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Lot 265
George III sabre by Runkle Solengen A George III 1796-Pattern Light Cavalry Officer's Sword, the blade with single broad fuller, remnants of part blued and gilt finish, engraved to the obverse with crowned GR cypher between pendants and lambrequins and to the reverse with the Royal coat of arms between flowers and trophies of war, engraved maker's mark, ''T.T. Runkel, Solingen'' to the back, the steel stirrup hilt with ornate langets, the quillon with scroll terminal, wirebound fishskin grip, in steel scabbard. The scabbard marked, 'R Johnston late Bland & Foster Sword Cutler and Belt Maker to His Majesty St James's St London'. Blade length 29.25in. (74.3cm)
Lot 267
A Victorian 1897 pattern officer's sword, belt and sash. The blade etched with crown and VR cypher on pierced steel guard, fish skin grip, in steel scabbard and together with a red and gilt lace sword belt and sash. Blade length 33in. (83.8cm) Purchased in the 1940s at the auction of the contents of Lissloughrey Lodge, Ashford Estate, Cong, Co. Mayo. By descent to the current owner.
Lot 268
Victorian 1845-pattern officer's sword. By Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London, named to the ricasso and numbered 18674 to the back, with single broad fuller, etched with the crowned royal cypher and further profusely decorated, the brass gothic hilt with crowned VR cypher, wire-bound fishskin grip, the steel scabbard painted gold. Blade length 32.50in. (82.6cm)
Lot 273
Early 20th century Masonic sword and silver plated mounted baton. A ceremonial short sword by Spencer and Co., Great Queen Street, London, the straight 24½ inch blade etched with arabesques and a cross, with brass straight flared guard , brass grip and pommel, in brass and leather scabbard and black leather frog, with gilt embossed initials T. McC.; together with a silver-plate mounted coromandel-wood baton, the cap with engraved scalloped cross.
Lot 275
1912 pattern Cavalry officer's sword By Hawkes & Co, Saville Row, London, named to the ricasso and numbered 8088 to the back, with single fuller, regulation bowl guard, etched with scrolled panels, shaped wirebound fishskin grip, ornamental stepped pommel, in leather bound field scabbard. Blade length 35in. (88.9cm)
Lot 276
1912-pattern cavalry officer's sword. By Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London, named to the ricasso and numbered 45098 to the back, with single fuller, regulation bowl guard, etched with scrolled panels, shaped wirebound fishskin grip, ornamental stepped pommel, in leather bound field scabbard. Blade length 35in. (88.9cm)
Lot 277
1914-1918 Imperial German officer's sword. A German 1889-pattern infantry officer's sword, the straight, single-edged and double-fullered blade stamped with 'Mohr & Speyer - Coln', the brass hilt with triple knucklebow and Imperial eagle, wire bound shagreen grip with royal cypher of Willhelm II, in steel scabbard. Blade length 31in. (78.7cm)
Lot 279
1895 pattern infantry officer's sword with EIIR marked to guard, in steel scabbard. By Wilkinson Sword Ltd. named to the ricasso and numbered 77909 to the back, the single edged blade with single fuller, etched with the royal coat of arms above 'EIIR' and inscribed 'To BDHC from the Rifle Companies', pierced steel guard with etched EIIR cypher and shaped wirebound fishskin grip. Sword length 38.50in. (97.8cm)
Lot 1609
19TH CENTURY DUTCH NAVAL OFFICER'S SWORDmaker M. Pauwels & Cie. of Amsterdam and Rotterdam, the curved steel blade with maker's mark, and etched scroll and nautical decoration, with brass acorn cross guard, scroll and foliate knuckle bow, and a turned ivory and wire grip, 86cm long, contained in original brass mounted leather scabbard
Lot 291
A large wooden-handled hunting knife in leather sheath/scabbard CONDITION REPORTS Pitting on both sides of the tip of the blasde going onto the swedge, also pitting on both sides of the blade near the hilt and the choil and the kick. Numerous areas of wear and tear commensurate with age. Some oxidisation to the hilt and on the handle. Wooden handle shows wear commensurate with age. Has no makers mark
Lot 251
German M.84/98 Bayonet, excellent blade clearly marked crown ‘W’ over ‘87’ with Imperial acceptance stamped, good grips, regimentally marked to the reverse of the lower cross guard, mismatched regimental numbers to top chape of scabbard, good leather, all steel fittings to the scabbard present.
Lot 252
Mauser S98/05 Trophy Piece Saw Back Bayonet, a highly interesting trophy piece being a beautifully bladed S98/05 bayonet, maker marked crown over ‘Erfurt’. The back strap is marked crown over ‘W15’ with Imperial acceptance stamp. Good wood grips, complete with its original faintly maker stamped leather frog and NCO’s bayonet knot. Adhered to the scabbard is an original British Army Field Post Office stamped label to Mrs. J. Cocroft, 66 South View Sheffield’ with ‘Passed by censor’ stamps dated ‘16th June or July 16’. An historic item.
Lot 253
German S71/84 Bayonet, excellent blade, maker marked ‘Weyersberg Solingen’. Both the upper scabbard chape and the lower cross guard of the bayonet are marked to a ‘Machine Gun Unit, B.6.R.M.G.66’, good wood grips, marked to the back strap of the blade crown over ‘L’. Complete with its excellent condition leather scabbard with all fittings present and original frog with faint traces of regimental markings and bayonet knot.
Lot 254
German Mauser S98/05 Bayonet with Saw Back Removed, maker marked ‘Waffenfabrik Mauser Obendorf’ in its extremely good all blued undented scabbard. Wood grips good with its superb condition brown leather frog which is marked ‘930’. Maker marked ‘Hans Roma, Neu-Ulm, date ‘1915’ and complete with NCO’s knot.
Lot 256
German S98 Officially Shortened Bayonet, this officially shortened S98 bayonet and scabbard with its leather frog, NCO’s knot, maker marked ‘Alex Coppel, Solingen’ blade marked crown over ‘W’ over ‘06’ plus Imperial acceptance stamp. Good wood grips, bayonet working lug working correct, bayonet frog nearly mint, maker marked, ‘1916’ dated with portopee knot. Featured on page 46 and 47 of Feldzug 16.
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