An American M 1840 pattern NCO sword:, the straight single edge fullered blade stamped 'US GWC 1864' to ricasso and marked 'Ames Mfg Co Chicopee, Mass', the brass hilt with double shell and single bar guard, moulded grip and ball pommel, inspector's mark 'ADK' for AD King to bar, together with a black leather scabbard with brass mounts, inspector's mark to the drag 'JF', blade length 81.5cm.
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An American Model 1849 Rifleman's knife by Ames Manufacturing Co, Cabotville:, the straight single edge blade with false edge to point signed to ricasso as per title, the brass scabbard stamped with inspection marks 'WD' (William Dickinson) and 'JWR' (General James Wolfe Ripley), one piece wooden grip with triple studs and bullion loop, together with brass mounted black leather scabbard, blade length 30.5cm.
A Third Reich Period Kriegsmarine dirk by E F Horster:, 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 late 19th century Wilkinson's Sword Company Sword Bayonet and scabbard, VR marks, No 89, WD arrow to blade, checkered grip, 60.3cm long Condition Report: Unfortunately we are unable to ship this, however we can package it for a courier, you can send a commission bid via email, please see attached images.
A French Cuirassier's sword - dated 1813 - in metal scabbard - 116cm long - possibly reproductionCONDITION REPORTSword - overall length 111cms; blade - length 96cms; scabbard - length 101 cms; Blade and scabbard appear straight; scabbard has some dents; no serial numbers; no jiggle to pommel: see further images
A French 'St Etienne' bayonet and scabbard, the blade back inscribed and dated 1869, 70cm CONDITION REPORT: The number on the scabbard is hard to read, there is faint trace of a number on the hilt but not readable. The button on the hilt does not depress. The scabbard is rusted throughout, the blade with some scratches and blemishes. Hilt with general wear and patination.
An early 20th century tan leather ammunition case, with three World War I tan leather pistol holsters, a black leather pistol holster - possibly civilian issue, a small tan leather pouch, a World War I knife with leather scabbard and a lacquered brass and tan leather four drawer telescope (7) CONDITION REPORT: The telescope is by 'JH Steward Ltd London'. Objects can be viewed through the telescope but the lens do appear grubby and perhaps with some blooming. The lacquered sections are generally ok. The leather has genera age wear scuffs and marks.
Rare Victorian 1857 Engineer’s Pattern Sword for an Officer of Submarine Miners, regulation polished blade etched with crowned VR, royal arms, thunderflash, SUBMARINE MINERS within banners, scrolls and owner’s initials PAM, numbered 98777, regulation gilt brass hilt pierced with engraved foliage, chequered gripstrap, wire bound black fish skin covered grip, in its nickel plated dress scabbard with hanging rings. Blade 83cms, overall 97.5cms. Good condition, blade retains nearly all original polish, gilding worn, a little wear to nickel. Percy Alexander MacMahon, p.a.c. Inst. R.M. Academy (now RA), Lt. 12.9.72; Capt. 29.10.81.
George V Scottish Military Basket Hilt Broadsword by Wilkinson, No.53678, regulation double edge blade cut with a single fuller and etched with royal cypher and thistles, chrome plated basket and pommel, wire bound fish skin covered grip, red felt covered buckskin liner, in its leather covered scabbard with frog and iron chape. Blade 83cms, overall 99cms. Good untouched condition, basket and pommel probably re-plated (traces of nickel plate remain on chape) requires cleaning overall.
Cut Steel Hilt Court Sword c.1900, hollow ground triangular section etched and polished blade, regulation steel studded hilt, in its leather scabbard with steel mounts en-suite; and an old fencing foil. The first with 80cms blade, overall 96.5cms. Good condition, hilt and mounts acid cleaned, tip of scabbard creased, some age wear.
George V 1897 Pattern Royal Marines Light Infantry Officer’s Sword by Wilkinson, No. 56530, regulation blade etched with crowned royal arms and cypher, crowned regimental title and badge all amidst foliage, with owner’s initials G.H.S., regulation hilt, wire bound fish skin covered grip, in leather field service scabbard with oilskin bag. Sold with research material related to the sword’s owner Major G.H.Seath, D.S.O, sword issued 24th Jan. 1919. Blade 82.5cms, overall 98cms. Good condition, metal parts now chromium plated, scabbard replaced.
Enfield Sword Bayonet, thick recurved single edge blade with various stampings including issue marks 2/85, regulation iron hilt with chequered leather grips, pommel stamped 237 with 268 erased, in its iron mounted leather scabbard. Blade 58cms, overall 71cms. Good condition, chape detatched complete with leather section.
British 1888 Lee Metford Bayonet, good example with two piece wood slab grips secured by two brass securing rivets. Steel cross guard and muzzle ring. Housed in its leather and steel mounted scabbard with 08 pattern webbing bayonet frog attached. Blade stamped to the forte with acceptance stamps, etc. Blade 30 ¼ cms, overall 42 ½ cms.
WW2 British 1st Pattern Fairbairn Sykes (F.S) Commando Knife by Wilkinson Sword, excellent example of the nickel silver 1st pattern commando knife with “S” shaped guard and cross hatched grip with brass nut fitting to the top. Double edged stiletto type blade with Wilkinson Sword Co Ltd London etched to the base of the blade to one side and The FS Fighting Knife to the base of the other side. Housed in its original brown leather scabbard with nickel silver lower chape. The blade has the initials of the original owner “G.A.P”. Some light spotting to the blade. Overall a excellent example. Blade measures 17 ½ cms, overall 33cms.
British 3rd Pattern Fairbairn Sykes (F.S) Commando Knife, blackened brass ribbed one piece handle stamped with cross keys to the bottom, top securing nut. Plain oval cross guard. Housed in its original leather scabbard with tabs still present. Double edged stiletto type blade measuring 17 ¼ cms, overall 33cms.

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