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  • Nation : Japanese
  • Local Price : 15,000 kr
Japanese ww2 officer's katana.
  • Nation : British
  • Local Price : £1,150.00
English Officers 18th Century Sidearm. English Officers 18th Century Sidearm possibly naval with horn grip with worked rope design to top. The pommel raised tang and cross section with red leather insert, please note this has been replaced and down turned cross guard with acorn finials. The blade marker marked Havey which is repeated on the spine, single edged becoming double for the last 8 inches to the point. Overall length 21 inches “ 53cm the blade 16.5 inches “ 42cm
  • Nation : -
  • Local Price : £1,150.00
Royal Scots Field Officer&#acute;s Broadsword. Royal Scots Field Officer&#acute;s Broadsword George 5th in good condition steel basket pierced with thistle design complete with fish skin covered grip with chequered back strap and stepped pommel plus liner. The blade is engraved with thistles and floral designs plus Kings crown GRV and the reverse with regimental badge and name. Complete with correct field service scabbard and frog overall length 38.5 inch the blade 32.5 inch. Maker marked E Thurk London.
  • Nation : British
  • Local Price : £1,150.00
British 6th Gurkha Rifles Officers Sword ER 2 by Wilkinson. British 6th Gurkha Rifles Officers Sword ER 2 by Wilkinson in super condition. Regulation hilt with slung bugle and crown, fish skin grip and black sword knot. The 32.5 inch blade is well etched with the 6th Gurkha’s badge, crown ER 11 and floral decoration, the spine stamped 83583 plus marker details Wilkinson Sword London. Complete with parade scabbard also in excellent condition.
  • Nation : -
  • Local Price : £1,150.00
Household Cavalry Md 1892 Troopers Sword. Household Cavalry Model 1892 Cavalry Troopers Sword in super condition. The steel scrolled basket hilt incorporating the Household Cavalry motif and Crown and stamped HG 116. The blade with inspection stamps spear point. Complete with parade scabbard and troopers white buff leather knot.
  • Nation : British
  • Local Price : £1,150.00
English Georgian Military Sword J J Runkel. English Georgian Military Sword c 1796 period unknown pattern, brass pommel and cross guard with langets. The grip fish skin secured by twisted brass wire and loose ring to top fitting. The blade straight very similar to 1796 heavy cavalry dress sword with small central fuller engraved each side with J J Runkel Solingen, overall length 33 inch the blade 27.25 inch
  • Nation : French
  • Local Price : £1150
attractive French Steel Hilted Small Sword of the mid 18th century. An attractively pierced and chased French steel hilted small sword dating to the years preceding the French Revolution. It is a nicely balanced example mounted with an oval convex shell guard hilt and a hollow ground triangular section blade engraved with foliate panels at the forte. The hilt retains elements of its original blued finish which contracts nicely with the silver wrapped grip. The sword is an example of the high standards of design and craftsmanship  required of the 18th century French sword maker. The level of detail achieved in the hilt from such a hard material like steel is an impressive artistic  accomplishment. The shell guard is skillfully chiselled and pierced with a complex lattice of florets in the French manner within a thickened rim of four crescents.  The ricasso, pas d'ane rings, knuckle bow, quillon and pommel are decorated in the same sumptuous manner which attests to the homogeneity of the parts. The grip consists of a wooden rectangular section baluster-shaped core spirally wrapped with bands of flat silver strip separated by contra twisted thin ropes of silver wire and mounted with silver woven “Turk's Heads” top and bottom. The stiff blade tapers acutely to its point and is enhanced with engraved panels of foliate scrolls near the hilt on both sides. The sword is in good condition overall.  The hilt retains its original pleasing shape, shows little wear and no noticeable damage or repairs. The engraving is crisp. There is some wear and blackened age staining to parts of the blade, which is straight and undamaged.  The sword is well balanced in hand. The blade is 32.75 inches (83 cm) long and overall the sword is just under 39.5  inches (100 cm) long.
  • Nation : British
  • Local Price : £1,150.00
British Royal Naval WW1 Submariner Officers Sword. British Royal Naval Submariner Officers Sword. Lieutenant O’Brien was the commanding officer of the HMS B2, one of several submarines participating in Channel exercises off the coast of Dover in the lead-up to the First World War. Regulation sword by Gieves complete with dress knot. The fold down guard named to P B O&#acute;Brien the hilt in very good condition and the blade engraved with Kings Crown, Royal Coat of Arms and Fouled Anchor. Complete with black leather scabbard with gilt mounts again in good condition with slight discolour to drag all contained in leather cover. Notes: In the early hours of October 4, 1912, the HMS B2, while surfaced, accidentally collided with the German passenger liner SS Amerika. The collision resulted in the sinking of the submarine and the deaths of 15 crew members, including Lieutenant O’Brien.
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