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Japanese Officer’s Katana Sword with Signed Tang25 3/4 inch, single edged blade with wavy hammon. Copper habaki. Signed tang. Brass floral military tsuba. Darkened brass, military fuchi and kabuto gane. White shagreen grip with darkened flower menuki. Twisted brown cord binding. Contained in its green painted steel scabbard with darkened brass military fittings.
Scarce Early 19th Century Scottish Sword with “Andria Varara” Blade32 1/2 inch, double edged blade with long double fullers and short forte fullers. Central fullers to both sides marked “XXXAndria VararaXXX”. Steel multi piece constructed guard with heart and clover panels. Double swept loops and bar quillon. Large steel dome pommel. Shagreen covered, ribbed wooden grip with twist wire binding. Contained in its leather scabbard with steel throat. The white metal chape replaced. Blade with some edge damage and various pitting patches. Hilt pitted. Good early pattern sword.
German K98 Fireman’s Parade Sidearm, Frog and Knot9 3/4 inch, single edged, plated blade with wide fuller. The forte with “Carl Eichorn Solingen”. S shape crossguard and bird beak pommel (plating worn). Black composite checkered slab grips. Contained in its blackened steel scabbard. Complete with black leather frog and cord bayonet knot. Some external rusting.
Two Various French Bayonetsconsisting M1874 Gras bayonet. 20 3/4 inch, T section blade. The back edge dated “1879”. Steel hook quillon. Brass pommel. Wooden slab grips. Contained in its steel scabbard ... M1886 Lebel bayonet. Cruciform blade. Steel hook quillon with first pattern catch. White metal grip. Contained in its steel scabbard (no fitting). 2 items.
Two Various British Bayonetsconsisting P1913 bayonet. Single edged blade with central fuller. Forte with maker “Remington” dated “3/16” with British Ordnance stamps. Steel crossguard and pommel. Wooden slab grips. Contained in its leather and steel mounted scabbard ... P1876 socket bayonet. Triangular form, hollow ground blade. Forte with Ordnance stamps. Steel socket with swivel locking ring. Some rusting. 2 items.
Austrian M1886/88 Mannlicher Bayonet10 inch, single edged blade with large fuller. Forte stamped ‘Weyersberg Kirschbaum & Cie Solingen”. Steel muzzle ring, crossguard and pommel. Wooden slab grips. Contained in its blackened steel scabbard. Together with a Spanish Artilleria M1893 Mauser bayonet. 10 inch, single edged blade with fuller length fuller. The forte etched “Artilleria FCA de Toledo 1899” Steel muzzle ring, crossguard and pommel. Wooden slab grips. Locking catch absent. 2 items.
Austrian Export “Irish” Mannlicher Bayonet10 inch, single edged blade with large fuller. Forte with maker stamp. Steel muzzle ring, crossguard and pommel. Wooden slab grips. Contained in its blackened steel scabbard. Together with a Siamese Contract Mauser bayonet. 9 3/4 inch, single edged blade with fuller. The forte with Siamese stamps. Steel muzzle ring, crossguard and pommel. Wooden slab grips with some damage. 2 items.
Italian M1891 Carcano Bayonet12 inch, single edged blade with fuller. Forte marked “Terny”. Steel muzzle ring, crossguard with ball end and pommel. Wooden slab grips. Contained in its leather scabbard with brass throat. Chape absent. Together with a Russian M1891 Mosin Nagant socket bayonet. 16 3/4 inch cruciform blade. Steel socket with swivel locking ring. 2 items.
Czech M1924 Bayonet11 3/4 inch, blued, single edged blade with long fuller. The forte stamped “CSZ”. Blued steel muzzle ring, crossguard and pommel. Wooden slab grips. Contained in its blued steel scabbard. Complete with black leather frog. The rear with maker dated “1941”. Together with a Swedish M1896 Naval issue bayonet. Double edged blade with narrow central fuller. The forte with Naval issue stamps. Steel crossguard (muzzle ring removed). Steel checkered grip. Top locking absent. Contained in its blued steel scabbard. 2 items.
Imperial German Seitengewehr M1871 Mauser Bayonet18 1/2 inch, single edged blade with sharpened back edge point. Wide fuller. Forte stamped with “Klingenthal” maker. Back edge dated. Steel muzzle ring with turn down quillon and crossguard with turn up quillon. Regimentally stamped “126 R 16.50”. Ribbed brass and plain grip pommel with steel locking spring. Contained in its leather scabbard with brass mounts. Throat with various regimental stamps.
Imperial German Kurzes Seitengewehr M1898 Sawback Bayonet10 inch, single edged blade with rear sawback edge. Wide fuller. Forte with faint crowned “Erfurt” stamp. Steel turn up quillon. Steel bird beak pommel. Wooden slab grips. Contained in its steel scabbard. Blade heavily pitted and crossguard and pommel painted silver.
Scarce Imperial German “Machine Gunners” Bayonet14 1/2 inch, single edged blade with wide fuller. The forte with maker’s stamp. Back edge with Imperial inspection stamp. Steel crossguard with turn up quillon. Steel pommel. One piece wooden grip with 9 grooves to the front. Contained in its black painted steel scabbard.
French 1st Pattern M1886 Lebel Bayonet20 1/2 inch, cruciform blade. Steel muzzle ring and downturn quillon crossguard. 1st pattern, round button release catch. White metal grip. Contained in its steel scabbard. Together with a French MAS M1936 bayonet. 13 1/4 inch cruciform blade. Tubular hilt with central checkered section. 2 items.
American M1905E1 Shortened M1942 Garand Bayonet10 inch, single edged blade with sharpened back edge point. Central fuller running through the point. Forte stamped “U.F.H.1943” with “US” flaming grenade. Steel muzzle ring, crossguard and pommel. Black composite ribbed slab grips. Contained in its fibre scabbard with steel throat stamped with “US” flaming grenade. Base of scabbard with minor damage.
British 1853 Pattern Socket Bayonet In First Pattern Scabbard17 1/4 inch, triangular form blade with hollow ground sides. The forte with maker “Reeves”. British Ordnance stamp. Steel shoulder. Steel socket with swivel locking ring. Contained in its black leather scabbard with integral brass frog stud. Brass chape and throat.
British WW1 Regimentally Marked SMLE Bayonet17 inch, single edged blade with fuller. The forte stamped “Sanderson” and dated “6/18” with various Ordnance stamps. Blackened steel muzzle ring and crossguard. Blackened pommel stamped “D.T. R675” (Divisional Train RE). Wooden slab grips. Contained in its steel mounted leather scabbard. Complete with 1939 pattern leather frog.
British P1913 Contract Made Bayonet and P17 Bayonet17 inch, single edged blade with fuller. Forte with maker “Remington” dated “2/17” with British Ordnance stamps. Steel muzzle ring, crossguard and pommel. Grooved wooden slab grips. Together with a similar American P17 bayonet. Forte with maker “Winchester” and “US” flaming grenade. Complete in its steel mounted leather scabbard. 2 items.
Rare 1907 Hook Quillon Regimentally Marked Bayonet in 1st Pattern Scabbard17 inch, single edged blade with fuller. The forte stamped with crowned “ER” cypher, maker “Sanderson” and dated “11/08”. Steel muzzle ring with hook quillon crossguard. Steel pommel stamped ‘”E.L.R589” (East Lancashire Reg). Wooden slab grips. Contained in its blackened 1st pattern leather scabbard with metal throat and button chape.
P1855 Royal Sappers and Miners Lancaster Bayonetpost 1858 example. 24 1/2 inch, single edged pipe back, quill point blade. Forte stamped “A & AS”. Brass muzzle ring, crossguard and large pommel. Steel locking spring secured by a screw. Contained in its brass mounted, leather scabbard (chape replaced). Clean example.
P1903 British Bayonet12 1/4 inch, double edged blade. Forte marked with crowned “ER” over date “9/04”. The reverse “Sanderson Sheffield”. Steel muzzle ring, crossguard and pommel. Wooden slab grips. Contained in its steel mounted leather scabbard. Complete with black leather frog. The rear with maker “Hiatt B’ham 1922”. Minor pitting.
East German Officer’s Dagger10 inch, polished, double edge blade. Narrow double fullers. Brass S shape crossguard terminating with acorns. Brass ferrule and pommel, this with East German badge. Cream composite ribbed grip. Contained in its blued steel scabbard with brass mounts. The top mount with oak leaf and East German badge. Complete in its red leatherette fitted case, complete with gilt braid hanging strap with gilt brass mounts. Clean condition.
19th Century Scottish Dirk By “Lawrie”11 1/2 inch, single edged blade with narrow fuller and clipped back edge. Blade with maker “R G Lawrie Glasgow & Edinburgh”. Brass ferrule and disk pommel. Basket weave grip with stud decoration. Contained in its leather covered scabbard with brass thistle and antler decorated mounts. Fitted with false knife and fork handles. Top mount marked “Lawrie Orenfields Glasgow”. Black patent leather belt loop. Blade resharpened and pointed.
Post 1953 Wilkinson Sword Scottish Piper’s Dirk12 inch, single edged blade with sharpened back edge point. The forte with etched “Wilkinson Sword Ltd” logo. White metal ferrule and disk pommel cast with Queens crown. Black composite basket weave grip with stud decoration. Contained in its black leather covered scabbard with white metal thistle decorated mounts. Minor rust stains to blade.
18th Century Pattern Scottish Dirkprivate purchase example. 9 3/4 inch, single edged blade with narrow fuller and clipped back edge. White metal ferrule and disk pommel. Basket weave, blackened wood grip. Contained in its leather scabbard with white metal mounts. Both with Celtic design engraving. Tip resharpened.
19th Century Scottish Dirk by “Still”14 1/2 inch, single edged blade with narrow fuller and sharpened back edge point. Blade stamped “Still”. Brass ferrule and disk pommel. Carved wooden basket weave and Celtic design, one piece wooden grip with stud decoration. Contained in its leather covered wooden scabbard. Brass mounts. Containing its matching brass mounted and wooden handled knife and fork.
WW2 American M3 Combat Knife6 1/2 inch, single edged blade with sharpened back edge point. Blade stamped “US. M3. Camillus 1943”. Steel crossguard and disk pommel with flaming grenade stamp. Leather washer grip. Contained in its first pattern leather scabbard with lower steel plates and riveted seams. Scabbard stamped “US. M6. Milsco. 1943”. Minor wear.
Current Issue Black Watch Skean Dhu3 3/4 inch, single edged blade with clipped back edge. Silvered thistle decorated ferrule and pommel, this with Cairngorm top stone. Composite basket weave grip mounted with QC silvered Black Watch badge. Contained in its leather scabbard with silvered thistle decorated mounts.
WW2 Dated Issue Indian Kukri13 3/4 inch, single edged blade of typical form. Narrow rear fuller. Blade stamped “V.A.D. 1941”. Steel ferrule and flat oval pommel. Polished wooden slab grips secured by two brass rivets. Contained in its brown leather covered, issue wooden scabbard with brass chape.
A Tibetan dagger, single edged blade 11.5 in., white metal clad hilt with trefoil terminal set with a turquoise cabochon to a raised setting, iron framed scabbard with white metal panels profusely embossed with writhing dragons amid foliage, further cabochons to the outer face; together with a Tibetan prayer book, six loose leaves with text and painted Buddhas, enclosed by two boards faced with richly embossed white metal overlaid with Buddhas and mythical beasts, also featuring vajras and other symbols, all within a border set with hard stone cabochons. [2]
λ A Sinhalese knife (piha-kaetta), heavy single edged blade 9 in., the lower part and the fullers clad in brass with scrolling foliage inlaid in white metal; two-stage hilt with two scrolling brass plates enclosing the base of the blade, finely carved horn grip; fluted wooden scabbard with white metal collar.
A collection of four daggers (jambiya), comprising: a Moroccan example with multi-fullered blade, white metal mounted wooden hilt with peacock fan terminal; another with copper scabbard overlaid in brass and white metal with architectural decoration, and a large wooden hilt with top and bottom mounts in the same style; another with plain brass hilt; the last a Syrian example with brass inlaid hilt. [4]
A fine Sudanese sword (kaskara), broad double edegd blade 36 in., central fuller running to the point, incised marks near the hilt; iron crosspiece with long flaring diamond-section quillons and short langets, the round-section grip and disc pommel clad in white metal, the grip embossed with a diamond lattice recalling crocodile skin, the pommel with beaded rim and foliate engraved top flat, low domed finial with faceted nut, orange wool tassel; hide scabbard with moulded decoration, characteristic swell towards the lower end, embellished white metal locket and chape, leather strap fixed to two iron rings, perforated triangular leather ornament.
λ Three Sudanese swords (kaskara), the first with broad multi-fullered blade 35 in., long flaring quillons and short langets, crocodile skin grip, hide with characteristic swell toward the lower end and an embellished white metal chape; the next with 36.5 in. blade, broad central fuller, iron cross piece, hide bound hilt; the last with broad blade 35.5 in. and struck with crescent moon marks, brass cross piece, bone grip, plain hide scabbard. [3]
Three West African swords, of the Mandinka people, each having a curved and fullered blade of European type, and flamboyant hide mounting with woven details including: tapering hilts interrupted by broad discs and with angular brass pommels, scabbard with swollen portions towards the lower ends, large hemispherical elements to the suspension points, tassels; each accompanied by a small pouch or satchel decorated in the same manner. [3]
A Tuareg sword (takouba), double edged blade 30.5 in., shallow fuller and spatulate tip; hilt of characteristic form with broad cross piece covered with hide, composite conical pommel of copper and brass; moulded hide scabbard with aluminium suspension loops; together with another similar sword. [2]
λ A small collection of North African and Mediterranean knives, comprising: a Greek or Corsican example with clip point blade 4.5 in, ivory grip, hide covered scabbard; three African knives with broad iron blades and brass hilts, two having scabbards; and a double edged African knife, the hilt formed of alternating bands of horn, brass and ivory, in associated hide scabbard. [5]
A quantity of edged weapons, including: a Japanese spear head (yari), stout blade of flattened triangular section, the broad face with a shallow fuller and engraved with two characters, fitted to an iron mounted hilt with ribbed leather grip, the small tsuba with botanical decoration in relief, lacquered saya; a Sinhalese knife (piha-kaetta), of characteristic form, blade 8 in., silver koftgari decoration, flamboyant scrolling silver collar, silver mounted and fluted wooden scabbard with vacant pocket for a bodkin; a 19th Century horn and copper (once silvered) mounted hilt; various jambiya, and other items. [qty]
Three South East Asian weapons: an Igorot axe, excentric beaked steel head, plain wooden haft carved with a projecting peak at the mid-point; together with an Igorot knife, hatchet point blade 12.5 in., hilt and open sided scabbard of wood with rattan binding; and a Philippine knife (minasbad), blade 18 in., wooden hilt with excentric guard and monstrous pommel, wooden scabbard. [3]
Three Indonesian daggers (kris), the first with 11 in. straight edged blade, bone hilt carved with naturalistic forms, angular wooden wranka; the second of Javanese type, wavy blade 13.5 in., faceted hilt with carved details and beaded mendak, metal clad wooden scabbard; the third Sumatran, of 'executioners' type, slender straight blade 1 in., wooden hilt with carved bark effect, wooden scabbard. [3]

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