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Click here to subscribeVictorian Inns of Court Rifle Volunteers Officers Leather Cross Belt with badge and whistle: wooden Police truncheon with leather lanyard: WW1 Swagger Stick for 1st Battl Yorks & Lancs, 67cm long: WW2 British Home Front Respirator (rubber a/f) in ladies private purchase bag: and a leather cased Postillian Horse Shoe and a vanity case. (6)
WW2 Third Reich Adolf Hitler Cigarette card albums x 2 (Spines to both books a/f, one in poor condition) Private purchase wallet with Heer eagle and Iron Cross designs to cover a/f, three photos of Heer & KM troops, 4. Polizei Sportsfest third place certificate 1924 with stick pin, Allied press release photo, a set of modern reprint Willrich artwork, leather knife scabbard, Colditz gaming board only, etc.
Two Kukri knives: one without scabbard with plated 32cm blade and one with scabbard a/f without the two knives with 29cm blade marked "E68" and post war "HJ" style Boy Scout knife a/f and a Far Eastern Sword with 58cm long blade with cast brass Lion grip (no scabbard) and part of a sword stick. (6)
An early 20th century Aston & Mander of London horse hand measuring stick walking stick cane having a segmented knob handle made of bamboo root ball fitted to smooth tapering bamboo shaft. Opens to reveal measuring stick with fold out brass bar with level still having bubble. Please see images.
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY WALKING STICK, the ivory handle carved as a cornucopia of fruits, above white metal collar engraved TO T. CLIVE DAVIES With best wishes FROM THE BRITISH CLUB HAWAII April 21. 1917., the tapering haft composed of bands of different exotic woods, metal ferrule, 81cm long over all.
A LATE 19TH CENTURY WALKING STICK, the ivory handle carved as the head of a duck wearing bonnet and glasses, above foliate embossed silver collar hallmarked London 1890 and with maker's mark for Thomas Davis (stick maker Avebury St, Hoxton, London), ebonised haft, metal ferrule, 90.5cm long over all.
A 19TH CENTURY ORIENTAL SWORD STICK, the ivory pommel carved as the head of a gentleman with abalone inset beetle on his forehead, above white metal collar embossed with figures and a rickshaw amidst foliage, malacca haft enclosing 69cm flattened diamond section blade, metal ferrule, 94.5cm long over all.
A 19TH CENTURY SWORD STICK, 68.5cm diamond section tapering blade with traces of blued decoration and TOLEDO, stained wood handle and sheath, metal ferrule, 90cm long over all, together with a swagger sword stick, 40.5cm flattened diamond section blade, leather handle and sheath, 60.5cm long over all. (2)
AN EDWARDIAN SWORD STICK, 68cm fullered blade with foliate decoration highlighted in gilt, the wood handle carved as a dog's head, the bamboo sheath with silver foliate engraved collar hallmarked London 1901 and with maker's mark HT probably for Henry Tracy & Sons, metal ferrule, 88.5cm long over all, together with a loading rod for a rifle, 81cm long over all. (2)
A Georgian mahogany open elbow chair with moulded stick back, shaped and scrolled arms over a generous drop in upholstered seat raised on square cut and moulded supports united by a H shaped stretcher, together with a Hepplewhite style dining chair with combed splat and five 19th century bar back dining chairs of varying design, to include a pair of sabre leg examples with panelled seats (7)
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