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Lot 513
Imperial German Kurmark Dragoon Regiment 14 Officers Sword, steel dish guard with Imperial German crowned eagle to the centre, steel top pommel and polished ribbed handle. Partially fullered single edged blade measuring 80 ½cms in length. Blade is etched with foliage, trophies of arms and regimental details. Early type WKC makers trade mark to the base of the blade. Some surface staining to the blade. No scabbard.
Lot 514
Victorian 1845 Pattern Infantry Officers Sword, gilt brass guard with crowned VR cipher to the centre, gilt brass pommel and back strap. Original grip with copper wire binding. Fold down clip to the reverse of the guard. Plain slightly curves pipe back blade measuring 81cms. Some surface staining and pitting to the blade and evidence of polishing. No scabbard.
Lot 515
Danish Heavy Cavalry Troopers Sword, large dish type guard and steel pommel, leather covered grip with copper wire grip binding. Slightly curved single edged blade with partial fuller to the back edge. Blade measures 88cms in length. Some surface staining and pitting to the blade. No scabbard.
Lot 516
1882 Pattern British Cavalry Troopers Sword of regulation pattern, slightly curved single edge blade, cut with a single fuller and struck with extensive government inspectors’ marks, regulation iron guard pierced with Maltese cross and struck with 6/97 21 L 149. Original leather grips remain but show wear. Housed in steel scabbard which is stamped 21 L 467. Scabbard has numerous dents, blade is generally good condition with just some surface wear towards the tip.
Lot 517
19th Century French Infantry Briquet Short Sword, one piece brass ribbed handle and knuckle bow, curved plain single edged blade stamped “HENRAUX-JNE”. Housed in the original leather scabbard with brass mounts. Acceptance stamps to the blade and knuckle bow, guard also stamped V37. Some stress faults and wear to the leather scabbard but generally still in good condition.
Lot 518
George V Royal Engineers Officers Presentation Dress Sword, standard 1897 pattern infantry officers dress sword with crowned George V cipher to the guard, original grip retaining wire binding. Blade remains in near mint condition with nearly all of the original polish remaining, etched with Royal Arms, Royal Engineers and foliage. Panel to the blade etched with “PRESENTED TO LIEUT A. WALKER RE BY HIS BROTHER OFFICERS WAR OFFICE 21 SEPT 1910”. Sword is housed in its original steel dress scabbard. Overall a very nice example.
Lot 519
French Gladius Pattern Side Arm / Short Sword, one piece brass ribbed grip, pommel and cross guard, 179 stamped to the cross guard. Swollen blade measuring 48 ½cms in length. Blade stamped with “TARABOT FS 1832 PARIS” and with oval stamping containing letter C with star above. Complete with its original leather covered and brass mounted scabbard. Remains in generally good condition.
Lot 520
1796 Pattern Light Cavalry Officers Sword, gilt brass strap and knuckle bow with central shield style langet, gilded pommel and fluted back strap. Leather covered grip with copper wire binding. Curved single edged blade with large partial fuller. Remains of the gilt tooled etched decoration to the blade, early Ordnance / Engineers three cannon badge and order of the Thistle is etched along with trophy of arms and the makers details of Thomas Gills. Originally the sword would have been blue and gilt but none of the blueing remains and only outlines of the gilt remains to the etching. Blade measures 82 ½cms in length. No scabbard.
Lot 521
1796 Pattern Cavalry Trooper’s Sword, broad curved single edge regulation blade with government inspector’s mark and maker GILL, regulation iron stirrup hilt, in its iron scabbard. Blade 32.5”. Good condition, buffed bright overall, some light pitting to hilt, grip restored, one hanging ring missing.
Lot 523
1827 Pattern Royal Navy Officers Dress Sword, brass dish guard having fouled anchor with kings crown above. Fishskin grip retaining the original grip wire. Lion head top pommel incorporating the back strap. Securing plate to the reverse of the guard securing the sword to the top scabbard fitting. Original officers dress knot attached. Blade with crowned anchor and foliage etching to one side and George V crowned monogram to the other. J FRIEDEBERG PORTSEA trade mark to the forte. Blade remains in near mint condition with nearly all of the original polish. Housed in its original leather scabbard with brass mounts. Blade 78cms in length. Sword housed in its original leather carry bag. Excellent example.
Lot 524
Scarce Post 1901 Household Cavalry Trooper’s Sword, slightly curved single edge blade cut with a deep single fuller and stamped with manufacturer’s small initials WSC and number A0096, regulation pattern hilt with crowned HC amidst pierced scrolls, buckskin liner and dress knot, wire bound fish skin covered grip, in its plated scabbard stamped WS, broad arrow, 99, 973 6864 beneath throat, buckskin sword slings, fabric belt. Blade 34.5”. Good condition, well refinished overall for parade ground use.
Lot 526
Elizabeth II British Royal Artillery Ambrose Pratt Memorial Prize Presentation Sword by Wilkinson, 1821 pattern officers dress sword with standard pattern guard, top pommel and back strap. Original grip retaining wire binding. Finely etched blade with coat of arms of Elizabeth II and Royal Artillery cannon badge, panel etched with “AMBROSE PRATT MEMORIAL PRIZE 2ND LT R P HARRISON RA”. Blade with Wilkinson Sword trade mark and spine numbered 96628. Housed in the original leather covered scabbard and complete with a leather storage bag. Some staining to the blade but otherwise very good condition. The Ambrose Pratt Memorial Prize was awarded to young officers who have shown the greatest improvement in all-round officer qualities on the course for newly commissioned Artillery officers at the School of Artillery, but excluding holders of the Tombs, Benson and Earl Roberts memorial prize.
Lot 527
George VI 1827 Pattern Royal Navy Officers Dress Sword, brass dish guard having fouled anchor with kings crown above. Fishskin grip retaining the original grip wire. Lion head top pommel incorporating the back strap. Securing plate to the reverse of the guard securing the sword to the top scabbard fitting, plate engraved with original owners name “M MISKIN RN”. Original officers dress knot attached. Blade with crowned anchor and foliage etching to one side and George VI crowned monogram to the other. Gieves trade mark to the forte. Blade shows some wear and has some areas of surface staining etc. Housed in its original leather scabbard with brass mounts, leather has shrunk making the mounts loose. Blade 79cms in length. Sword housed in its original leather carry bag.
Lot 528
Scottish Basket Hilt Sword of Military Type, mid-19th century, heavy plain straight single edge blade with Arabic stamp, regulation type hilt and iron scabbard with traces of plating, wire bound wooden grip with some reptile skin covering remaining. Blade 79cms. Re-Offered due to non paying bidder.
Lot 529
Post 1902 General Officers Pattern Mameluke Sword For an Indian Political Officer, regulation blade by Ranken & Co. Ltd. Calcutta, etched and polished with crowned GRI cipher, royal arms and foliage, regulation brass crosspiece, composition grips (damaged), in its brass scabbard. Blade 84cms. Good condition. Re-Offered due to non paying bidder.
Lot 530
1897 Pattern Infantry Officers Sword, blade etched with crowned VR cipher and royal arms, regulation hilt with crowned VR cipher, fish skin covered grip (wire binding missing), continental bullion dress knot, in its leather field service scabbard. Blade 82cms. Good condition, worn overall, scabbard with some damage and woodwork missing.
Lot 531
Good 1895 Pattern Infantry Officer’s Sword by Wilkinson, No.24046, etched with crowned VR, foliage and owners initials HJMK, crest and motto AVISE LA FIN, regulation pierced steel guard with VR cipher, wire bound fish skin covered grip [a little missing], in its steel dress scabbard. Blade 32.75”. Good condition, blade retains most original polish, scabbard cleaned. Herbert J Whiteside McKenzie Kennedy of the Norfolk Rgt. From the Durnford-Kennedy family, Ireland. Born 1858. Norfolk Regt, Ensign 1880, Lt. 1881, Capt. 1887, Major 1897. Died India 1914. All his children were born in India.
Lot 532
Fine EIIR Officer’s Sword of the Rifle Regiment by Wilkinson, No. 71170, blade etched and polished with crowned royal arms, cipher, strung bugle and foliage, regulation plated hilt, wire bound fish skin covered grip, leather dress knot, in its leather FS scabbard with frog. Blade 32.5”. Fine condition.
Lot 536
Elizabeth II 1827 Pattern Royal Navy Officers Dress Sword by Wilkinson, fine example with brass dish guard having fouled anchor with EIIR crown above. Fishskin grip retaining the original grip wire. Lion head top pommel incorporating the back strap. Near mint condition blade with crowned cipher and foliage etching. Wilkinson Sword trade mark to the forte and spine numbered 109980. Housed in its original leather scabbard with brass mounts. Blade 79cms.
Lot 537
Unusual Regulation Pattern Naval Rating’s Hanger c.1850, subsequently adapted as a sword for the son of a serving army officer c.1890, curved single edge blade cut with a narrow fuller and struck with a government inspector’s stamp of 2 above a smaller 8 (Indian army?), the back edge stamped MOLE, regulation brass hilt with lion’s head pommel and bone grip cut with horizontal ridges, in well-made leather scabbard with brass chape and leather frog, the guard with leather safety strap. Blade 18”. Good untouched condition. See Swords for Sea Service, HMSO 1970 Pl.6 for pattern.
Lot 540
Victorian Rifle Volunteer Officers Dress Sword, with standard pattern guard having crowned strung bugle to the centre, original grip retaining copper wire binding. Blade with remains of the original etched decoration. Blade measures 82cms in length. Housed in its original steel scabbard. Exterior of the sword has been re-painted with silver and gold paint. Accompanied by a George IV 1822 pattern Infantry officers dress sword in well worn condition. (2 items)
Lot 541
Elizabeth II 1827 Pattern Royal Navy Officers Dress Sword by Wilkinson, brass dish guard having fouled anchor with EIIR crown above. Fishskin grip retaining the original grip wire. Lion head top pommel incorporating the back strap. Blade with crowned cipher and foliage etching. Wilkinson Sword trade mark to the forte and spine numbered 110206 and with broad arrow stamp. Housed in its original leather scabbard with brass mounts. Blade 78cms. Blade with some surface staining and wear, exterior fittings polished. Comes complete with storage bag
Lot 542
Scarce WW2 Free Czech Forces Officers Sword, large dish type guard with etch decoration including the insignia of the Free Czech forces. Plain top pommel and back strap. Original grip retaining the original wire binding. Housed in its steel scabbard with fixing fitting attached to the reverse, stamped “P 10:20” to the top of the scabbard. Plain slightly curved blade measuring 78cms in length. Evidence of sharpening to the edge of the blade. Unusual.
Lot 543
British 1897 Pattern Sword for the Zambia Police Force made by Wilkinson, standard 1897 type sword with insignia of the Zambia Police force to the centre. Original grip retaining wire binding. Mint condition blade etched with foliage and insignia of the Zambia Police force. Wilkinson Sword trade mark to the base and numbered to the spine 92035. Blade measures 82cms in length. Housed in the original black leather covered scabbard and complete with storage bag, Sword accompanied by three photographs, including one of the original owner Acting Superintendent W C Sampson Zambia Police in uniform. Interesting sword for any Police of Wilkinson sword collector.
Lot 544
French 1837 Model Naval Officers Sword, with black wooden handle retaining grip wire. Ornate guard with anchor. Housed in black leather and gilt mounted scabbard. Plain blade which measures 70cms in length. Accompanied by a Royal Navy Midshipman’s dirk with black leather handle and copper grip wire. Side release spring catch in working order. Etched blade measuring 46cms in length. We are of the opinion that both items are reproductions and are being sold as such, this lot is being sold as viewed and not subject to return. (2 items)
Lot 549
French Silver Mounted Hunting Hanger, late 18th century, single edge blade etched with animals and Deveaux, fourbisseur a l’ecole Royale –aire –ace –Trois –ies -Dieu, -ien a Paris (etching worn and partially indistinct), one piece ebony grip with silver crosspiece and oval silver panels (backstrap incomplete), in its tinned metal scabbard with silver mounts struck with tiny hallmarks, silver hanging rings. Blade 37cms, overall 52cms in scabbard. Quite good condition, worn overall.
Lot 559
British Martini Henry 1887 Pattern MK I Sword Bayonet, complete with its original black leather chequered grips, sabre blade with fullers on both sides. WD acceptance stamps and crowned VR /87. Housed in its original leather scabbard with steel top mount (lower section of scabbard missing). Accompanied by a Mk I Lee-Metford bayonet by Wilkinson, missing its scabbard. Both bayonets show pitting and wear. (2 items)
Lot 560
Short Model Turkish 1903 Bayonet, two piece wooden grips with domed steel rivets, stampings to the top pommel and underneath cross guard and muzzle ring. Steel blade with central fuller. Housed in its original steel scabbard with brass frog stud and finial. Accompanied by a 1916 dated Imperial German M84/98 bayonet in its steel scabbard and a British 1907 bayonet by Sanderson without scabbard. (3 items)
Lot 561
British 1907 Pattern Bayonet by Wilkinson, housed in its original leather and steel mounted scabbard. Various acceptance stamps to the blade. Accompanied by a cut down Imperial German M98/05 “Butcher” bayonet, WW2 British Martindale 1945 dated Machete in 1942 dated leather sheath and a leather scabbard for the American P17 bayonet. Various conditions. (4 items)
Lot 562
WW2 German K98 Bayonet, with bakelite two piece grips (reverse grip cracked), waffenampt stamp to the pommel. Housed in black painted 1938 dated scabbard. Blued blade with fuller to back edge, blade stamped “8912 b” to one side and “43 crs” to the other. Accompanied by a 1943 dated British jungle Machete in rubberised scabbard and a Type 1 AK-47 bayonet in its scabbard. (3 items)
Lot 563
WW2 Japanese Arisaka Bayonet, with two piece wooden grips, steel pommel and cross guard, Single edged blade with fuller to back edge. Arsenal marking stamped to the base of the blade. Housed in its original steel scabbard. Accompanied by an American Remington P17 bayonet with British markings housed in its original scabbard and a triangular bladed socket bayonet in brass mounted leather scabbard. Various conditions. (3 items)
Lot 564
Five Military Bayonets, consisting of Spanish M1893 Mauser bayonet in steel mounted leather scabbard, Mauser export bayonet complete with steel scabbard, Imperial German M1898 bayonet with replaced wooden grips and no scabbard; 2x British No4 Spike Bayonets in scabbards. Various conditions. (5 items)
Lot 565
Four French Military Bayonets, consisting of Chassepot bayonet with brass ribbed handle and steel langet with muzzle ring. Housed in steel scabbard, scabbard and langet with matching numbers. The blade with makers details to the spine and date 1874. Yataghan blade with partial fuller; French Chassepot bayonet without scabbard; French Gras bayonet with makers details to the spine of the blade and dated 1877, housed in blued steel scabbard; French Lebel bayonet with cruciform blade and down turned quillon. Various conditions. (4 items)
Lot 566
Three Military Bayonets, consisting of British 1913 dated 07 pattern bayonet complete with its original leather and steel mounted scabbard, German Mauser K98 bayonet re-issued post war with steel scabbard and fitted with a leather frog, American M7 bayonet complete with its scabbard. Bayonets are accompanied by a modern Japanese style small sword / dagger. (4 items)
Lot 567
German Mauser K98 Bayonet, two piece wooden grips, housed in re-painted black steel scabbard, blade stamped “8894 b” and “S/177G”. Black leather frog attached to the scabbard. 2x British No9 bayonets, one with scabbard, different size blades; British No4 MkII bayonet with scabbard and a George Lawrence & Co leather holster. Various conditions. (5 items)
Lot 568
WW1 French Label Bayonet without quillon, brass handle. Cruciform blade remains in good overall condition. Stamped to the hilt “G41838”. Complete with the original scabbard. Accompanied by a cut down Turkish 1890 Mauser Bayonet with black painted scabbard. Turkish markings to the base of the blade and star with crescent moon stamp to the spine of the blade. (2 items)
Lot 573
British Regimentally Marked Japanese Arisaka Bayonet, fine example of a contract Arisaka bayonet regimentally marked to the top pommel “4 NL 175” for 4th Battalion Loyal North Lancashire Regiment. Two piece wooden grips, steel cross guard with muzzle ring. Single edged blade with fuller to back edge. Arsenal marks to the base of the blade. Housed in its blued steel scabbard.
Lot 578
Scarce Imperial German Ersatz Bayonet Style Trench Fighting Knife, steel straight grip with slot for fixing to the Mauser rifle, partially double edged blade with remains of the trade mark for Robert Klaas. Housed in the original steel scabbard with attachment bolts but no leather belt loop strap. Handle and scabbard painted in a field grey / green paint finish, this has possibly been refurbished at some time. Blade measures 13 ¼cms in length
Lot 580
Great War Robbins Dudley Fighting Knife, with aluminium handle impressed with ROBBINS DUDLEY to the top, steel knuckle bow attached to the handle. Double edged blade with two central fullers leading into a point. Blade measures 14 ¾cms in length. Remains of the original black paint to the grip. No scabbard.
Lot 581
WW1 Welsh Machine Gunners Fighting Knife, rope bound grip with steel top pommel and Z shaped movable steel guard. Double edged leaf shape blade with central ridge, blade stamped “DROS URDDAS CYMRU” to one side. Housed in a webbing style scabbard. We are of the opinion that this is an old museum quality reproduction, being sold as viewed and not subject to return.
Lot 582
Great War 1917 Dated Military Issue Kukri, two piece wooden grips with three brass rivets, curved Kukri style blade, measuring 32cms, clipped cut tip. Blade with heavy surface pitting / rusting. Housed in 1917 dated leather scabbard with brass riveted edge and brass securing stud, leather belt loop to the reverse of the scabbard and leather cross strap. Leather with some damage and wear.
Lot 583
WW2 British Military Issue Gurkha Kukri, two piece wooden grips secured by two steel studs and steel top cap. Steel Kukri style curved blade with stampings. Blade measures 30 ½cms in length. Housed in its original leather covered scabbard with blackened brass lower chape. Scabbard stamped with War Department markings and clear 1945 date. Very good example.
Lot 584
WW2 British Military Issue Gurkha Kukri, two piece wooden grips secured by two steel studs and steel top cap. Steel Kukri style curved blade with various stampings. Blade measures 31cms in length. Housed in its original leather covered scabbard with brass lower chape. Scabbard stamped with War Department markings and clear 1945 date. Very good example.
Lot 586
WW2 Fairbairn Sykes 2nd Pattern Ring and Beaded Commando Knife, blackened brass handle with ring and bead grip section, plain un-marked cross guard, stiletto type double edge blade measuring 17 ½ cm in length. Much of the original blueing remains to the blade. Housed in original brown leather scabbard with brass bottom chape. Leather tabs and back section remain to the scabbard but the elasticated fastening strap is absent.
Lot 587
WW2 Fairbairn Sykes 2nd Pattern Commando Knife, standard example with chequered one piece brass grip, oval cross guard with broad arrow stamp, stiletto type double edged blade measuring 16 ¾cms in length. Some surface staining and pitting to the blade. Housed in brown leather scabbard with brass bottom chape. Leather tabs missing from scabbard but the back section remains and has the elasticated cloth strap.
Lot 588
WW2 Fairbairn Sykes B2 2nd Pattern Commando Knife, good example with chequered one piece brass grip, oval cross guard stamped with B2 and broad arrow mark, stiletto type double edged blade measuring 16cms in length. Much of the original blueing remains to the blade. Housed in its original brown leather scabbard with blackened brass lower chape. Scabbard retains the original leather tabs and back section with brown cloth strap. Good example overall.
Lot 589
WW2 Fairbairn Sykes B2 2nd Pattern Commando Knife, one piece chequered brass grip with steel top nut fitting, oval guard stamped B2 with broad arrow to one side and the other side being stamped ENGLAND. Stiletto type double edged blade measuring 16cms in length. Much of the blueing remains to the blade. No scabbard.
Lot 590
WW2 Fairbairn Sykes 2nd Pattern Commando Knife by Wilkinson Sword, good used example of an early 2nd pattern Fairbairn Sykes commando knife with one piece brass chequered handle, un-marked downturned oval cross guard, stiletto type double edged blade measuring 16 ½cms in length. Blade is etched with “THE FS FIGHTING KNIFE” to one side and the other etched with Wilkinson Sword London trademark. Blade shows some wear and staining. Housed in its original brown leather scabbard with blackened brass lower chape, leather scabbard tabs have been removed, backing section remains with brown cloth strap.
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