We found 1381 price guide item(s) matching your search

A BALKAN SILVER-MOUNTED YATAGHAN, 19TH CENTURY, with slightly curved single-edged blade (areas of pitting), decorated in silver with stylized calligraphy and foliage on each side (small losses), silver hilt extending over the forte, applied with shaped silver studs, beadwork, nielloed panels, filigree and coral within raised settings, and eared pommel decorated en suite, in its wooden scabbard encased in silver repoussée with scrolling foliage and beadwork, and the locket decorated with beadwork and filigree divided by a pair of plaited bands, 51.7cm; 20 1/4in blade

A Turkish Yataghan Sword, hollow ground blade, 21in.(53cm), eared horned grips with brass strap decoration, 27in.(68.5cm)

An 1853 pattern British Enfield Artillery bayonet, single edged yataghan blade 22.5in.(572mm) long, in its original steel mounted, black leather sheath.

Three British 1853 Pattern Enfield Artillery Bayonets, single-edged yataghan blades, 22.5in.(57cm), with diced black grips, lacking scabbards.

A Franco-Prussian Chassepot bayonet, typically inscribed to top edge of yataghan blade, curved quillon, stamped 94692, ribbed brass grip, in its steel scabbard; another similar, lacking scabbard; and a French Gras bayonet, typically inscribed to top edge of blade, curved quillon, split wooden grips, lacking scabbard, (3).

A Franco-Prussian Chassepot bayonet, typically inscribed to top edge of yataghan blade, curved quillon, stamped 9678 in its steel scabbard; another similar with matched numbers 19530 to quillon and steel scabbard, (2).

A Whitfield 1863 Yataghan Sword Bayonet by Enfield, with single edge slightly curved fullered steel blade, the crossguard stamped 305, pressed leather two piece grip, the pommel with circular mortice slot; Three Socket Bayonets (4)

A Rare Whitworth 1863 Yataghan Sword Bayonet by Enfield, with slightly curved fullered steel blade, the steel hilt with chequered leather two piece grip, the pommel with circular mortice slot, with steel mounted leather scabbard and brown leather frog.

A British socket bayonet, a Yataghan type bayonet with brass hilt, a British No. 9 knife bayonet, and a small sheath knife. (4)

A Prussian Seitengewehr M 1871 Bayonet, single edged fullered sword blade 18.25(465mm), the steel guard stamped with unit marks 81R 7 120, with regulation brass grip in its steel scabbard. A Franco-Prussian Chassepot Bayonet, yataghan blade, curved quillon and ribbed brass grip in its steel scabbard. A French Gras Bayonet, typically inscribed to top edge of blade, curved quillon and two-piece wooden grip, in its steel scabbard, (3).

French Chassepot Bayonet model 1866 having yataghan blade with French address on back of blade edge, brass grip, steel quillon (some rusting to blade) together with 3 other foreign bayonets (4)

A group of 18th century and later swords comprising: an 18th century French cut steel hilted sword,the hilt with chain link guard, the grip of faceted steel with raised studs, the shell guard pierced and studded, plain triangular blade in its original black leather scabbard; a gilt brass hilted court sword with cast decoration of trophy of arms, the hardwood grip carved into spiral, with triangular double edge blade; another court sword with cast hilt and with a double edged blade with Islamic inscriptions; an 18th century small sword with a cast gilt brass hilt and slender double edged blade; an 18th century British light cavalry troopers sword circa 1796, the stirrup hilt with centre lobe, plain wooden grip, curved single edged blade signed 'Wooley'; a foot artillery private's hanger with cast brass hilt and curved single edged blade dated on the back '1834'; an 18th century light dragoon troopers hanger with cast brass two bar hilt with curved single edge blade with single narrow fuller on the back edge; and a 19th century silver mounted Turkish yataghan, the grip of traditional form with hardwood half round slabs and with silver band over the grip, the inward curving single edge blade with Islamic inscription in original embossed leather scabbard with silver ringed locket and silver chape (8)

A 19th century Turkish yataghan, with a fullered curved steel 24.5in. blade decorated in silver and gold with script and foliage, with a brass and metal handle, with scabbard.

A French Chassepot bayonet with Yataghan blade dated 1871, length of blade 57cm with brass hilt and curved metal quillon complete with metal scabbard

A mid 19th century French Yataghan bladed bayonet the blade dated 1860, length of blade 57cm, with brass grip and curved metal quillon complete with metal scabbard (polished) later leather frog

TWO FRENCH CHASSEPOT BAYONETS with steel guard, brass hilt, yataghan blade, 27 1/2" long, c.1870

An Enfield Yataghan Bayonet, the curved fullered steel blade stamped 2/85, the steel hilt with chequered leather two piece grip, with steel mounted leather scabbard-chape missing; two World War Two Period German Paperknives, each as a dagger with damascus blade, the ricasso with a red and blue enamelled shield enclosing an eye, with aluminium cruciform hilt-**Said to have been removed from the Messasmit aeroplane factory at the end of the war (3)

A TURKISH YATAGHAN, DATED AH (CIRCA 1806/7/) with single-edged blade formed with a slender ridge along the back-edge, decorated on each side in gold koftgari with scrolling foliage carrying a pair of calligraphic panels, white metal hilt, chiselled with foliage and beadwork and extending to a pair of shaped panels over the forte highlighted with silver and gold, and horn grip-scales rising to form an eared pommel (small chips), in its leather-covered wooden scabbard decorated with linear patterns in low relief on the outer face (later chape) 60.8cm; 24in blade The inscriptions include a Turkish couplet and "The work of Ibrahim, owner Hasan" ++The blade is in good condition, the gold decoration has small areas of very light wear. The hilt has small chips and the chape is later, as per the catalogue description.

**A TURKISH YATAGHAN, DATED ????, CIRCA 1850/1 with slightly curved single-edged blade cut with a very slender fuller along the back-edge, decorated with a gold-encrusted cartouche filled with a brief inscription on one side including the date, and scrollwork on the other, the forte enclosed with gilt silver beadwork and flowerheads extending to enclose the hilt, and fitted with a pair of horn grips rising to an eared pommel (chipped, incomplete), in its leather-covered wooden scabbard fitted with a loop fitting for a belt 58.5cm; 23in blade

FOURTEEN BAYONETS, 19TH CENTURY comprising a Wurtenburg model 1870 with its scabbard; a Belgium model 1868 Comblain rifle bayonet; a Prussian Jäeger Hirschfanger steel-hilted bayonet; two Prussian steel-hilted regimental sidearms; 19th and 20th Century bayonets comprising a Turkish Mauser bayonet model 1890; a Ross rifle bayonet; a German Mauser bayonet; a W.W. II German dress bayonet; a German W.W. I regimentally marked bayonet; an Austrian yataghan bayonet; a French Gras bayonet; a Swiss made bayonet for the Werndl rifle (14)

FIFTEEN CONTINENTAL BAYONETS, 19TH CENTURY comprising a German model 1898 Mauser rifle bayonet; another; another for the 1871 model; a bayonet for a Comblain rifle, with birds head pommel; a saw-back bayonet for a Swiss Pioneer Regiment; an Italian Vetterli bayonet; another two; a German Mauser bayonet; a French model, 1886 Lebel bayonet; a German model 1871/84 bayonet; two Enfield yataghan bayonets; and two W.W.I British bayonets (15)

A bone handled yataghan, the single edged blade engraved with deer and foliage by the near cylindrical handle formed of two sections of bone, 45cm long

A TURKISH YATAGHAN, 17th-18th century, with bone hilt and decorative yellow metalwork inset with coral beads. 75cm long.

A BRITISH YATAGHAN SWORD BAYONET, 1856, with leather scabbard. 71cm overall length.

French label bayonet, model 1886, white metal handle four side 52cm blade and conical scabbard; French 1866 Chassepot sword bayonet, Yataghan recurred blade, R49749; French 1866 Chassepot sword bayonet, inscription to back of blade from Chattellerault 1870 April

A FRENCH CHASSEPOT BAYONET with brass hilt, yataghan blade inscribed and dated 1867 in steel scabbard 28" long overall and an English World War I bayonet with steel hilt, wood grip and single edged blade in steel mounted leather scabbard, 23" overall (2)

TWO FRENCH BAYONETS WITH SCABBARDS, comprising a 'Model 1866' yataghan bayonet for a Chassepot rifle, the quillon marked with two distinct issue marks, '39.711' being French, and the German mark '65.L.I. 2.400.', brass hilt, the second a 'Model 1874' bayonet for a Gras rifle, serial no. 18201, scabbard serial no. 20181.

THE GILT-BRASS MOUNTED SHAMSHIR PRESENTED TO SIR CORNWALLIS RICKETTS BY THE IMAM OF MUSCAT AND SULTAN OF ZANZIBAR, CIRCA 1845 with curved blade double-edged towards the point, etched and gilt with celestial motifs within a panel over the forte on each side (worn), gilt-brass hilt cast with scrollwork enclosing expanded flowerheads in low relief, comprising cross-piece with fluted terminals, a pair of langets, and integral grip rising to the pommel, in its original leather covered wooden scabbard, with large gilt-brass mounts comprising locket and chape chased with flowers and foliage and a pair of suspension mounts decorated with masks in the French taste; together with A TURKISH SILVER-GILT MOUNTED YATAGHAN, 19TH CENTURY, with curved single-edged blade cut with an inscription enclosed within a decorative panel on one side and a further panel on the other, the lower portion enclosed in repousée silver, silver-gilt grip of slender proportion, decorated with repousée foliage and with an eared pommel, in its wooden scabbard encased in repousée silver with gilt-brass chape formed as a monsterhead and gilt-brass locket, in its chamois leather lined baize cover, with a label inscribed 'Formerly the property of Ali Bey, The Turkish Admiral': the shamshir and yataghan contained together in a contemporary mahogany two-tier case lined in padded red velvet, the lid with brass escutcheon engraved with the initial 'R' and the crest of Ricketts Bart., of Beaumont Leyes, and sold together with related documentation, as outlined below the shamshir: 84.4cm; 33 1/4in blade the yataghan: 59.7cm; 23 1/2in blade The documentation includes an inscription in Arabic and a contemporary translation as follows: 'From the humble Fakeer Said the son of Sultan. To his worthy and beloved friend the trusty Captain Hopson(?) May God preserve him - I wish you to go to the Captain of the frigate /English/ and say unto him that Said sends him a salam, even a great salam, and that Said is delighted at his arrival and that the country is his and he can have whatever he requires - and peace be on him. True Translation. A. Hamerton' and 'This sword was presented by the Imam of Muscat and Sultan of Zanzibar to Sir Cornwallis Ricketts on his visiting Zanzibar in H.M.S.Helena in 1845, in acknowledgment of the moral support His Highness has derived from the presence of an English man of War, at a time he was resisting the pressure of a French Mission to obtain commercial advantages by Treaty, over and above what had been conceded to the "most favoured nations", England included. The sword presented by His Highness for Sir Cornwall Ricketts' son (now in his possession) in 1845, was on the occasion of Sir C. R. conveying a silver tea service of Plate, a present from Her Majesty the Queen to the Imam of Muscat, to Zanzibar from the Cape of Good Hope. Sayyid Sa'id bin Sultan (1797-1856) was joint ruler with his brother from 1804 and became sole ruler in 1806. In 1822 he signed the Moresby Treaty with the British in which slaves to Christian powers became illegal throughout his lands. He removed his residence to Zanzibar permanently in 1840 and was recognised as Sultan of Muscat, Oman and Zanzibar in 1845. He encouraged the clove plantations in Zanzibar which became the world's top producers of that crop in 1860.

A TURKISH YATAGHAN, 19TH CENTURY with curved reinforced single-edged blade, the lower portion enclosed in a shaped gilt-metal panel set with numerous small pieces of coral in raised mouldings, extending over the hilt to form the back-strap, and a pair of morse grip-scales rising up to an eared pommel (one small chip), in an contemporary Balkan silver-mounted leather-covered wooden scabbard with large repousée mounts 56.3cm; 22 1/4in blade

A TURKISH YATAGHAN, THE SCABBARD DATED ???? for 1835/6 with slightly curved single-edged blade, decorated in gold koftgari with two calligraphic panels and foliage on one side and designs of scrollwork on the other, the lower portion of the blade enclosed in a shaped chased white metal panel extending to form the back-strap (small chips), large ivory grip-scales rising to a characteristic eared pommel (small age cracks), in a contemporary leather-covered wooden scabbard decorated with a panel including the date in the centre, and with large gilt-brass locket decorated with scrolling foliage and flowers 71cm; 28in blade

A TURKISH YATAGHAN, 18TH CENTURY with curved single-edged blade of watered steel, the forte encased with a brass panel engraved with foliage, steel hilt engraved with foliage, fitted with a pair of horn grip-scales rising to an eared pommel, each profusely studded with brass nails, in its leather-covered wooden scabbard with brass mounts engraved en suite 55cm; 21 3/4in

A TURKISH YATAGHAN, 19TH CENTURY with slightly curved single-edged blade cut with a brief stylised inscription on one face and a decorative panel on the other, the lower portion encased in a chased shaped white metal panel extending to form the hilt, set with a greet paste on each side and coral over the back-strap, and fitted with a pair of large marine ivory grip scales rising to form an eared pommel 58.5cm; 23in blade

A SOCKET BAYONET FOR A BROWN BESS BY J. ROE an Enfield yataghan bayonet, with its scabbard; a French Lebel bayonet; and A German Mauser bayonet, with its scabbard (4)

Three Bayonets:-Chassepot, the St. Etienne blade dated 1873, with brass hilt; two Yataghan, each with steel hilt with chequered black two piece grip-3

A FRENCH 11mm (NEEDLE-FIRE) 'MLE.1866' "CHASSEPOT" BOLT-ACTION SERVICE RIFLE, serial no. 27146, Dated '1867', with 31 3/4in. sighted barrel, unmarked receiver, blackened three-quarter stock with feint arsenal roundel on the right side of the butt, iron mounts and sling mounts, and leather sling (iron parts discoloured throughout); together with a French 'Mle. 1866' yataghan bayonet in steel scabbard (scabbard pitted). (2)

A Turkish yataghan with curved single edged watered blade, length approx 55.5cm, with Eastern silver decoration and inscription, Eastern silver decorated grip with ivory grips in its brown velvet covered wooden sheath with embossed Eastern silver mounts (minor damage to hilt, velvet worn).

French model 1866 yataghan sword bayonet in copper sheath; French Lebel 1886 pattern cruciform bayonet and sheath, and two Gras 1874 pattern bayonets. (4)

:A FINE PERSIAN YATAGHAN, late 18th / early 19th century, with 21 3/4in. single-edged blade profusely decorated on each side and along the back-edge with gold-damascened foliage and, on the left side, three panels containing inscriptions, the iron hilt decorated en suite (some minor wear to damascening on the grip-strap), characteristic walrus ivory grip-scales with worn Fenton & Sons label, in leather-covered scabbard (some wear to tip), probably original, with gilt locket decorated in relief with flowers and foliage (gilding worn).

A Yataghan, the blade with gold Koranic cartouche, and a jambiya dagger (2)

BRITISH PATTERN 1863 YATAGHAN BAYONET FOR THE WHITWORTH SHORT RIFLE, 22in. slightly shortened fullered blade, steel hilt with round attachment groove, numbered '508', chequered leather grips.

Militaria - Two Franco-Prussian Chassepot bayonets, each with yataghan steel blade, contained in their steel scabbards, (2).

A Turkish Yataghan, a curved blade 24 ½”, a brass mounted Walrus Ivory “Earde” grip, battered leather scabbard

British Yataghan Sword Bayonet having two piece chequered leather grip, circular shaped mortice slot possibly for use with the 1861 Whitworth rifle, blade 58cms overall 71cms

A French Chassepot bayonet 1866 model having yataghan blade with French address on back, brass grip, steel quillon, dated 1873 together with another similar in poor condition (2)

Two French Bayonets; Label Bayonets marked 'St Etienne September 1877 in steel scabbard. the other Yataghan bayonet marked 'Chateau Armes 1873' brass hilt. 22in blades

A Sumatran kris, wavy blade, wooden garuda hilt; a parang in open work sheath; a C African sword, spatulate blade, in wooden sheath (AF); a Turkish yataghan type knife, in brass mounted sheath. Average QGC. . . (4)

A French M1840 bayonet, yataghan blade 20”, all brass hilt with ribbed grip, with stamps on crossguard, in its steel scabbard with leather frog. GC (blade lightly pitted and worn, dark rust stains to scabbard)

2 Chassepot bayonets, one dated 1871, the other in scabbard; 2 Gras bayonets, one in scabbard; a p1856 yataghan bayonet etched Reilly...London in panel. Average QGC . (5)

An all steel Indo Persian dagger, broad flat yataghan blade, 13", etched with zig zag panels, integral solid hilt, and a jambiya, wooden hilt, in its brass scabbard en suite to hilt mounts. GC. (2)

British socket bayonet for Martini-Henry, triangular section blade, 55cm, in its leather scabbard with brass mounts; a French yataghan bladed bayonet, 1871, steel cross-piece and ribbed brass grip; British SMLE 1907 pattern bayonet (quillon removed) with scabbard. (3)

A German issue chassepot type bayonet, circa 1920, with 57cm yataghan steel blade stamped 'AC' with scales beneath for 'Alexander Coppel, Solingen', stamped 'C' on other side, with all brass hilt and metal scabbard.

A 19th century Afghan long Khyber knife, the 55cm steel yataghan blade with etched decoration towards hilt, the brass hilt with wooden split grip, with leather-bound scabbard and geometric brass mounts.

A FRENCH CHASSPOT BAYONET with brass hilt and yataghan blade, metal scabbard, inscribed, blade 22 1/2" long

A Turkish sword Yataghan dated AH 1247 (=AD 1831), blade 22" with gold and silver damascened dated inscription. Gilt ferrule and gripstrap with applied fluted corals, 2 piece walrus ivory grips. In its silver coloured metal scabbard embossed with foliage, stylised serpent chape, top with pierced filigree decoration. Good Condition (working life repair to scabbard) (Please see lot 92 for image)

Brass gripped and mounted US Model 1870 Naval bayonet, 20" fullered yataghan blade in leather scabbard

Two French 1866 pattern sabre bayonets, with brass hilts and steel Yataghan blades approx 22 inches; another with scabbard; and three others.

French Gras bayonet 1874 pattern, T section blade, steel cross-piece with hooked quillon, wood grip with brass pommel and leaf spring in its black japanned steel scabbard. Also a French yataghan bladed sword bayonet, 1853, brass grip and leaf spring in its black japanned scabbard. (2).

An Arab saif, 19th Century with curved fullered blade, iron hilt of characteristic form, horn grip, in its original leather-covered wooden scabbard; a Turkish Yataghan, 19th Century, with horn grip-scales (chipped); a Japanese Kris, in its scabbard; a Japanese Tanto, the blade retaining traces of a wavey hamon, in its scabbard; a Japanese Katana, with pierced tsuba; an axe, probably African; an African dagger; five socket bayonets; and three futher bayonets the first: 89.5 cm ; 35.25in blade (15)

A Yataghan with hide scabbard, white metal mounts and horn handle, assorted daggers, walking sticks and truncheons, (a lot).

A French Chassepot bayonet, with 56.5cm yataghan blade with brass hilt; and three brass-hilted hangers, (4).