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An Early 19th Century Bamboo Swordstick, the 75cm tapered diamond section steel blade engraved with scrolling tendrils, the naturally ribbed grip with a later silver pommel, hallmarks for Birmingham 1910.

A Late Victorian Malacca Swordstick, the 66cm tapered diamond section steel blade bearing traces of foliate etching, the hilt with plated ferrule and foliate chased and repousse pommel; another Swordstick, with 54.5cm square tapering steel blade, the wood hilt with foliate chased plated ferrule and pommel. (2)

A 19th Century Wood Swordstick, the 66.5cm square tapering blade with a facetted edge near to the ricasso, with chip carved crook handle and haft with rubber ferrule.

A Late Victorian Malacca Swordstick, the 65cm diamond section steel blade with blued foliate decoration, the grip with foliate embossed plated pommel.

An Early 19th Century Indian Tulwar, with 79cm single edge curved fullered steel blade, the steel hilt with shaped langets, short crossguard with globular quillons, baluster grip and disc pommel; a Japanese Katana, the 70cm steel blade with narrow fuller, the forte chased and etched with script and number 46127, with brass tsuba, braid bound wood grip and metal scabbard; an Indian Swordstick, with fullered steel blade, hardwood haft and rosewood grip. (3)

A sword stick, 71.5cm fullered blade by Wilkinson, wood sheath and handle crudely carved with Oriental figures, and a further swordstick blade. (2)

An early 20th century bamboo swordstick, the blade signed G Morian, 36 Ave de L`Opera.Paris, length of blade 50cm.

VICTORIAN SILVER-MOUNTED SWORDSTICK with blued and gilt Tuledo blade contained in malaca cane, 80cm long overall

A British 1859 Pattern Cutlass Bayonet, Type 2, the 65.5cm single edge broad steel blade stamped with crowned king mark to the ricasso, the steel hilt with bowl guard, chequered compressed leather two piece grip, lacks scabbard; An Indian Ebonised Swordstick, with single edge steel blade, brass bayonet fitting ferrule, the grip inlaid with leafy scrolls in bone. (2)

An Indian Ebony Swordstick, with brass bayonet locking ferrule and bone inlaid grip; an Indian Swordstick, with aluminium elephant handle and leather scabbard; an Indian Kukri, with leather scabbard, two other daggers and a brass handled screwdriver; Eight Various Military Books. (14)

A Malacca Swordstick, the 69.5cm diamond section steel blade etched with foliate scrolls, with antler handle; a Masonic Dress Sword, the blade etched with masonic symbols and foliage, with brass detachable crossguard and wire bound grip, brass mounted leather scabbard, all contained in a leather tubular stick case; an Indian Colonial `"Snuff Box" Top Walking Stick, the horn pommel unscrewing to form the snuff box, with rosewood haft. (3)

Bamboo swordstick, along with Tunbridge ware fitted needle work box.

A silver mounted swordstick, length of blade 69cm, London 1885.

A late 19th century hawthorn swordstick, the short blade released from the pommel of the stick and held in place by a spring, length of blade 13cm.

A mid to late 19th century bamboo swordstick with square blade, length of blade 26cm.

A swordstick with aluminium handle.

Late Victorian swordstick with quatrefoil blade and white metal mounts

Briar swordstick with a silver metal collar, 33" long

Victorian hazel wood swordstick, 36" long

19th century leather covered riding crop/swordstick, 24.5" long

A swordstick, square section blade 26½”, by Wilkin(son) Pall (Mall) in its bamboo cane with smokey amber ball pommel and long brass ferrule. GC (dark pitting to blade)

A 19th Century Swordstick, the 26 1/4inch (67cm) single edge steel blade half blued and gilt engraved with foliage, with a narrow fuller to the top edge, the rustic bamboo grip with silver plated ferrule and pommel engraved with a crest, with bamboo haft.

A 19th Century Malacca Swordstick, with single edge fullered steel blade, horn pistol grip with beaded ferrule.

A Swordstick, with square tapering steel blade, faux antler grip and German silver mitre shape pommel embossed with foliage; a Swordstick, with single edge fullered steel blade and rustic casing; a Spear, with African steel socket head, the haft made from a fishing rod (3)

A malacca swordstick, slender blade 21¼" of rectangular section. GC

A malacca swordstick, plated SE blade 27" etched with scrolls and armorial devices and motto "No me saques sin razon, no me ambaines sin honor", with crook handle. GC

A good 19th century swordstick, SE fullered blade 28" with etched, blued and gilt panels, the walking stick handle of ivory carved with protruding head of a Greek or Balkan peasant wearing tasselled head dress, the haft of malacca with ivory ferrule. GC (repair to split in handle, release catach AF) Plate 9

A swordstick with carved ivory finial depicting eagle and serpent, bamboo cane

A 19th Century Malacca Swordstick, the 66cm single edge fullered steel blade bearing traces of blueing and gilt engraved decoration, with silver coloured metal ferrule and pommel; three Late 19th Century Indian Swordsticks (4)

A late Victorian bamboo swordstick with hallmarked silver top for Chester 1895 (af), also a silver mounted walking cane (2).

A 19th century rosewood swordstick, with 25.5in. blade, faults

Edwardian swordstick with slim blade, 36cm long and having silver collar, Birmingham 1903

A walking stick swordstick, etched blade 26" by Wilkinson Sword, with plain silver band and rubber tip. GC

An Early 19th Century Swordstick, the 67.5cm single edge fullered steel blade engraved and gilt with tendrils on a half blued ground, with rustic wood grip and stick; a similar swordstick, with flattened diamond section blade, with ring turned hickory grip and stick; an Edwardian Swordstick, with shorter stiletto blade, rosewood pommel with foliate stamped plated ferrule and ebonised bamboo stick (3)

An Imperial German Sword, the 65.5cm slightly curved single edge steel blade by Carl Eickhorn, Solingen, the nickel silver two bar hilt with curved quillon stamped 3H, wire bound black plastic grip and lion head pommel, the leather scabbard with nickel plated mounts and acorn frog stud; an Indian Ebony Swordstick, grip missing (2)

A Bamboo Swordstick, with rootwood grip, brass ferrule and badge, and with stiletto blade, stick cut-down; a Polished Horn Swagger Stick, a beech truncheon, a bayonet, two hunting knives, four folding pocket knives and a replica flintlock pistol (11)

A 19th Century Swordstick, the double edge steel blade etched "TOLEDO", with ivory grip and brown painted malacca stick; a brass sword locket and a leather covered scabbard (3)

A 19th Century Malacca Carriage Swordstick, the 69cm triangular section steel blade engraved and gilt with tendrils to the ricasso, the long handle with plated mounts, the cane with brass ferrule.

An Indian 20thC swordstick with a rustic iron blade, curved bone and horn handle capped by a brass lions head and ebonised wood sheath.

Photograph of Patrick Bronte in old age, in an oval gilt frame, 4.75" x 3.75", On the reverse is the following which was presumably the original Museum designation "Rev P Bronte; Various relics including an oval photograph framed and glazed, a small china blue and white plate often used by him and a sword stick. The photograph was owned by Martha Brown and was bought from the Ratcliffes from whom came also the plate. The swordstick is accompanied by a framed certificate from C Stansfield who sold it to Mr Dixon. It was given by Mr Bronte to John Hudson the elder of Haworth who repaired Mr Bronte`s boots for many years and was bought by Stansfield John Hudson the Younger his son", Included in the lot is "Emily Jane Bronte and the authorship of Wuthering Heights" by Alice Law publ by the Old Parsonage Press. PROVENANCE; Acquired from the Collection of the late Mr Robinson Brown (late of Haworth) Sold by Sotheby Wilkinson and Hodge of Wellington Street, Strand in their auction of The Museum of Bronte Relics on 3rd July 1898 lot 105. The catalogue a copy of which is included in this lot states the following: "A large proportion of these relics was given by members of the Bronte family at various times to William Brown (father of Mr Robinson Brown), Sexton at Haworth Church during 20 years of the Rev P Bronte`s incumbency, and to his niece Martha Brown, who for many years lived in the Bronte family. Those relics which were not inherited from these relatives by Mr Robinson Brown, he acquired from Mr A Gledhill, Keithley; Miss Nussey; Mr W Scruton, Bradford and others; a few were purchased by him in the locality." The collection had for some years been displayed at the Temperance tea rooms in Haworth.

A late Victorian silver mounted Malacca swordstick with straight single edged blade, length approx 69cm, etched with foliate scrolls and `Toledo`, the handle with silver knop, London 1897, the scabbard with brass end.

An Edwardian silver mounted swordstick, malacca shaft, the blade engraved and chased with foliate scrolls, c.1905

An antique bamboo swordstick, the knob carved in the form of a clenched fist, length 92cm.

A swordstick, 61cm blade, contained in its black wood scabbard with brass decoration. Visit www.sworder.co.uk for larger image and condition reports.

An early 19th century swordstick, SE blade 28½", with back fuller, with a little blueing and gilding to first third of length, malacca stick with hardwood top (minor splits), silver mounted slot for wriststrap, brass ferrule, 38" overall. GC

A Gordon Highlanders swordstick, with silver plated pommel finial, blade 23.75in.

A 19th Century swordstick, slender rectangular section blade 24½", marked Toledo at forte with scrolls, centre section with fullers and shallow scalloped edges at each end, malacca stick, brass ferrule. GC (crack to grip)

A Northern Rhodesia Police swordstick, bamboo with crested white metal mount, steel blade, 37in. max.

An Early 19th Century Swordstick, the single edge fullered steel blade half blued, engraved and gilt with scrolling tendrils, the grip and scabbard covered in snakeskin, with brass conical tip.

A 19th Century Swordstick, the square tapering steel blade stamped Solingen, with rootwood grip and bamboo haft, with later silver plated and brass tip.

Victorian Indian swordstick, with leather bound grip and scabbard; and a WWII British military machete, with leather sheath dated 1942

19th Century polished briar swordstick having a triangular blade, overall length 86cm

Early 20th Century plaited leather riding crop swordstick, overall length 60cm

An ebonised swordstick the handle with brass lion's head pommel and bone inlay, the steel blade 22in (56cm) long, total length 38in (96cm).

A late-Victorian Malacca swordstick Dandy Cane the Malacca shaft with engraved brass mounts and wrist cord loop, concealing an unmarked steel blade, with long brass ferrule, 39in. (99cm.) long.

Bamboo and silver mounted swordstick with ivory handle

Bamboo swordstick with silver studded knop

Malacca and horn mounted swordstick

A Great War Trio of Medals to 48541 Gunner R J Longmuir, RA, 1914 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal (1914 Star wrongly initIalled “P”), mounted as worn; plus group of four Miniatures, Egypt Medal, Queen South Africa Medal, four clasps, Kings South Africa Medal, two claps, Khedives Star mounted as form; plus 1887 Jubilee Medallion; plus German Model 1898 Second Pattern Bayonet and a vintage Swordstick

A 19th Century swordstick, SE fullered blade 24½" with a little original blueing, natural darkwood stick (old worm holes), small silver slot for wrist strap, 3 iron bands and rings (dark rust patina), copper ferrule; a European made etched sword blade for an Arab State, 30"; a small kris in sheath. Generally GC -3