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1039
Sword: A Geo V 1897 Pattern Infantry Officers
sword by Fenton Brothers Sheffield (sword cutlers to
the War Office). Blade 33" (pitted with lifting of
plating). In its steel scabbard marked '12. 12'
(December 1912?). Throat screws missing. Some
pitting. Good wirebound fishskin grip. Steel guard
(minor loss to Geo V logo). Sound condition.
£110 - £120
1040
Sword: A George V 1821 Pattern Heavy Cavalry
Officers Sword. Etched blade 35''. Ricasso marked
''HAMBURGER ROGERS & CO LONDON'' Top
of blade stamped ''M6839'' Minor rust stains to blade.
In its black leather, field service scabbard, good
wirebound fishskin grip and pierced steel bowl.
£130 - £140
1041
Sword: A German 1888 Artillery Officers Pattern
Sword. Brass stirrup hilt, langet with cannons. Lions
head pommel. Wirebound fishskin hilt. Blade 32''
ricasso marked W.K.& Co. Blade nicely etched with
artillery devices. In its steel scabbard with brass
hanging rings. This is a good sword with light wear
commensurate with eye. With leather Throddel knot.
£180 - £200
1042
Sword: A good 1821 Pattern Light Cavalry Pattern
Officers Sword. Blade 33'', top flat marked ''London
Made''. George V cypher and Crown over ASC
engraved to blade. In its good leather field service
scabbard with leather sword frog. Leather bullion
knot. A good example of this popular WW1 Officers
Sword.
£140 - £160
1043
Sword: A good Edward VII 1821 pattern Artillery
Officers sword. Blade 34 1/4'', ricasso marked ''Army
& Navy Co-operative Society 105 Victoria St.
London S.W.'' In its leather field service scabbard
(minor loss to top) Wirebound fishskin grip. Overall
in good condition.
£130 - £140
1044
Sword: A good mid 19th Century U.S dress sword.
Blade 30'' etched with U.S eagle and stand of Arms
on one side and ''U.S'' in panel to the other side.
Wirebound fishskin grip. Folding guard with Stand of
Arms relief. U.S eagle to pommel. In its steel
scabbard with brass mounted suspension rings. A
lovely sword from The Alamo period of U.S. History,
a collectors lot.
£200 - £250
1045
Sword: A good U.S Society/Court sword.
Wirebound fishskin grip with ornate eagle pommel.
Clamshell guard with stand of arms, guard with eagle
& flags. Double edged blade 29" with engraving. In
its steel scabbard with three suspension rings. A
quality piece in good condition. Late 19th early 20th
century.
£100 - £120
1046
Sword: A Model 1889 Prussian (?) Infantry Officers
Sword. Single edged blade with double fullers. Blade
29'' with the two squirrel logo of maker Carl
Eickhorn (1865-1976) Twist wirebound black
wooden? hilt with Phrygian pommel. In good overall
condition, in its black painted steel scabbard (some
rusting).
£130 - £140
1047
Sword: A Sarawak Military sword by Wilkinson of
Pall Mall. Unfullened blade with raised decoration
(some areas of pitting) Blade numbered 18377 with
letter from The Wilkinson Archive stating the sword
was made/completed on 25.4.1872 and sold to
Messrs Gundy of Bath for A.D.C. Rajah with note
regarding The White Rajah!. Wirebound fishskin
grip. Brass mounted leather scabbard (some stitching
a/f) with some further details. Interesting piece
£180 - £200
1048
Sword: A U.S Infantry Officers Pattern Sword
possibly for the Militia. Sword dates circa 1820-1840.
Wirebound mother of pearl grip. Eagle head pommel
shell guard with U.S eagle motif. Blade 31'' with
simple decoration. In good overall condition.
£180 - £200
1049
Sword: An 1821 British Pattern Light Cavalry
Officers Sword. Stepped pommel, good wirebound
fishskin grip. Blade 32'' ricasso marked ''C. SMITH
12 Piccadilly, London'' Nicely etched blade with
Victorian cypher. In its steel scabbard (light pepper
pitting) two suspension rings. A good example of this
iconic sword.
£200 - £250
1050
Sword: An 1821 Pattern Artillery Officers Sword.
Blade 33'', ricasso marked ''Hobson & Sons, 305
Lexington St. Golders Green, London'' Nicely etched
blade. In its steel scabbard with two suspension rings.
£150 - £160
1051
Sword: An 1821 Pattern Infantry Officers Sword.
Blade engraved 'Prince of Wales Own Hussar's' and
the initials 'A.H.C' (Major A.H Cass) Major Cass
joined the regiment in India in 1851 and 1867.
(Indian Mutiny 1857) Sword by Henry Wilkinson
Pall Mall London (unnumbered). Triple bar steel hilt,
wirebound fishskin grip (handling service wear) In its
steel scabbard. Lot also includes and original 6 page
letter written from the Cavalry Camp, Balaklava,
June 17th 1855 with additions dated June 18th by
Lieut Arthur Herbert Cass. An interesting sword
with rare provenance. In good overall condition.
£300 - £350
1052
Sword: An 1827 Pattern Rifle Officers steel guard
with strung bugle device. Straight blade 32''. Edward
VII cartouche to blade. Maker Hawkes & Co 14
Piccadilly, London W. & numbered ''5970'' In good
overall condition in its steel scabbard (light surface
rust) Good wirebound fishskin grip.
£130 - £140
1053
Sword: An 1827 Pattern Rifle Officers sword by
Henry Wilkinson Pall Mall, London in its leather
field service scabbard. Good wirebound fishskin grip
and steel guard with strung bugle and Victorian
Crown. A tidy sword and a 'sleeper'.
£130 - £140
1054
Sword: An 1845 Pattern Infantry Officers Sword.
Brass guard with V.R. Cypher, folding guard.
Engraved blade (blade tip heavily rusted) in a non
regulation steel mounted leather scabbard (a/f).
Wirebound fishskin grip. (Guard & grip v.g.c.) a/f
£30 - £40
1055
Sword: An 1897 Pattern Infantry Officers Sword
with George V cypher & one pierced steel bowl. The
blade 32½'' with one following inscription.
''COMMANDING
OFFICERS
SWORD
PRESENTED BY MAJOR GENERAL SIR JOHN
WINTERTON'' In its polished steel scabbard. The
whole in Collectors' grade condition.
£180 - £200
1056
Sword: An 1897 Pattern Infantry Officers Sword.
Pierced steel guard with George V cypher. Ricasso
with makers details ''Army & Navy Co-operative
Society, 105 Victoria St. London SW'' Wirebound
fishskin grip. In its leather field service scabbard
(minor losses) Sword in worn but sound condition.
£100 - £120
1057
Sword: An Edward VII Infantry Officers sword
Pattern 1897. Etched blade 32". Wirebound shagreen
grip, plated steel bowl and scabbard. The whole in
good condition. Bullion sword knot to guard. In its
leather carrying case marked 'R.S.M.'
£90 - £100
1058
Sword: An Honourable Artillery Company Officers
Sword circa 1870. Brass hilt with flaming grenade
device. Wirebound fishskin grip, gilt brass mounted
leather scabbard. Reverse of locket engraved (hard to
read) ''GARDEN 200 PICCADILLY LONDON''
Double edged blade 29½''. These were private
purchase swords, design with French influence. Nice
sword.
£120 - £140
1059
Sword: An Imperial German Artillery man's sword.
Plain curved and fullered blade 31''. Square langets
one with crossed cannon. Top of blade marked
''Crown, over ''W'' over ''8'' (1908?) Clipped back
point. Brass X guard marked ''RIM, 17.5.''
Wirebound fishskin grip (wire a/f) In its steel
scabbard with single hanging ring. Good condition
overall with service wear.
£150 - £170
1060
Sword: An Imperial German Baden (?) Officers
Sword circa WW1. Gilt brass ornate guard, backstrap
& Phrygian pommel. Black ebony (?) grip with twist
wire binding (binding a/f). Nicely etched blade ''In
Treue Fest''. Blade 33 1/4'' single edge with twin
fullers. In its black painted steel scabbard (some wear)
with single suspension ring. A good quality sword in
its day.
£130 - £140