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Lot 1101
An important 19th Century sword of historical value, made for a survivor of the Charge of the Light Brigade, with inscription - Presented by the parishioners of Bottisham and other friends to Soame Cambier Jenyns CB Major - 13 Light Dragoons, Crimea Balaklava September 5th 1856 - with scabbard, total length 102cm.At Balaclava Jennyns was a captain and when two of his superior officers were killed during the charge of the Light Brigade, he was in command of the 13th brigade, it was his responsibility to return the remnant of his troops to British lines, bringing nine mounted men back.There is a memorial brass plaque on the North wall of Bottisham church Cambridgeshire .Generally good condition, some plating loss to tip of sword and some smaller spots
Lot 364
A 19th century infantry officer's dress sword, the blade marked London and with Victorian cypher and the Light Infantry crowned horn to the basket hilt, with shagreen grip and brown leather scabbard, length 107cm. CONDITION REPORT Scabbard is 91cm long, blade is 82.5cm long. Grip wires are intact, no jiggle to the pommel.
Lot 1300
A Rare And Impressive 11th Dragoons Officers Mameluke Sword And Dress Scabbard The curved, flat, pipe back blade as favoured by The Duke Of Wellington. Features a double point, panelled copper gilt crossguard with langets and bud terminals with toothed chevron border and six pointed star to centre contained within circular, reeded border to one side. Lined backstrap to ivory hilt, inset with twin gilt rosettes to front and back. Blade length, 31 inches, sword length 36 inches. Complete with black leather covered scabbard with long panelled locket and chape, bulbous middle bud and matching mount complete with suspension rings. Good condition, some minor hairline cracks to ivory hilt. Please see accompanying image.
Lot 54
Victorian Royal Scot (Lothian Regiment) officers sword with 33inch straight double fullered blade engraved with scrollwork, VR crown, regimental crest and makers mark E.Thurkle Soho London, with various regimental battle honours and Private crest & initials, with pierced basket hilt and steel scabbard
Lot 56
A British Light Infantry officers sword with 33 inch part single fullered blade with engraved crowned ERVII cypher engraved `2nd V.B Royal West Surrey Regt', with makers stamp for J R Gaunt & Son Ltd Late Edward Thurkle Denmark Street Soho London, with half basket hilt with crowned Light Infantry crest complete with leather frog and steel scabbard
Lot 560A
**REOFFER ETWALL JAN £60/£80**A scarce Edward VIII Royal Artillery officer's sword, having 87.2cm slightly curved single fullered blade with rounded back, engraved scrolling foliage and Royal Artillery with winged thunderbolts to one side and Royal Artillery motto "Ubique" above canon to the other, with three bar hilt and wire bound shagreen grip, in leather scabbard. total length 105cm.
Lot 653
A Naval dress sword, with 79cm Wilkinson & Co acid etched blade and wire mound fish skin type grip, in brass mounted scabbard with bag, with a silver topped walking cane, 92cm (2) CONDITION REPORT: There is no serial number to the back of the blade. Blade with some light tarnishing. Guard with some minor nicks, guard and grip lightly grubby. Scabbard with general age wear dulled patina to metal and leather. The bag is in poor condition but is names 'H West' in pen. The walking cane is in a heavily worn condition.
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