavy Cavalry Trooper's sword by Schnitzler & Kircshbaum, Germany:, the single edge fullered blade with false edge to tip, over an over painted hilt with open guard and wire bound fish skin grip, in an over painted scabbard with single suspension loop, blade length 89cm
A British 1822 pattern Light Infantry Officer's sword by J G Nutting, London:, the slightly curved pipe backed blade signed as per title over steel hilt with single quillon and three bar guard, wire bound fish skin grip and plain backstrap, in a steel scabbard with double ring suspension, blade length 90.5cm.
A late 19th century River Police sword:, the slightly curved blade with false edge and single fuller, stamped with crown and 'X' to ricasso, , the brass hilt with single quillon, double guard and button release over a cast brass grip, in a gilt brass mounted brown leather scabbard, blade length 69cm.
A Victorian Infantry Officer's dress sword:, the slightly curved pipe backed blade over a gilt brass folding hilt with single quillon and open guard, decorated with crown and 'VR' cipher, wire bound fish skin grip and brass backstrap, in a brass scabbard with double suspension loops, blade length 81.5cm
A Chinese AKS 75 pattern bayonet:, based upon the Russian AK 47 AKM II bayonet, clipped back blade with saw back and wire cutter recess, composite grip and scabbard, together with two Russian SKS Siminov bayonets,, all three bayonets taken from Zimbabwe People's Revolutionary Army operatives by Royal Marines on operation Agila 1979-1980, together with a manuscript note of provenance
A 19th century pioneer sword bayonet:, the straight single edge blade with false back over a brass hilt with single langet, quillon and guard, one piece cast brass cylindrical grip with rectangular bayonet lug, in a gilt brass mounted black leather scabbard with plain frog stud, blade length 55cm
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