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British Army Dated 1910 Barkers Patent Marching Military Compass

An excellent British Army stamped Barkers Patent dated 1910 Marching Military Compass.  Named to a H P Sadler on the case. Not been researched – in terrific, virtually unused condition. In full working order.  Complete with its original brown leather carrying case.

Condition of the Military Compass

In terrific condition and in virtually unused condition – all original paint finish remaining.

Specifications of the Military Compass

Diameter of the compass is 3 inches.

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Scottish WW2 Black Watch Officer’s Silver-topped Swagger Stick

An excellent and fine Scottish WW2 Black Watch Officer’s Silver-topped Swagger Stick.  Probably carried by a senior NCO or officer.  Very well detailed top with applied silver Black Watch regimental badge.  The silver top is silver hallmarked to 1943 with assay marks and anchor mark for Birmingham.  Silver hallmarked ferrule.  With light wood, probably ash, handle.

Condition of Swagger Stick

In excellent condition throughout – dent to top.

Specifications of Swagger Stick

Length of swagger stick is 28 inches.

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A good example of a British 20th Century Martindale Machete Cutlass.  Of very large proportions and with a multi-fullered blade and pronounced, upturned blade that is swollen towards the end.  Stamped  Martindale of England to the blade forte.  Grip made from lightwood and held together with a steel rivets.  There is a also a leather holding strap.

Machete in excellent condition

In excellent condition throughout – probably hardly used.  I believe that this type of machete is still being produced by the company and has been exported to many countries with the design remaining unhanged for a considerable period of time.  Although it could be used as a naval machete, it is most likely that this machete was used on land.  No scabbard – this type of machete tended to be used without a scabbard.  Blade length is 18 inches (23 inches overall).

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A good and unused example of a British 20th Century Martindale Machete Cutlass.  Of very large proportions and with a multi-fullered blade and pronounced, upturned blade that is swollen towards the end.  The grip is made from some kind of lightwood and it is secured by means of steel rivets.  Stamped to Martindale of England (Birmingham) to the blade.

Machete of recent manufacture

It is likely to be of recent manufacture as I believe that these machetes are still manufactured and exported worldwide.  It does not come with a scabbard but I believe that most would not have been sheathed in a scabbard but carried loosely on a belt or just in the hand.  In excellent condition throughout.  Blade length is 25 inches (31 inches overall).

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An unusual and scarce c.1690 Brass-Hilted Military Hanger Sword

This C.1690 Brass-Hilted Military Hanger Sword has a very distinctive decorated brass hilt bars of upward and downward form.  The pommel is also decorated with two large, pierced holes.  The plain blade is double-fullered and slightly curved.  The grip is wrapped with leather.  Origin of the sword is likely to be either England or Germany.

Condition of the Sword

Hilt is very good condition – blade with heavy wear commensurate with its age.

Specifications of the Sword

Blade length is 24 inches (30 inches overall).

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A typical Japanese Model 1886 Cavalry Trooper’s Sword

This Japanese Model 1886 Cavalry Trooper’s Sword comprises a chequered steel hilt and inset chequered wooden grip.  The hilt has a number of inspection and issue stamps to the underside of the hilt.  Good quality blued steel blade.  With matching numbers to blade forte and scabbard drag.  Complete with original leather sword knot.

Condition of the Sword

In good condition with some service wear to the hilt.

Specifications of the Sword

Blade length is 31 inches (36 inches overall).

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A good example of a British 1827 Pattern Rifle Volunteer Officer’s Sword – Scottish retailer

This British 1827 Pattern Rifle Volunteer Officer’s Sword is marked to a Scottish, Glasgow retailer on the blade forte.  With typical steel, Gothic hilt and strung bugle in cartouche.  The blade is well etched with royal crown, “VR” and Rifle Volunteers designation.  Grip is bound with fishskin and copper twistwire.  The hilt still retains its leather liner and the sword is complete with its original steel scabbard.

Condition of the Sword

In good overall condition with a little wear to the blade.

Specification of the Sword

Blade length is 32 inches (37 inches overall).

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An interesting British WW1 1821 Pattern Royal Artillery Officer’s Sword –  WW1 named Wilkinson to an officer in the Royal Artillery

This British 1821 Pattern Royal Artillery Officer’s Sword – WW1 Named Wilkinson – was carried by an officer in the Royal Artillery during the First War.  It was owned by H A de Boureire (or possibly Bourerie) and has not been researched.  He has an unusual name and would British Army Records would probably turn up something without too much trouble and time.  The sword is of typical form, with a steel, three bar hilt and grip covered in fishskin and silver twistwire.  The blade has the serial number 50777 and according to the Wilkinson Sword record (that is included with the sword) it was sold on the 14th December 1915.  Blade has typical engraving, including Royal Artillery motifs of cannon and lightning bolts and royal crown and cypher for King George V.  Complete with a leather field service scabbard.  An interesting sword worthy of further research.

Condition of the Sword

In good condition overall with some staining to the blade and wear to scabbard.

Specifications of the Blade

Blade length is 35 inches (42 inches overall.

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A very good Gurkha C.WW2 Nepalese Military Kukri Knife

This is a quality made Nepalese Military issue fighting kukri and not a tourist piece.  It comprises a ribbed hardwood grip with brass pommel. The blade is of heavy manufacture and well tempered and would have been a very serviceable military fighting knife.  The kukri comes complete with its original leather scabbard and also retains two by-knives.

The kukri (alternatively spelled khukri or khukuri) is a curved Nepalese knife, similar to the machete, used as both a tool and as a weapon. It is a traditional weapon for Nepalese people, and also a weapon of choice/side arm for all Nepalese including those serving in different armies around the world.  The cutting edge is inwardly curved in shape and is the icon of Nepal. It was, and in many cases still is, the basic and traditional utility knife of the Nepalese people. Very effective when used as a weapon, it is a symbolic weapon of the Nepalese Army, and of all Gurkha regiments throughout the world, signifying the courage and valor of the bearer in the battlefield. It is a part of the regimental weaponry and heraldry of the Royal Gurkha Rifles, and is used in many traditional rituals among different ethnic groups of Nepal, including one where the groom has to wear it during the wedding ceremony. It is known to many people as simply the “Gurkha blade” or “Gurkha knife”.  The pronunciation “kukri” is of western origin, the Nepalese people to whom this weapon belongs pronounce it as “khukuri.”

Condition of the Kukri

In good condition with some service wear to the blade and scabbard.

Specifications of the Kukri

Blade length is 12 inches (16 inches overall).

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A good example of an African Tribal 19th/20th Century Knife

This is an African tribal 19th/20th Century warrior’s fighting knife with a hand-forged blade and hand-carved grip.  Both grip and blade have a nice age patina.  The blade is decorated with incised patterning to the middle, ribbed fuller.

Condition of the Knife

In good overall condition with appropriate age wear to both handle and blade.

Specifications of the Knife

Blade length is 14.5 inches (19.5 inches overall).

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A rare example of a Nepalese C.WW1 Aluminium Gurkha Military Kukri

This Gurkha military issue kukri has an unusual aluminium, horn and brass hilt.  The blade is well tempered and of quality and would have been particularly effective in the field.  Comes complete with its original leather scabbard and two aluminium-hilted by-knives.

The kukri (alternatively spelled khukri or khukuri) is a curved Nepalese knife, similar to the machete, used as both a tool and as a weapon. It is a traditional weapon for Nepalese people, and also a weapon of choice/side arm for all Nepalese including those serving in different armies around the world.  The cutting edge is inwardly curved in shape and is the icon of Nepal. It was, and in many cases still is, the basic and traditional utility knife of the Nepalese people. Very effective when used as a weapon, it is a symbolic weapon of the Nepalese Army, and of all Gurkha regiments throughout the world, signifying the courage and valor of the bearer in the battlefield. It is a part of the regimental weaponry and heraldry of the Royal Gurkha Rifles, and is used in many traditional rituals among different ethnic groups of Nepal, including one where the groom has to wear it during the wedding ceremony. It is known to many people as simply the “Gurkha blade” or “Gurkha knife”.  The pronunciation “kukri” is of western origin, the Nepalese people to whom this weapon belongs pronounce it as “khukuri.”

Condition of the Kukri

In good, overall condition and with appropriate service wear to blade and scabbard

Specifications of the Kukri

Blade length is 12.5 inches (16 inches overall).

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A highly unusual African 19th/20th Century Sword with Massive Scabbard

This is a great piece and comprises a long hardwood grip, hand-forged blade and massive, carved wooden scabbard.  Am not sure which African tribe or peoples carried this type of sword but the design of both sword and scabbard is highly unusual and probably indicative of an area.  It also has a woven strap attached to the scabbard for carrying on the shoulder of the wearer allowing for easy access and withdrawal in times of combat.

Condition of the Sword

In good, overall condition and with wear to the blade – age crack to the scabbard.

Specifications of the Sword

Blade length is 16.5 inches (23 inches overall).

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Unusual Turkish 19th Century Cavalry Trooper’s Sword

This is an unusual piece as the style of the sword is reminiscent of the Italian Model 1833 Cavalry Sword but the blade is stamped with Arabic/Turkish cartouche markings which probably indicate issue to Middle Eastern i.e. Turkish Ottoman troops.  This could be an Italian or German export piece to Turkish troops.  Hilt comprises a moulded wooden grip, iron stirrup hilt with pronounced ball quillon finial.  Blade is slightly curved with deeply stamped marks.  Complete with original scabbard.

Condition of the Sword

With wear to the hilt and age crack to the grip – blade is very clean.

Specifications of the Sword

Blade length is 28.5 inches (34 inches overall).

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Super rare and collectable US Model 1847 Musketoon Sword Bayonet

According to Hardin in The American Bayonet (page 68), only 250 of these bayonets were made in 1847 by N P Ames of Cabotville, Massachusetts.  This bayonet is highly unusual in design, with a heavy brass, scaled grip and innovative attachment to the musketoon rifle.  Is maker marked and dated (1847) to the blade forte.  This is the first version, with unfullered blade.  Is complete with its original part scabbard.

Condition of the Bayonet

In very good condition for its age with light staining to the blade.  Hilt in terrific shape.

Specifications of the Bayonet

Blade length is 22 inches (27 inches overall).

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Rare Japanese WW2 Formosa Taiwan Infantry Officer’s Sword

An excellent and rare sword carried by Formosan (Taiwanese) officers serving with Imperial Japanese forces during WW2.  This example is in near mint condition, particularly the blade that retains all its original plating and faux hamon line to the bottom of the blade.  The hilt has fine fishskin and brass twistwire to the grip.  The gilt brass hilt has a fully working folding guard.  Complete with its original leather and gilt brass, decorated, mounted scabbard.  To see a very similar and fine example of this sword, please go to: https://taipics.com/japanese_garrisons.php.  This site also features some very interesting images of swords and equipment carried by Formosan forces during WW2 – also period photographs of Formosan/Japanese troops.

Condition of the Sword

Terrific condition throughout.

Specifications of the Sword

Blade length is 26 inches (31 inches overall).

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A Rare British C.1850 Naval Midshipman’s Lionshead Hanger Dirk

This is a very unusual and seldom seen and rare British C.1850 Naval Midshipman’s lionshead hanger dirk that would have been carried by a Midshipman or junior officer.  A number of these have been noted over the years and it looks like that they were issued or acquired for use on board a ship of war – they would have been pretty effective for close hand combat.  It comprises a brass lionshead pommel, leather and wood grip bound with brass twistwire and a distinctly curved, plain blade – this example is particularly sharp.  It comes complete with its original leather and brass mounted scabbard.  Please see the images below of this weapon taken from the iconic work on British naval swords – Sword for Sea Service by Annis and May (1971).

Condition of the British Naval Midshipman Hanger Dirk

In excellent condition for its age – little wear to grip and blade and dent to chape – otherwise, fine.

Specifications of the British Naval Midshipman Hanger Dirk

Blade length is 18.5 inches (24 inches overall).

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A superb and rare example of a c.1815 Dutch Napoleonic Senior Officer’s Smallsword

This is a very attractive c.1815 Dutch Napoleonic Senior Officer Smallsword and typical of a late-Napoleonic senior officer’s sword or a sword type worn at court.  It is heavily influenced by French sword styles of the period and comprises a neo-classical female pommel and extravagantly decorated knucklebow.  The shellguard features the coat of arms of the Dutch royal family – this coat of arms was introduced in 1815 (including the royal motto – ‘ JE MAINTAINDRAI’) and I believe that this sword dates from around this period – is certainly a very early example.  The grip appears to made from incised leather.  The blade has the remains of its original blue and gilt decoration, including martial trophies and foliage.  It comes complete with its original brass and leather mounted scabbard.  Also has the original brass museum/collection tag to the hilt and scabbard.

Condition of the Smallsword

In very good condition for its age with wear to the blade – fading of the blue and gilt.

Specifications of the Smallsword

Blade length is 32 inches (37 inches overall).

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A rare and superb 1814 Dutch Napoleonic Silver-hilted Infantry Officer’s Sword

This is a rarely encountered Dutch Infantry Officer’s Sword with a solid silver hilt, chequered ebony grip and inset silver lozenge.  The knucklebow is deeply stamped with silver hallmarks that indicate a date of 1814 – please see this link for images of Dutch hallmarks of the period – https://www.925-1000.com/Fnetherlands_Date_Code.html.  The pronounced letter “E” is identical to the Dutch hallmark for 1814.  Another good link is here – https://www.zilver.nl/zilverkeuren/find/page=40.html.   Also see image below of Dutch silver hallmarks for 1814 – they correspond to those on the knucklebow.  The shellguard is decorated with a recumbent lion.  The triangular blade has the remains of blue and gilt decoration and includes martial trophies, floral tributes and victory wreaths.  The sword comes complete with its original silver mounted and black leather scabbard that is missing its chape.  If you can source or craft a plain silver chape this would become a terrific piece – very few Dutch Napoleonic swords come onto the market and especially examples with silver hilts.  With original brass museum/collection tag to the hilt.

Condition of the Sword

Sword in good condition for its age – blade with some wear and fading to blue and gilt.  Scabbard missing the chape.

Specifications of the Sword

Blade length is 34 inches (39 inches overall).

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Extremely rare c.1800 Napoleonic Hungarian Infantry Officer Sword

This is a very attractive and scarce example of a c.1800 Napoleonic Hungarian infantry officer’s sword carried during the Napoleonic Wars.  It is a well crafted and quality piece with finely detailed and decorated brass, stirrup hilt and original leather and brass twistwire to the grip.  The wide, fighting  blade has a pronounced clip point.  The blade is profusely decorated with typical etched floral and military motifs.  It also exhibits traces of the original blue and gilt decoration that runs to over half of the length of the blade.  With original brass museum/collection tag attached to the hilt.  Very few of these original Napoleonic swords from Eastern Europe are available in the market and especially in this excellent condition.

Condition of the Sword

In fine condition for its age – blueing to blade has age darkened.

Specifications of the Sword

Blade length is 32 inches (37 inches overall).

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A very fine c.1750 French Continental Smallsword

This is a fine and unusual c.1750 French  Continental steel-hilted smallsword from the Mid-18th Century and comprises a finely etched blade with floral, military and Turk’s head motifs to half of its length.  The blade is flat-backed with a wide forte and graduated towards the end.  This type of smallsword would have been carried by both a military officer and civilian and was popular during the first half of the 18th Century.  It is in excellent condition for its age.  The scabbard is missing but it is extremely rare to find any smallswords from this period with their original scabbards due to the relatively flimsy nature of their construction.  With original brass museum/collection tag attached to the hilt.

Condition of the Sword

In very fine condition with an extremely clean blade.

Specifications of the Sword

Blade length is 30.5 inches (36 inches overall).

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