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Click here to subscribeLarge Cold Steel Kukri & 2 folding knives (3). Kukri features rubber hatched grip with parkerized black coated blade with well sharpened edge, synthetic scabbard is missing front snap lock button, total length in scabbard 45.5cm. 2 folding knives both with wooden grips, lightly sharpened single edge blades, both lock out well at 22cm
C.1920 German hunting ‘etched’ sword and scabbard ‘Hirshfanger’ knife by Baron of Solingen. Features bone grips with triple acorn pins to each side. Gilt D shaped bar guard and hilt has plate loss to top of handle, deer hoof quillion and shell guard very good. Unsharpened 32.5cm spear point blade has makers stamp to ricasso. Beautiful hunting scene etchings to both blade facings with floral pattern down back edge. Leather scabbard in good condition, stitching excellent, metal mounts with light wear to gilt finish. Overall measures 48.5cm.
19th early 20th C. Arab jambiya Omani dagger knife. Good quality Jambiya from the early 20th C late 19th century. This style of dagger with the “L” shaped scabbard is called Omani, as it originates from Oman. It has a 19 cm curved and dual edge blade with a pronounced central rib, forged from good steel. The hilt is Rhino horn and wood with silver steel front panel and silver tooled decoration on the guard. The scabbard is wood covered with leather and set with chased silver locket and chape. The belt attachment is made of heavy silver rings and twisted silver wire. Very good condition. The blade has few small areas of shallow pitting and there are some minor dents so blade surface, edge still decent sharpness, period wear to the gold stars ton the blade and silver parts in general but lovely piece for age.
1950’s era Balinese Kris/Keriss knife with superb Pamor pattern dagger. Features an excellent blade with lovely Damascus pattern Pamor blade, upper blade very well detailed. 42 cm blade has 12 Luk or waves to length and an excellent keen blade edge. The throat ring has 3 blue and 3 red gem stones, wooden furniture is traditionally made with cultural figure carved hilt and scabbard that fits blade extremely well, scabbard has small section missing near throat and visible glue joint repair. Beautiful quality display piece, fit for any collection. Measures 64.5 cm.
WW2 German Army officer’s dagger and scabbard. Features cream coloured celluloid grip is in good condition, oakleaf pommel and 3rd Reich eagle and swastika cross guard. Good un-named 26cm long blade is in good condition with unsharpened spearpoint blade needle tipped. Scabbard is dent free and in good condition with 2 ring belt hangers. All-round a good clean example
WW2 type 98 Japanese WW2 officer’s sword and scabbard in Army field fittings, signed Asano Kanesane blade with kokuin. Type 98 hilt in very good condition with leather locking strap fuchi cover. Blade signed NOSHU ASANO KANESANE SAKU KORE, with the Turtle Kokuin quality stamp, measuring 89cm tang to point, 96cm pommel to point. Blade carries a fair cutting edge with beautiful wave hamon, minor thumb nail nicks near point, with some minor age darkening spots to surface. Wooden and leather scabbard for field use, missing upper lock to scabbard, with unusual brass drag cover. Souvenired by vendors father who ‘nabbed’ this in Borneo during WW2. Overall measures 99cm.
Of Falklands war interest, a Weyersberg Kirschbaum & Co Solange Argentinian issue M1909 artillery machete stamped "Weyersberg Kirschbaum & Co Solange and Modelo Argentino 1909" with scabbard and leather frog, together with a pair of Carl Zeiss Jena 6 x 30 binoculars, also stamped "Ejercito Argentino Morteros 81 mm number 39", surrendered by an Argentinian officer at the surrender of West Falkland taken by Chief Petty Officer W D Wilson flag bearer HMS Avenger, who after 26 years service left the Royal Navy as a Lieutenant.
Scarce British 1907 pattern bayonet with hooked quillon by Wilkinson, maker and dates from 1911 to 1914 on one side of ricasso, Enfield inspection marks to the other, pommel stamped with 2 over E.X. for 2nd Battalion Essex Regiment, and rack number 241, housed in brown leather scabbard stamped with Enfield inspection mark and date '08, held in 1914 pattern brown leather bayonet frog
French Model 1866 Chassepot bayonet made at the Saint Etienne arsenal, maker mark to the spine with the date May 1873, number '5' stamped to one side of ricasso, inspection marks to the other, serial number F 15752 on crossguard, housed in black painted steel scabbard, together with another example made at the Chatellerault arsenal, maker mark to the spine with the date May 1871,inspection marks on one side of ricasso, serial number 63947 stamped on crossguard, (2)
World War Two first pattern Fairbairn-Sykes fighting knife, nickel plated with 'S' shaped guard and checkered handle, 'Wilkinson Sword Co Ltd' etched to one side of the ricasso with 'The F-S Fighting Knife' etched to the other side, blade 17 cm in length, housed in dark brown leather scabbard with nickel plated chape, retaining strap with Newey popper above belt loops
U.S. 1917 pattern Remington bayonet, stamped with U.S. Ordnance marks on one side of the ricasso, and the Remington maker mark on the other, held in second pattern leather scabbard stamped 'GF', 1917 pattern bayonets were issued to the British Home Guard during the second World War and this item came with the Home Guard 1903 pattern belt also in this auction
World War Two U.S.Navy Mk 1 jungle machete, can just make out U.S.N. and parts of crown and hammer maker mark for Legitimus Collins & Co on blade near handle, black cellulite grips secured by four rivets, blade 64.5 cm in length, held in canvas scabbard with 'U.S.N. MK1' just visible at throat
Victorian British 1888 pattern Mk1 type 2 bayonet identified by the two brass rivets each side of the grips and a clearing hole through the wooden grips just above the top rivet, stamped on one side of the ricasso 'Sanderson Sheffield' with the date 3 '99, and on the other side with a broad arrow and Solingen inspection mark, '283' stamped on one side of pommel, housed in steel mounted leather scabbard, together with an ornamental Kukri made in India, (2)
German K.98 bayonet by the maker E.u.F. Horster, Solingen, ricasso stamped '42asw' to one side, 3187 over 'u' to the other, in steel scabbard, together with what appears to be a bad copy of a Third Reich Police bayonet with stylized Police emblem stamped on blade, another similar bayonet with swastikas and the word ' Bolangning' on the scabbard fittings, an SLR bayonet in relic condition, a post war German Hitler Youth type knife in similar condition, a British 1907 bayonet frog with frog stud missing, and a U.S. M1 Garand bayonet scabbard ( repaired), (Qty)
British 1888 pattern Mark 1 Type 2 bayonet, stamped on one side of the ricasso with V.R. surmounted by a crown, the issue date 5 '91 and reissue date '07, on the other side of the ricasso is stamped a broad arrow over WD and an Enfield inspection mark, on the pommel is stamped the number 245 and a sale or ' sold out of service' mark, housed in a black leather scabbard with steel fittings, scabbard stamped on the throat with the number 118 and Enfield inspection mark
Second World War German K98 Bayonet by the maker Carl Eickhorn, Solingen, maker code 'cof 44' stamped to one side of ricasso, 3194 over 'm' to the other side, waffenamt acceptance marking on pommel, housed in steel scabbard, waffenamt acceptance mark on the ball end, complete with leather frog by the maker Hans Leuter, Augsberg, dated 1940, with leather retaining strap
French Napoleonic,1st Empire, Model AN XIII Heavy Cavalry ( Cuirassier )Trooper's sword by the German maker Klingenthal, double fullered single edged blade stamped with the letter 'L' near the hilt,, spine of the blade engraved 'Klingenthal, Janvier 1814'. the brass three bar swept hilt with stamped arsenal inspection marks and rack number ' 369 ', wooden grip which shows signs of repair, has leather covering and wire binding missing, scabbard absent,blade 94cm in length
Russian cavalry Shashka and bayonet, fullered blade, with wooden grip and curved white metal pommel pierced to take sword knot, pommel stamped 22, leather covered wooden scabbard with white metal fittings to take Mosin Nagant 1891/30 bayonet stamped with serial number DG1914, 02 ( Hungarian Warsaw Pact factory code), and 'B' in a circle ( Hungarian stock)
First World War Belgian M1916 sword bayonet for use with the 7.65 mm, M1889 Mauser rifle and carbine, 'B' stamped on one side of ricasso, housed in a painted steel scabbard, these bayonets were produced from 1916–1924 at Manufacture D'Armes de le Etat (Arms Manufacturer of the State) in Liege,
Russian cavalry Shashka and bayonet, fullered blade, one side of ricasso stamped R259, with wooden grip and curved white metal pommel pierced to take sword knot, leather covered wooden scabbard with white metal fittings to take Mosin Nagant 1891/30 bayonet stamped with serial number CD0812 and 02 ( Hungarian Warsaw Pact factory code), scabbard throat stamped 747
First World War regimental pattern Sgian Dubh to the Seaforth Highlanders, the knife belonged to 2nd Lieutenant John 'Jack' Aitken M.C. , Seaforth Highlanders, who was awarded the Military Cross by George V on the 5th of April 1919 for his gallantry in saving a wounded soldier under fire on 28th August 1918, while engaged in the assault on the Drocourt-Queant Line while attached to the 2nd Battalion Seaforth Highlanders, part of 10th Brigade, 4th Infantry Division during the 2nd Battle of Arras, entry in the Edinburgh edition of the London Gazette reads, ' T/2nd Lieut. John Aitken, attd. Sea. Highrs. (2nd Bn.) , For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty east of Arras from 28th August to 4th September. He commanded first a platoon and later a company which had lost all its officers. After a night attack, finding his platoon enfiladed by machine gun fire, he reorganised them in a less exposed position, he then went out to bring in the wounded, fetching one officer from within fifteen yards of the machine gun. His courage and cheerfulness were a great encouragement to all ranks.', a native of Edinburgh, Jack Aitken was born in 1897 and passed away in 1959, the Sgian Dubh has a carved bog oak grip with early type Seaforth pattern St Andrews badge on star shaped etching, foiled citrine to top enclosed in thistle mount, it is housed in a pebbled leather covered wood scabbard with plain brass mounts, the blade has unfortunately suffered some rust damage and staining but is still a fine memento of a very gallant soldier
George V British army officers sword by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London, believed to be to the Royal Army Medical Corps, maker engraved to one side of the ricasso, proof mark to the other, blade etched with the Royal Cypher and coat of arms, hilt in checkered brass with sharkskin grip and wire binding, housed in wood and leather field service scabbard and complete with private purchase leather sword bag with remains of owners initials embossed
German Third Reich Army Officers dress sword by the maker Weyersberg, Kirschbaum & Cie, Solingen, fullered blade with one side of ricasso marked with 'WKC' and company's knights head emblem, Dove head handle, Army eagle clutching a swastika on one side of crossguard, black celluloid wire wrapped grip, held in black painted steel scabbard with suspension ring
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