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Lot 293
A World War Two (WW2) Era Nazi German S84/98 knife bayonet for Mauser K98 rifles by J. A. Henckels and leather frog. This is an original S84/98 bayonet made by J. A. Henckels Zwillingswerk. The scabbard is fitted with an original brown leather frog with single belt loop. All leather, stitching and rivets of the frog are intact. Estimate £80 - £120
Lot 291
A British 1888 Mark II Lee Metford Bayonet by Wilkinson and MK 1 Scabbard. This is an early Edwardian, Lee Metford 1888 Mark II bayonet manufactured for the British .303 calibre Enfield, Lee Metford rifle. The bayonet blade is in good clean condition, double edged and unfullered with a medial ridge running from the ricasso to the blade tip. The ricasso of the blade is also marked with an X and Wilkinson London. The grips are of wood, held together with two brass rivets. There is an oil clearance hole in both of the grips. The bayonet is contained in a standard 1888 MK 1 pattern scabbard and has a brown leather frog
Lot 172
A vintage Widder Hirschfanger hunting dagger. It is a 26 cm long stiletto blade and a clamshell for dispatching wounded game. The length of the blade insures that it reaches the vital organs and the clamshell deflects any blood splatter. The dagger is in overall really good used condition. The blade is still bright and shiny, but does show some age tarnish spots and some handling wear from use. The stag is in excellent, crack-free condition and is very tight. The ricasso is of the s shape with an acorn at each tip. The scabbard is leather and is in good shape. The entire length of the dagger is 36 cm. "Widder" over "Solingen" is stamped on the blade just below the clamshell. Estimate £300 - £400 - NOTE: Please read 'Important Information' contained in LOT 161 before bidding on this lot
Lot 294
A rare World War One (WW1) German 1916 Trench Knife and Scabbard, manufactured by Hugo Koller, Solingen in 1916. The trench knife has a straight double edged blade and is marked with the trademark and name on one side. The knife has two piece ribbed wooden grips and is complete with it's original black painted steel scabbard. The blade length is 14 cm and the overall length is 26 cm, it is in good condition
Lot 295
An S98/05 German bayonet made circa 1915 by O Dietrich Altenburg. The bayonet has nine groove wood grips secured with two screw bolts. The steel pommel has a push release button which operates smoothly. The grip has a steel flash guard fitted. The polished steel blade is stamped with 'O Dietrich Altenburg'. The scabbard is the later metal version and brown leather frog. Estimate £100 - £150
Lot 162
A Nazi style German RAD Hewer Dagger "Teno dagger" marked to the blade "Urbeit adelt" in a metal dress scabbard with silver coloured metal decoration. 24.5 cm blade overall length 38 cm. Estimate £300 -£400 - NOTE: Please read 'Important Information' contained in LOT 161 before bidding on this lot.
Lot 784
A Japanese Handachi Katana and Koshirae Muromachi period (16th Century); Koshirae Edo period (19th Century) Koshirae (mounting): The handachi koshirae with 'straw' togidashi (sprinkled designs revealed by polishing) nashiji (sprinkled gold lacquer) lacquered scabbard with gold Tokugawa mon [family crest], large menuki of helmets and tachi in coloured metals, archaistic hexagonal iron tsuba signed Nobuie, 69.4cm; Koshirae 104cm long Provenance: The Dolphyn Collection
Lot 789
A Japanese Inaba Wakizashi Edo Period (18th Century) signed Inshu Ju Kanemitsu, a lacquered brown scabbard, fuchi-kashira iron with gilt inlay of scrolling, menuki of yotsume-bishi mon, dark copper round tsuba with pierced stylised chrysanthemum on water, 55.5cm Provenance: The Dolphyn Collection
Lot 793
A Japanese Yamato Katana dated Keio 3 Nen 8 Gatsu Kichijitsu (A lucky date in the 8th month of 1867), Edo period (19th Century) signed Yamato no Kuni Fujiwara Michiharu, the scabbard in black and red lacquer with mokume (wood grain), 70 cm. (blade); 111.8 cm. long (koshirae) Provenance: The Dolphyn Collection
Lot 794
A Japanese Katana Edo period (18th/19th Century) with gimei inscription Soshu junin Sadamune, atobori carving of a dragon, doubtful gold date inscription, in a contemporary koshirae with European black lacquered scabbard with dragon sculpted in high relief, shakudo fittings with dragons in high relief, 76cm Provenance: The Dolphyn Collection
Lot 796
A Japanese Shinto Katana blade probably Muromachi period (16th Century) Koshirae Edo period (19th Century) Sugata [configuration]: o-suriage, koto katana, tori-zori, chu-kissaki . Hamon [tempering pattern]: suguha, some ashi, Nakago [tang]: two mekugi-ana, kurijiri, Habaki [collar]: copper,Koshirae [mounting]: the scabbard of aogai togidashi maki-e [mother-of-pearl sprinkled designs revealed by polishing] with lacquer kurikata [retaining hook], gilt menuki of dragons, a pierced iron tsuba with chrysanthemums and leaves, inlaid gilt details, signed Echizen ju Kinai saku, iron fuchi-kashira with dragonflies, 63.5 cm. (blade); 90.6 cm. long (koshirae). The maker of the tsuba is the first generation of Kinai lived in Echizen Province. He was born in Omi Province then moved to Fukui of Echizen Province. He was active in the early Edo period and the family is famous for Kinai-bori and had thrived through the Edo period. The early family name of the first generation was Ishikawa then changed to Takahashi. His family is also famous for Toshi-bori (horimono on the blade) Provenance: The Dolphyn Collection
![A Japanese Bingo Katana Edo Period (19th Century) signed BIngo (No) Kuni (No) Ju Masanori Saku, Sugata [configuration]: shino](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/0f83291b-0e0d-49ed-8a4e-a80800c690de/2b2c679a-9f12-4b25-8129-0b9e2927c9f5/468x382.jpg)
Lot 797
A Japanese Bingo Katana Edo Period (19th Century) signed BIngo (No) Kuni (No) Ju Masanori Saku, Sugata [configuration]: shinogi zukuri with o-kissaki and wide mihaba overall,Kitae [forging pattern]: possibly ko-mokume, Hamon [tempering pattern]: suguha, nioi-deki, Boshi [tip]: yaki-zume, Nakago [tang]: ubu, kirijiri with three mekugi-ana, Habaki [collar]: silver, Horimono [carving]: deep boshi on both sides, Koshirae [mounting]: a 'bird's-head' tachi koshirae, the menuki of gilt onagadori [long-tailed bird], the kabutogane [pommel] of a silver ho-o bird's head, silver mokko tsuba engraved with onagadori, the scabbard of gold nashiji [sprinkled gold lacquer] with gold-outlined kiri mon [paulownia family crests] and onagadori, engraved silvered tachi saya adornments, 71.8 cm. (blade); 104.5 cm. long (koshirae) Provenance: The Dolphyn Collection
Lot 800
A Japanese Wakizashi with Archaistic Koshirae Edo period (17th Century), Koshirae (19th Century) signed Tomita Bichu No Kami Tachibana Yasuhiro and Kiku Mon,Sugata [configuration]: almost mu-zori, chu-kissaki, slender shinogi-zukuri, Hamon [tempering pattern]: some sunagashi, Nakago [tang]: kiku [chrysanthemum] on ura, Koshirae [mounting]: an archaistic Chinese style koshirae, the scabbard lacquered red and black with broad ribbing and Chinese characters, large menuki of tigers, the kashira plain iron with matching fuchi integral with the tsuba, closing into an aikuchi, 53.6 cm. (blade); 86.5 cm. long (koshirae) Provenance: The Dolphyn Collection
Lot 804
A Japanese Osoraku-Zukuri Tanto Edo period (19th Century) The koshirae broadening out at the metal-clad kashira and kojiri, the scabbard red lacquered over fine lateral ribbed binding with dragonflies, the tsuka bound tight with cord, all metal pieces carved with a roughened rustic surface, 28.8cm Provenance: The Dolphyn Collection
Lot 813
A Japanese Mino Wakizashi Edo period (18th Century) signed Noshu (no) ju Jumyo, With black lacquered scabbard with linked swastika design, fuchi kashira with waterside grasses with signature Motooki, rounded mokko iron tsuba pierced with quatrefoil apertures. 38.4cm Provenance: The Dolphyn Collection
Lot 816
A Japanese Aikuchi Tanto Nanboku-cho period (14th Century) unsigned o-suriage shinogi zukuri tanto from a tachi blade, silver-clad habaki, scabbard with fine aogai nashiji, lacquered tsuka carved in semblance of rattan or cherry bark binding, long silver kojiri, matching kozuka and waribashi with gold foil on an ishimeji ground, the kozuka with sagari fuji mon and the wari kogai with Shonai katabami mon, gold lacquered sagari-fuji [wisteria] mon on the horn kashira Provenance: The Dolphyn Collection
Lot 820
A Japanese Hira-Zukuri Wakizashi Edo period (17th Century) The black lacquered scabbard in gold lacquer nashiji, togidashi and hira-makie depicting plovers over waves, fuchi-kashira of shibuichi with gold outlined plovers signed Toshisada, iron tsuba pierced in positive silhouette with plovers over waves, 52.5cm Provenance: The Dolphyn Collection
Lot 823
A Japanese Etchu Tanto Muromachi period (15th Century) signed Uda Kunihisa, samegawa scabbard, fuchi-gashira shakudo with a crayfish in high relief inlay of gold and coloured metals, menuki of gilt crayfish, kozuka with gilt crayfish encircling the tip signed Mitsuyoshi, fuchi with signature Iwamoto Konkan, oval copper tsuba with rope pattern rim, 29.4cm Provenance: The Dolphyn Collection
Lot 825
A Japanese Osuriage Wakizashi Muromachi period (14th/15th Century) In its samegawa scabbard, tsuka fittings and kozuka-kogai all shakudo with peonies in high relief iroe zogan, mokko tsuba with tree peonies and shishi in high relief inlay, Edo period, 50.8cm Provenance: The Dolphyn Collection
Lot 826
A Japanese Wakizashi Edo period (17th/18th century) unsigned, samegawa urushi scabbard, kozuka of shibuichi with kiri mon in high relief, some gilt, shakudo menuki of shishi, fuchi-kashira with gilt shishi in high relief, iron tsuba with yo-sukashi pierced with matsukawa-bishi, 44.5cm Provenance: The Dolphyn Collection
Lot 827
A Japanese Mino Wakizashi Muromochi period (15th Century) Mino Yamato school signed Senjuin, with lacquered brocaded silk-wrapped scabbard, menuki of gilt dragons, fuchi-kashira of shakudo nanako with dragons in high relief with gilt details, iron tsuba pierced and roundly carved with a dragon, gilt details, 56.3cm Provenance: The Dolphyn Collection
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