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| EDGED WEAPONS: GREAT BRITAIN | ||||
| Lot | Description | Status | ||
| 20881 |
Bayonet Pattern 1840 Carbine Socket Bayonet. Triangular blade, no scabbard. No tang on blade. LOA 16.5 inches, 42cm. Extensive shallow pitting. No marking visible. Fair condition.
| SOLD at A$50 | ||
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| 20882 |
Bayonet 1842 Spike Socket Bayonet with triangular blade engraved '18', perhaps unit numbering. No other markings visible. Brass & leather scabbard marked 'WD' on scabbard & stamped 1164 on lug. Blade in good order with minor discolouration & surface rust. Leather scabbard bent above brass tip. Prevents 50mm of blade fully seating in scabbard. Other than this bend, brass fittings leather in good order. Bayonet LOA 55cm. Overall GC. Scabbard needs repair.
| AVAILABLE at A$100 | ||
| 20883 |
Bayonet: 1842 spike/socket with triangular blade stamped on ricasso WD,E27,2/84??. Unclear numbering on socket. Slight bend to blade from tip back 14cm. Blackening & minor surface rust on some areas of blade. Leather scabbard broken 20cm from tip. Stamped 'WD' on brass tip. Temporary Sellotape repair to scabbard. Further repair to blade & scabbard possible if desired. Bayonet LOA 55cm.
| SOLD at A$80 | ||
| 20884 |
Bayonet: 1842 pattern spike/socket with triangular blade. No markings visible. May have been painted in the past. Some remnants remain. Slight rust & overall pitting. No scabbard. LOA 52cm. Fair-Good.
| SOLD at A$50 | ||
| 20885 |
Bayonet: 1853 Enfield?? Cruciform blade similar to 1853 pattern. Stamped T3, 12.54. Minor rust & pitting to blade, no scabbard. LOA 55cm. Overall GC.
| SOLD at A$100 | ||
| 20886 |
Bayonet: 1859 Volunteer Naval sword/bayonet. No scabbard. Missing nut. Replacement wood grips, 'G606' on brass cross guard. No other markings visible. Some rust & pitting to blade. LOA 29.5 inches, blade 24.25 inches. Overall poor condition.
| SOLD at A$85 | ||
| 20887 |
Bayonet: 1859 Volunteer Naval sword bayonet. No scabbard. Leather grips loose & in poor condition. Minor rust to blade & handle. '755' marked on brass crossguard, lock nuts present & working. Overall length 75cm. Blade 62cm. Fair.
| SOLD at A$75 | ||
| 20888 |
Bayonet: ca1870s Elcho-type sword bayonet, sawback, narrow blade, knurled black leather, grips partly (20%) broken away. Pattern 1875. Markings WD 12 VR, Poss Enfield '1703' on hilt. Minor rust on handle & tip of blade.
| SOLD at A$140 | ||
| 20889 |
Bayonet: C19th Spike Socket Bayonet, surface rust & some pitting. No markings visible, no scabbard. Fair.
| SOLD at A$120 | ||
| 20890 |
Bayonet: 1914-18 Model 1907 by Wilkinson, June 1918. Re-furbished. Now in an Aust 1939-45 scabbard ('OA' marked). Evidence of old rust pit prior to refurbishment. VGC overall
| SOLD at A$110 | ||
| 20891 |
Bayonet markings of GRI MKII 4/43 RFI made in India from 1941. Overall length 450mm. Very good condition with storage grease present. Ref Skennerton b349.
| SOLD at A$110 | ||
| 20892 |
Commando Knife: Aust/GB, WWII era Fairbairn-Sykes fighting knife in WWII pattern, Australian sheath. Knife made by William Rodgers, Sheffield. A MK III in blackened metal. Sheath has male fitting detached but its still present. A nice example of a very popular knife.
| SOLD at A$250 | ||
| 20893 |
Machete: 1939-45 English made variant of the US. Collins machete. Blackened, non-maker marked blade. Slab wood grips secured by 3 x brass rivets. Hole through pommel for wrist strap/cord. VGC
| SOLD at A$60 | ||
| 20894 |
Pocket Knives. Collection of 36 knives of which 2 are of British Military pattern dating from ca1930s to quite recently & ca2000. The Military knives are WWII Whitingsloe (bale missing) & an unmarked black grip type. Some interesting makers represented inc Richartz, T. Ellingson Sheffield, W-nd Baker (Sydney), John Watts Sheffield, Holborn Co. Noticed a souvenir knife for Tumut. Also the wooden handled Electrician's knife of the type used by Germany in WWII but not Military marked. All metal multi-tool. A miniature knife (45mm long) with corkscrew (bail missing) in the shape of a bottle, as well as a wooden handle. Knife nicely carved by its owner. All knives are used, some are damaged, mostly average-GC. (35)
| SOLD at A$130 | ||
| 20895 |
Pocket Knives (4). Inc an early example with black horn handle believed to be a Royal Navy Sailor's deck knife, made by Atkinson Brothers, Sheffield (1845 to present times). It is WD2 stamped. This is unusual for a Navy knife as the RN ceased using War Dept stamps in 1845. The handle shows insect damage. Worthy of further research. The all metal Sailor's deck knife with checkered grip, dated 1944 issued to Commonwealth Sailors & some AIF units, pitting to blade. The other 2 Sailor's knives are commercial. One is marked 'Lloyd Triestino' & T/S Marconi (? Training ship Marconi of the Lloyd Triestino Line?). The other is a stainless steel Yachtsman's knife.
| SOLD at A$120 | ||
| 20896 |
Pocket Knives. Collection of 32 knives mostly 1940s-70s of which are 3 are of British Military pattern. Noted a 1941 dated British Army marked knife with fibre grip & never made with a marlin spike or bail (very unusual). Also an all metal German made pocket knife of rectangular shape with 6 blades (ca1940s). British Military knife with black checkered plastic grip (made in Germany 1965 by ANC). Also an all metal British Army pattern knife but made in Japan, an Electrician's knife, a curved hook blade knife by I.X.L. George Wostenholm (Sheffield) & another by Duebuoi. The remaining knives are of various sizes & materials. All knives are used. Some flts & over-sharpened. Mostly average-GC. Interesting selection with many varied designs. (32)
| SOLD at A$130 | ||
| 20897 |
Survival Knife. Army, Navy, RAF, 1984 dated Ministry of Defence issue with black blade, made in Sheffield with original scabbard. A fairly sought after, good quality knife. GC.
| SOLD at A$100 | ||
| 20898 |
Sword. C19th Royal Navy Victorian Master at Arms Sword (no scabbard) + Naval Warrant Officers Brass hilt with black skin grip, wires intact (minor loss of skin near pommel). Stepped pommel & part of hand guard folding. Length of blade 75cm, handgrip 13.5cm. Numerous minor nicks to blade and some blackening. Good condition for age.
| SOLD at A$250 | ||
| 20899 |
Sword: 1822 Pattern sword. General & Staff Officer's brass 1822 pattern infantry type hilt with QVC & General Officer insignia. Fish skin grips missing the wire binding. Infantry pattern flat backed blade. Etched but toned & light pitting. Brass scabbard with two hanging rings. Old repair to the middle section & a couple of dents, also missing scabbard mouth. O/a dull appearance & would benefit from a polish. (All gilt worn to brass) Overall GC.
| AVAILABLE at A$400 | ||
| 20900 |
Sword: 1897-19041 Infantry Officer Sword, Pattern 1897. 'VR' cypher & Queen Victoria crown to pierced half-bowl guard. Blade heavily worn & with surface pit but with evidence of foliate decoration & Royal Arms. No maker mark evident. Guard & hilt fitting re-chromed. Grip with wire bound white sharkskin. In its brown leather covered wood scabbard (this in need of some minor TLC). VGC
| AVAILABLE at A$350 | ||
| 20901 |
Sword: 1901-11 British India Army Officer Sword, pattern 1897 with 'E.R.I.' (Edward Rex, Imperial), cypher to sheet steel guard, blade marked 'Wilkinson, London' (dubious?) & 'I/ISI' beneath broad arrow with date stamp: 'I/09' (January 1908) to opposite ricasso face. Plain, straight blade, fullered each side, plain sheet steel guard with pierced decoration, sharkskin bound wood grip in its broad, brown leather covered wood scabbard with sheet steel locket & chape. Locket with ovoid frog stud. Blade worn, chips to sharkskin, overall VGC. Possibly intended for use by local officers or senior NCO's.
| AVAILABLE at A$400 | ||
| 20902 |
Sword: Pattern 1908 Calvary Troopers sword. A good example of the pattern issued to Indian Cavalry. Straight steel blade with age tone. Black checkered bakelite grips (a smaller grip to match the generally smaller hands of the cavalry troopers recruited in the sub-continent). The blade marked with broad arrow, maker's mark of Wilkinson Pall Mall. Top edge of the blade marked 'IP 08' & dated '5 19' (May 1919). All steel full bowl guard with remains of painted finish. Comes with its all steel scabbard (no paint remaining & with some age tone). VGC. (P)
| SOLD at A$400 | ||
| 20903 |
Swords: ca1910-40 Pr of Fencing Foils. Quite similar in appearance to lightened versions of the Pattern 1912 Cavalry sword. Thin blades of triangular section with rounded-off (rolled) points. Bowl guards with checked wood grips. Guard, counterfoils & hilt mounts chromed. Padded chamois lining to inner guards. VGC. An attractive matched pr of foils with a military based design. (2)
| AVAILABLE at A$200 | ||
| 20904 |
Sword: ca1914-18 Royal Artillery Officer's sword. Straight, single edged blade with spear point, fullered both sides. Etched with RA arms & badge & GVR cypher. No maker/retailer. Solid nickel 3x bar guard with plated iron back strap. In its Sam Browne pattern leather covered scabbard. Much wear to scabbard leather. Minor blade marks, wear to back strap plating. Overall VGC.
| SOLD at A$450 | ||
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