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Click here to subscribeA BRITISH 1896 PATTERN SCOTS GREYS OFFICER'S SWORD by Johnstone, the 87.5cm slightly curved polished blade etched with a crown, 'VR' cypher, 'Scots Greys', regimental badge, and foliate decoration, marked at the ricasso 'B. Johnstone / & Co. / Sackville St. / London / & Dawson St. / Dublin', the back edge unmarked and unnumbered, the steel bowl hilt with pierced decoration and with a fish-skin grip, in a steel scabbard, overall 105.5cm long.
A GERMAN THIRD REICH NATIONAL SOZIALISTISCHE FLIEGERKORPS (NSFK) MODEL 1937 SERVICE DAGGER (FLYER'S KNIFE), WITH HANGER by Gebr. Keller, Marienthal, the blade bearing etched maker's name at the ricasso, the hilt fittings showing remnants of silver-plating, and with a blue leather-covered grip, in its mounted steel, leather covered scabbard, overall 34cm long (tip of blade broken).
A W.W.2 period Nazi German Cavalry Sword, the 32?in (83cm) long heavily engraved plated blade signed Eickhorn Solingen, engraved "Kavallerie Regt.14" and a cavalry charge scene flanked by eagles and swastikas, in correct steel scabbard, traces of gilding on blade remain, black celluloid grip with minor crack, overall 37?in (95cm) long.
A late 19th century American Society sword, by Horstmann, Philadelphia, the 31in (79cm) engraved blade with gold wash and etched inscription to Daniel Hamlin and Patriarchs Militant, the gilt brass hilt with ornate cross guard, leather bound grip and globe pommel, in brass mounted plated scabbard with a complete belt-hanging chain suspending three plaques bearing the legend 'Justitia Universalis Pax Aut Bellum', overall 37?in (95cm) long.
A 19th century British Indian Army Irregular Cavalry Sword, with 31in (78.75cm) long blade by Mole of Birmingham, the Victorian perforated knuckle guard and correct locally made scabbard of leather covered wood with metal fittings. Note: The British army in employed many irregular cavalry units (mercenaries) who operated in the Indian sub-continent.
A 19th British Constublary Side Arm / Hanger, the 23½in (59.5cm) long blade by Mole of Birmingham, with plain D-shaped knuckle guard and fish-skin grip, in correct brass-mounted leather scabbard. Note: the weapon is secured in scabbard by small press stud to prevent it being removed by anyone except the carrier.
A W.W.2 period German Nazi SS Dagger, with oak leaf embossed nickel fittings, the 8½in (21.5cm) steel blade engraved with Himmler signature dedication and 'Meine Ehre heisst Treue', maker marked 'RZM M7/36', with corresponding leather covered steel scabbard, handle lacks eagle, overall 14½in (37cm) long.
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