35 / 123
35
909
Royal Ordinance Factory 66mm rocket launcher tube.
Marked 'RKT 66mm HEAT LIAZ? FUZE 5.4 RA
6/74'. With firing instructions. Deactivated with
certificate.
£200 - £250
910
Shell: 100mm Armour Piercing Inert round for the T55
Battle Tank. Length 37". (Buyer collects)
£70 - £80
911
Shell: 100mm Fragmentation Drill Round (MT12 - Anti
tank gun). Length 51". (Buyer collects)
£70 - £80
912
Shell: 100mm Inert round for the T55 battle tank.
Length 39". (Buyer collects)
£70 - £80
913
Shell: 100mm Steel Armour Piercing drill round for the
T55 battle tank. Inert. Length 43". (Buyer collects)
£70 - £80
914
Shell: A large NAZI 88mm shell. Length 37" inert and in
good condition. Buyer collects.
£130 - £140
915
Shotgun: A deactivated 12 bore box lock Belgian, sawn
off shotgun. Barrels shortened to 20" and marked
'MANUFACTURE ARMES DE GUERRE HERSTAL
Belgique' In good working order and condition. With
D/Act certificate.
£80 - £90
916
Shotgun: A deactivated 19th century Double Barrelled
12 bore under lever shotgun by Birt Brothers
Huddersfield. Damascus barrels, engraved back action
locks, walnut stocks (one minor crack, horn forend
missing). A good quality gun in its time. Worn overall
and in working order. A good decorator. With D/Act
cert.
£80 - £90
917
Shotgun: A deactivated 19th century single barrelled
9mm shotgun. Barrel 22". Flobert type trapdoor action
circa 1880. Chequered stock. Unusual and attractive
garden gun. Working order and good condition overall.
£70 - £80
918
Shotgun: A deactivated Belgian folding .410 (Poacher's)
Shotgun barrel 26". Flobert type action. Good working
order and condition.
£60 - £70
919
Shotgun: A deactivated double barrelled 12 bore 19th
century shotgun by W.B. Pape. Damascus barrels 30".
Back action locks in good working order. A good gun in
its time, unusual hammer design and barrel release catch.
An excellent wall hanger.
£80 - £90
920
Shotgun: A good Victorian, single barrelled percussion
shotgun of approx 28 bore. Long barrel 44" with integral
'V' sight chequered hardwood stock. Plain Enfield style
lock. Works on 1st & 2nd lock. Brass tipped steel ramrod.
Possibly a trade gun for India or America No markings
and in good condition for this type. An excellent wall
hanger.
£120 - £140
921
Sub Machine Gun: A British Sterling Sub machine gun.
New spec. de/act (2013). Marked 'STERLING SMG
MK4'. Worn overall with certificate of deactivation.
£300 - £350
922
Sub Machine Gun: A WW2 Russian PPSH sub machine
gun dated 1944. Deactivated in 2014 with certificate. In
good condition.
£200 - £220
923
Sub Machine Gun: WW2 MK2 Sten Gun. New spec de-
act. Blackened finish. V.G.C. overall. With de-act
certificate. (2014)
£300 - £350
924
Sword - Victorian sword with leather field scabbard and
frog, blade named 'Tower Hamlets Rifle Brigade'. Maker
marked 'Robert Mole' and numbered 'M2734'.
£200 - £250
925
Sword General Staff Officer Marmaluk with clean blade
made by Wilkinson Pal Mal London (chip out of one
grip)
£280 - £290
926
Sword + Bayonet - An 1845 Pattern Infantry Officers
sword. Brass guard with 'V.R.' Cypher. Folding guard.
Slim single edged blade 32" (tip rounded). Wirebound
fishskin hilt. In grubby but sound condition, no scabbard.
Plus a French Model 1866 Sabre bayonet with the trade
stamp of Weyersberg at the ricasso. No scabbard. Blade
rounded at the tip. (2)
£40 - £45
927
Swordstick: a good Victorian Swordstick handle made
from antler. Blade 26" of square form. Silver coloured
ferrule engraved 'W. WOOD'. Press release catch.
Polished wood shaft with brass ferrule. A quality walking
come Swordstick.
£40 - £45
928
Swords: 1) A French early 19th century Briquet sword.
Brass ribbed hilt (28 ribs). Unfullered blade 24" approx
with oval stamp to ricasso. Blade with numerous nicks. 2)
A French Model 1866 Chasspot. No scabbard with
damaged muzzle ring. A/F. 3) A French Model 1874
Gras Epee bayonet, no scabbard. (Pitted overall) (3) a/f
£40 - £45
929
Swords: 1) a (tourist?) quality Spanish Bullfighters sword.
Traditional hilt (quillon broken & present). In its steel
mounted leather scabbard. 2) A good court type sword
by 'T. Guthrie of Cork St. London'. Slim blade 32" with
foliate engraving and a coat of arms. Brass ornate straight
crossguard with clamshell type guard. Wirebound grip
with brass crown shaped pommel. No scabbard. This is,
was, a quality sword in its time. 3) A shortenend
unmarked Dragoon type sabre. Brass triple bar hilt (3)
a/f
£30 - £35
930
Sword: A 1796 Pattern Light Cavalry Troopers Sword.
Excellent fullered broad blade 33" marked with the
Board of Ordnance 'B6O' mark and top of the blade
'WOOLLEY'. Leather wrap grip (wear and minor losses).
Back piece with 'EAR' Good stirrup hilt. In its iron
scabbard (painted black) with medium pitting overall.
Two rings. A good example of this iconic sword with an
above average blade.
£300 - £350
931
Sword: A Dutch 'Heiho' modified 'Kleewang'. Blade 18".
Ricasso marked 'HEMBRUNG'. Originally made for the
Dutch Army by Hembrug and modified when captured
by the Japanese when they took the Dutch East Indies.
Used mainly for clearing brush and jungle. In its leather
scabbard with brass chape. Good all original condition.
£60 - £65
932
Sword: A fine 1897 Pattern Geo V Infantry Officers
sword in its leather field service scabbard. Top of blade
numbered 'M7290'. Finely etched with Crown & Geo V
Cypher. The whole in excellent condition.
£150 - £160
933
Sword: A good 1821 Pattern Royal Artillery Officers
sword in its leather field service scabbard with frog strap
(A/F) Blade 34" in good condition marked with the
George VI Cypher and 'Royal Artillery'. Top flat marked
'MADE IN ENGLAND'. Triple bar guard with wire
bound fishskins grip. A good example of this popular
sword.
£150 - £160
934
Sword: A good example XIII Cuitassiels Broadsword
manufactured at KLINGENTHAL in January 1822.
Double fullered blade 38" with French stamps and
makers details in script to top flat. Classic 3 bar hilt and
ribbed grip. In its steel scabbard with two suspension
rings. The whole in collectors grade condition.
£400 - £450
935
Sword: A good Scottish Cross Hilt sword George V
(1910-30) by J.R. GAUNT & SON Ltd. Late Edward
Thurkle London & Birmingham. Square ricasso, double
fullered broadsword blade 33" well etched with thistle
decoration. Wirebound fishskin hilt with bun pommel
(pommel unscrews so that a basket hilt can be
substituted. Straight crossguard with ball finials. In its
leather scabbard with frog loop. (Some losses to leather
near the chape which is missing). This sword was the
property of Chief Constable Sir William Booth Rennie
Morren (see also his medals in this sale)
£250 - £300
936
Sword: A pair of Brass stirrup hilted 'Briquet' side arms
without scabbards. 1) A good example with makers mark
PH & G. and a rack number 'No.56'. There are 26 ribs
on the grip. Blade fullered 26". 2) Unmarked, tip missing.
These are possible early 19th century French Briquets.
(2)
£100 - £110
937
Sword: A Pattern 1796 Cavalry Troopers sword.
Standard blade 33". No visible markings, rusted overall,
ribbed leather grip, twin langet. No scabbard.
£60 - £65
938
Sword: A Pattern 1890 Cavalry Troopers sword. Blade
34.5". Maltese Cross pierced bowl. Chequered leather
hilt with S rivets. In its steel scabbard with two fixed
rings. Light rusting and in good overall condition.
£150 - £160
939
Sword: A pattern 1895 Victorian Infantry Officers
sword. Wirebound fishskin grip. Pierced guard with VR
Cypher makers name 'E. THURKLE' to ricasso. Blade
33" with foliate etching and VR Cypher. In its leather
field service scabbard (worn with some losses). Stitching
split. Worn overall.
£90 - £100
940
Sword: A rare and desirable 1821 Pattern Heavy Cavalry
Troopers sword. Sheet iron guard with engraved border.
Old leather cover inside the bowl. Leather wrap to grip,
complete with no losses. Steel back piece with 'ear'. Blade
36" with fuller and in fine condition with original polish.
In its two ring steel scabbard (lightly pitted overall as is
the bowl guard). A good example of this much sought
after heavy cavalry sword. A collector's lot.
£500 - £550
941
Sword: A U.S. Model 1902 Officers sword by 'REEDS'.
Etched blade with owners name 'DANIEL MURPHY'.
Brass guard. Damaged wooden grip with losses. In its
leather field service scabbard.
£60 - £65