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Lot 3573
A George V 1892 pattern Light Infantry officer's sword, by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London, no.60885, 82.5cm straight fullered blade etched with GRV cipher, regimental insignia, crowned Royal Coat of arms and initials F.W.M.I, the guard with further insignia, wire bound fish skin grip, leather scabbard, 101cm long overall
Lot 173
A late 19th/early 20th century Japanese sword, curved blade with steel Tsuba, decorated with a seated animal and foliage in landscape, sharkskin covered fabric handle with stamped, brass mounts, the scabbard simply decorated with two lacquered panels, a small knife with Greek key decorated handle incorporated in a scabbard, blade 17" long, total length 40"
Lot 73
A good George III 1803 pattern infantry officer's sword, the 73cm single edge curved blade blue and gilt, decorated with crowned royal cypher and figure of a standing grenadier, maker "Osborn's Warranted", with brass hilt and guard cast with the royal cypher, wire-bound sharkskin grip, lion's head pommel and leather scabbard with brass mounts.
Lot 195
*Sword. William IV officer's sword, the 78.5cm slightly curved piped back blade etched 'Aucade, 51 Oxford St, Maker to H.R.H. Duke of Sussex', with Wm IV crowned cypher to each side, gilt metal hilt with folding guard, wire-bound fish-skin grip and stepped pommel, 93cm long overall with sword knot but lacking scabbard (1)
Lot 197
*Sword. The Henry V sword, replica of this famous Medieval sword, the 72cm double edge blade with curved down swept cross guard, copper wire bound grip and large pommel painted with a red cross, 90cm long overall, in its red leather covered scabbard with brass mounts This replica of the Henry V sword was used by Robert Hardy when he played Henry V in the 1960 television drama series An Age Of Kings, a highly acclaimed threading together of Shakespeare's history plays. Hardy played both Prince Hal and then the young king. Amongst a rich cast, Hal's fiery foil, Hotspur was played by Sean Connery, and the French princess, 'Kate', by Judi Dench-the courting scenes between the young king and his future consort flirtatiously delightful. After the success of the series Hardy was given the sword. He used it again when performing on stage a few years later. The original sword is held within the Westminster Abbey collection, it was lost for years and discovered in a chest at Westminster Abbey. It was supposedly hung above the chantry of Henry V. (1)
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