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817
Bayonet: A British Pattern 1895 Socket bayonet for the
.303 Martini Rifle dated 1896 with rack number 798 to
ricasso. WD marked in good overall condition. Scabbard
leather and stitching good.
£40 - £45
818
Bayonet: A British Patt. 1876 Socket bayonet for the
Martini-Henry Rifle. Blade dated Oct/1888. In its steel
mounted leather scabbard (locket with Farsi markings).
Good condition overall, scabbard and stitching good. A
decent example.
£40 - £45
819
Bayonet: A French Chasspot bayonet made at
Chatellerault in May 1871. A good clean example.
£30 - £35
820
Bayonet: A Swedish Model 1875 all steel bayonet in its
blued steel scabbard with correct leather frog. In good
overall condition. Profusely military marked.
£25 - £30
821
Box of miscellaneous items including: dummy mortar
bomb, British sword hilt with broken blade. 3rd Reich
1884/98 knife bayonet dated 1942 by 'COF' (C. Eikorn).
In its steel scabbard. plastic flintlock pistol. German dress
bayonet, no grips, in wrong scabbard. Patt 1888 bayonet
missing one grip. WW1 Butcher bayonet, no scabbard
a/f chromed. etc. Buyer Collects a/f
£20 - £25
822
British bayonets: 1) Pattern 1865 Sword bayonet for
volunteers. Light rusting. Excellent grips. 2) Pattern 1913
bayonet by Remington dated 3.17 with P'07 grips. Both
without scabbards. Generally sound and good condition.
(2)
£20 - £25
823
Carbine: An interesting Martini-Enfield Artillery
Carbine marked 'A.C.1' dated 1897. Sold out of service
mark & 'C.G.' for Cape Government. Originally a MKIII
M-Henry. Butt marker disc to a rifle volunteer unit
'C.N.R.V'. Ladder of rear sight missing. In good working
order & sound original condition.
£100 - £120
824
Grenade: A good WW2 period U.S. Army practice
pineapple grenade complete with original green paint.
£25 - £30
825
Helmet Spares: A box containing seven helmet plumes
(horsehair?). A bag with helmet accessories (chinscales,
helmet badges (2), cockade). A useful lot, viewing
recommended. Qty
£30 - £35
826
knives as follows: 1) a Victorian bone handled skinning
knife by Harrison Bros (Cutlers to H.M. Queen Victoria)
in a simple wooden scabbard. 2) A good hunting lock
knife, blade 5" engraved blade 'ROSTREI'. Deers foot
hilt. (2)
£20 - £25
827
Militaria: A Great War marching compass by Barnes &
Morris London. W/D marked & dated 1917 (crack to
glass). Appears to be working and a small brass compass
in working order with a small military purse. (3)
£35 - £40
828
Militaria: A pair of walking sticks decorated with original
(?) WW1 brass and white metal cap badges. (approx 22)
£20 - £25
829
Militaria: A selection of 19th/20th century 'Slade Wallis'
equipment, all of which is in excellent condition. Lot
includes: Pattern 1888 bayonet frogs x 4 , Rifle slings for
the Martini Henry snider. Lee Enfield rifles x2, A pair of
cavalryman's gauntlets. Excellent lot. Buyer collects (7)
£60 - £65
830
Miscellaneous: A large hat tin full of military & other
leather work. Includes ammunition pouches (1907, Jewel
1918 etc) belts, straps etc. Interesting lot. Viewing
recommended.
£30 - £35
831
Miscellaneous: Old Military Pattern Kukri (scabbard
worn), and a military (?) axe marked 10.2.40, plus a
replica Brown Bess bayonet in its leather scabbard. (3) a/f
£20 - £25
832
Mixed lot: A cane sword stick overall length 34.5", square
section blade 18.5". Victorian era with brass ferrule. An
ebony swagger stick with white metal badge in the form
of a Maltese Cross surmounted by a Crown and
'T.C.B.C' & L', A modern carved walking stick. All three
in sound & better condition. (3)
£30 - £35
833
Muskets: two mid 19th century percussion muskets both
lacking their locks & hammers. A restoration project for
those winter evenings. (2)
£50 - £60
834
Musket: A scarce Prussian Model 1809 percussion
conversion from flintlock circa 1839-45. Sharp tailed
lockplate. Iron mounts, barrel bands secured by spring
clips. Fore-end band encloses front sight. Large heavy
hammer. Steel S plate. Lacks ramrod. Butt with letters
'C.T.' Barrel with rack number 168. This musket typical
of those supplied to the U.S. & CSA in the early part of
the American Civil War. In very good crisp working
order on 1st & 2nd cock. In decent overall condition.
£180 - £200
835
Musket: An Indian/Trade musket Pattern P58 .656
smooth bore musket barrel 38" marked 'BRADLEY'.
Lock marked 'Crown' over 'V.R.' and '1864' over
'TOWER'. Lock crisp on 1st & 2nd cock. Worn overall
but in sound original condition. Simple V sight. Martini
Henry ramrod.
£160 - £170
836
Musket: An outstanding replica of a Brown Bess Musket. One of a limited edition of 100 and numbered 'No. 008'. The musket was produced
as a limited edition in 1975 to commemorate the first shots being fired in the American Revolution April 19th 1775 at Lexington Green,
Massachusetts. Polished steel barrel with PoW Feathers etched to breech section & 1775-1975 in a scroll. Case hardened lock and cock
engraved 'No 008'. Handrail walnut fullstock with raised apron. Hallmarked silver mounts including: 'S' plate, buttplate, ramrod pipes and
trigger guard. Steel ramrod. The whole piece made to the highest specifications as follows: Silver mounts- approx 2lbs of silver used all silver
components hallmarked. Barrel 46" Calibre .75". Stock made from selected English walnut. Copied lock from the Long Island Pattern. An
original booklet accompanies the musket. The original cost of this musket was £1600 in 1975. A collectors grade lot in outstanding condition
and a rare limited edition complete with a Proof House certificate of deactivation. V.G.W.O & condition.
£900 - £950