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1043

A good 1821 Pattern Artillery Officers sword. Blade 33".

Engraved to the '1st GLOUCESTER VOLUNTEER

ARTILLERY' and the officers initials 'A.D.S.'. Ricasso

marked to 'HOWSON & SONS, 305 LEXINGTON

ST. LONDON W'. Good wire bound fish skin grip.

Triple bar hilt in its leather field service scabbard (frog

strap slightly a/f). Some age staining overall. A 'sleeper'

in good untouched condition.

£150 - £160

1044

A good French percussion rifle converted from flintlock.

Tang marked 'T-bis' and dated 1822. Fixed rearsight.

Excellent woodwork. Crisp action. Brass barrel bands.

Barrel 36". Brass furniture. Barrel dated 1832. Very good

working order & condition.

£200 - £250

1045

A good P'53 Enfield .577 British percussion service rifle.

Standard lock with Crown & 'V.R.' to tail and '1857' &

British inspection mark. Stand barrel 39" with 3 bands.

Good walnut stock with circular WD stamp & ^ Arrow.

Standard brass furniture, buttstock tang regimentally

marked 'I.C 594'. Proofs & inspection marks to breech.

Original ramrod with inspection mark. Crisp action on

1st & 2nd cock plus nipple chain. Good working order

and condition.

£390 - £410

1046

A good USM1 Carbine knife bayonet. Blade approx 7".

Blued blade & mounts. Of superior construction with

ribbed plastic composition grips secured by two screws.

Complete with its brown faux wood plastic scabbard. A

variation used for European allies (?). Very good

condition overall.

£40 - £50

1047

A good U.S Model M5 bayonet for the M1 Garand rifle.

Pommel top marked 'HTK M/63'. Black plastic grips in

its brown plastic scabbard also marked crown over HTK.

Wear commensurate with service use.

£40 - £50

1048

A good WW1 P'07 bayonet by Enfield. Formerly a

hooked quillon version dated January 1912 (?). Quillon

removed but no oil hole in pommel. Excellent grips and

clean blade with correct markings. A good collectors

example.

£50 - £60

1049

A rare Victorian, fine quality, Bowie knife by top maker

'UNDERWOOD 66 HAYMARKET' stamped to

ricasso. The 7.5" clipped back Bowie blade folds into the

handle to form a 4" blade utility knife, supplemented with

a corkscrew fitted to the chequered grip. When fully

extended the knife locks into position via a lug which

engages with a recess in the blade. The blade is released

by an oval silver button in the grip. The knife is contained

in a full length tapered leather scabbard with silver (?)

chape (some stitching a/f but chape & collar are in good

condition). A belt loop and 'D' ring are present for

attachment to a (military ?) belt.

£250 - £300

1050

A rare WW2 2nd Pattern Wilkinson sword F.S. knife with

the owners name etched by Wilkinson in a banner on the

blade. Knife is a standard 2nd pattern with brass grip

with light hatching. Ricasso is marked 'The F.S. Fighting

Knife' in a panel. The reverse is marked 'Wilkinson

Sword', London'. In a banner along the blade is marked

'WARREN K. HORNE 18157516 PFC'. Warren K.

Horne enlisted in the U.S. Infantry at Sam Antonio on

26.9.1942. He was born in 1923 in Texas. The knife was

a private purchase from the Wilkinson Sword Company

in 1943. This would indicate he was sent overseas to

London for the Normandy landings in 1944. In its leather

scabbard with later retaining loop.

£500 - £550

1051

A scarce 1st Pattern F.S. knife by Wilkinson sword. Blade

6.25". Square ricasso with Wilkinson Sword logo. The

reverse with 'THE F-S FIGHTING KNIFE'. The grip is

nickel plated with coarse knurling. The blade has some

small dark patches and the blade may well have been

repointed. The scabbard has a nickel chape and shows

service wear as does the knife itself. Crossguard has

correct 'wavy S' pattern. A decent WW2 early F.S. knife

that has seen service use.

£400 - £450

1052

A scarce Austrian Werndl Model 1867 11mm (obsolete

calibre) carbine, made between 1867-1874. Only 11,000

manufactured. Rotating drum action, large side mounted

hammer. Woodwork with museum/unit tag attached.

The Werndl rifles and carbines were wildly used by rear

echelon troops in WW1.

£300 - £350

1053

A scarce P'07 bayonet with hooked fighting quillon.

Pommel marked 10 A.S.H. 901 (10th Bn. Argyll &

Sutheland Highlanders). Blade 17th Ricasso marked

'G.R. 1907, 11:12'. (made November 1912) and with WD

arrow, inspection marks & bend test cross. A good clean

& straight blade, dark oiled walnut grips (minor bruising).

In its rare original 1st Pattern scabbard with button

chape (minor repair). some service wear overall.

£350 - £400

1054

A scarce WW2 Fighting Knife d/edged blade 6.9". Blade

marked 'John Blyde CLINTLOCK WORKS.

SHEFFIELD' with Saturn/Genius logo (see P.137 of

R.Flooks F/S knife book) Turned wood grips 5". In its

original WW" scabbard.

£100 - £120

1055

A Spanish M1969 CETME Bayonet for the Model 58

Assault Rifle. Chequered plastic grips & bob type blade

9". In its steel mounted plastic scabbard with integral belt

frog. Good condition. Not often encountered.

£25 - £30

1056

A Swedish Model 1896 all steel bayonet in excellent

condition in its blued steel scabbard. Profuse military

markings. Excellent blade. A good example.

£20 - £25

1057

A USAF Pilots survival knife in its leather scabbard with

sharpening stone. Made by the Camillus Cutlery Co. in

1984. In good used condition.

£25 - £30

1058

A U.S Navy MK3 Model O combat knife in its plastic

composite scabbard. Bowie bladed knife 6" with saw

back. USN marks to compo grip & scabbard.

£20 - £25

1059

A well executed statuette of an 'Old Contemptible' to

commemorate 'The Great War 1914-1918'. Accurate

equipment. Height 11" approx.

£40 - £50

1060

A WW1 Butcher bayonet by W. Holler. Solingen and

dated for 1915. In its steel scabbard. A good example

with good grips and a clean blade. Minor dents to

scabbard.

£50 - £60

1061

A WW1 German Model 1916 original helmet shell from

the Somme. Found many years ago and painted '180

Regiment Thiepval. July 1st 1916' Nicely done, an

attractive original souvenir from the Somme.

£70 - £80

1062

A WW1/2 Gurka Kukri traditional blade marked

'F.COY 2/8 G.R. 706' (F Company 2/8 Bn Gurka Rifles

No.706) Blade 13" approx. (Minor pitting to blade) In its

leather scabbard. Wooden grip (old stress/age crack)

Decent original item.

£50 - £60

1063

A WW2 Bowie Knife blade 6" by William Rogers of

Sheffield. A good quality knife with brass cross guard,

rivets and walnut grip.

£20 - £25

1064

A WW2 U.S. M3 fighting knife in its US M8 scabbard

made by B.M. Co. Leather washer grip. Rock Island

Arsenal flaming grenade stamp to pommel. Clean blade

7" approx underneath of crossguard stamped 'U.S. M3

UTICA. a good collectors example of this iconic WW2

fighting knife.

£80 - £100

1065

A .577/450 Martini-Heavy Zulu War Carbine. Action

marked CROWN over 'V.R'. underneath 'BSA &

M.Co

'

over 1876. Early long striker indicator Numerous WD

and Government inspection marks. Walnut fullstock with

'WD ENFIELD' rounded. Brass marker disc dated

March 1894 & shows issue to a Volunteer Garrison

Artillery Unit. Sold out of service marks to woodwork &

action. This rifle was originally a Zulu War Martini later

converted to Carbine length for artillery use. A good

example with full set of swivels and ramrod. Knox form

cut as normal. Good working order & condition. A

'sleeper'.

£350 - £400