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A FINE PRESENTATION PROTOTYPE I-XL BOWIE KNIFE BY G. WOSTENHOLM & SON engraved to the 10" blade "The American Pride Equal Rights Equal Laws & Equal Justice to all" scroll engraved hand guard and Buffalo hand grip 38cm overall circa 1971 - in original presentation box.
£800-£1,000 (+24% BP*)
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A BRITISH MID 19TH CENTURY OFFICERS MAMELUKE SABRE SIGNED A LOWE, MOUNT ROAD, MADRAS the curved single edged signed blade etched with flowers and leaf work decoration, ivory grip and steel scabbard 92cm overall.
£400-£600 (+24% BP*)
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JOSEPH LANG, NO.7 HAYMARKET, LONDON
A MID 19TH CENTURY CASED PERCUSSION WALKING CANE GUN the sighted barrel with blued standing back-sight and single extra folding leaf, the barrel made to screw into the action with central nipple at the rear, steel handle with sight holes running through the grip and spring action brass trigger, the outer surface of the barrel painted brown; original lined and fitted mahogany case with accessories including hinged ramrod, bullet moulds, powder flask etc. The inner lid with original trade label, box measures 65.5cm overall
£2,000-£2,500 (+24% BP*)
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A RARE EARLY 19TH CENTURY ELLIOTT CARBINE SOCKET BAYONET with tapered steel blade with double fuller section to the underside 41cm overall.
£150-£250 (+24% BP*)
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A MID 19TH CENTURY DOUBLE BARRELLED MILITARY SWINBURN TYPE SMOOTH BORE CARBINE as carried by Indian Cavalry regiments such as the Scinde Irregular Horse.The walnut stock with chequered hand grip, hinged patchbox and scrolled trigger guard 105cm overall.
£600-£800 (+24% BP*)
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A GEORGE III SILVER HILTED SPADROON BY THOMAS FOSTER, LONDON 1787 with single edged blade leading to the hallmarked hilt engraved with the owners initials and traces of the original gilt decoration with a reeded ivory grip 102cm overall.
£1,200-£1,500 (+24% BP*)
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A FINE AND RARE PAIR OF 18TH CENTURY SILVER MOUNTED FLINTLOCK PISTOLS BY GEORGE WALLIS OF HULL having floral engraved and signed steel barrel with proof marks, signed flat foliate engraved lock plates with silver side plates to reverse depicting flagstaffs and leaf work decoration, Walnut stock mounted with silver trigger guard and grotesque mask pommel 35cm overall - George Wallis was born in the village of Lockington in the East Riding of Yorkshire, he died in 1803
£6,000-£8,000 (+24% BP*)
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A MASSIVE OVERSIZED 19TH CENTURY SHOP WINDOW DISPLAY PENKNIFE with a hinged steel blade and shaped handle finished with three different examples of materials that could have been used for your own knife, including bone, antler, and ebony. Standing on a ebonised wooden stand with a name plaque for Issac. Slack Krooks Street, York; the knife is 35cm wide when closed.
£600-£800 (+24% BP*)
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A 19TH CENTURY STAFF SERGEANT, 3rd SCOTS FUSILIER GUARDS SWORD with single edged blade signed H HAWKES & Co, LONDON, Manufacturers To The Queen, brass guard with regimental badge let into the knucklebow, fish skin grip bound with brass wire and lion head pommel 94cm overall.
£250-£350 (+24% BP*)
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A 19TH CENTURY PERCUSSION PEPPERBOX PISTOL BY ROBERT JONES LIVERPOOL with six shot barrel, engraved signed steel work and mahogany handle - in a later mahogany box, the gun 18cm overall
£800-£1,200 (+24% BP*)
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A 19TH CENTURY CRUCIFORM HILTED BRITISH SIDE ARM SWORD the double edged diamond shaped blade with brass hilt, lions head pommel and brass mounted leather scabbard 50cm overall.
£800-£1,000 (+24% BP*)
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JOHN MANTON & SON, 6 DOVER STREET, LONDON.
A FINE CASED PAIR OF VERY ORIGINAL 38 BORE DUELLING PISTOLS the scratch rifled browned octagonal barrels signed along the tops, the breech with leaf-work engraving and platinum line decoration, the touch-hole also inset with platinum, signed and border engraved detented locks decorated with foliage, lock plates also signed and with engraved border, blued engraved trigger guards with serial number 9518; the walnut stocks with chequered rounded butts, brass tipped ramrods. The original lined and fitted mahogany brass bound case with accessories including brass-mounted three way powder flask, mallet, iron bullet mould, screwdriver etc. The interior of the lid with original trade label. Circa 1826
£25,000-£35,000 (+24% BP*)
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AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY BRITISH FIVE BALL SPADROON OF NAVAL INTEREST the slightly curved single edged blade with rubbed signature to the back, gilt brass hilt and guard with five ball decoration and reeded ivory grip with cigar band and pommel 85.5cm overall.
£800-£1,000 (+24% BP*)
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A GERMAN WW2 PATTERN BOOT KNIFE the blade stamped hat 1942 with black metal sheath, possibly a good copy. An antler handled solinger in leather sheath inscribed St. Wolfgang, and an antler handled pruning knife - 3 pieces.
£80-£120 (+24% BP*)
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A MID 19TH CENTURY BRITISH MILITARY ISSUE BRUNSWICK PERCUSSION RIFLE the lock plate marked with the Crown over VR also dated 1861 above maker inscribed TOWER, the stock with brass mounts and hinged patch box.
£600-£800 (+24% BP*)
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A WW2 MILLS No.36M MK 1 HAND AND RIFLE GRENADE dated to the base 1941.
£50-£80 (+24% BP*)
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A SILVER MOUNTED SKEAN DHU the dark wood studded hilt with strap work outer face and amber coloured pommel, leather sheath with engraved silver mounts of Celtic design and steel blade inscribed R W FORSYTH, HIGHLAND COSTUME MAKER, GLASGOW 20cm overall, silver hallmark Birmingham 1897.
£200-£300 (+24% BP*)
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A LARGE 17TH CENTURY HANGER WITH ANTLER GRIP the slightly curved single edged blade with broad fuller leading to pierced shell guard with rampant lion to the centre and D-shaped knucklebow 79.5cm overall.
£800-£1,200 (+24% BP*)
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FOUR 19TH CENTURY AND LATER MINATURE BRONZE AND STEEL CANNONS on wooden bases, the largest cannon is 19cm wide
£100-£150 (+24% BP*)
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THREE GEORGE III PISTOLS FOR RESTORATION.
£200-£300 (+24% BP*)
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A 17TH CENTURY ENGLISH HUNTING HANGER with curved steel single edged blade leading to steel hilt and moulded knuckle guard, antler grip with decorative ferrule with portrait to centre and domed gadrooned pommel 61cm overall.
£500-£800 (+24% BP*)
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AN EARLY 2OTH CENTURY BURMESE BOWIE KNIFE the ivory handle with carved elephant decoration and pique work text reading 'BURMA, INDIA, RANGOON, and KOHIMA' also to the spine of the handle 'TAMU-KALEWA-YE-U-SHWEBO-ONDAW' - the large steel single edged blade with fuller to both sides 41cm long.
£100-£150 (+24% BP*)
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A LATE 16TH CENTURY CABASET the skull with medial ridge rising to a pear stalk finial, brim with turned edge and armourers stamp. 20cm high.
£600-£800 (+24% BP*)
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AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY OFFICERS SWORD FOR THE HOWDEN VOLUNTEERS (EAST RIDING YORKSHIRE) the single edged steel blade with chased decoration of foliage and Britannia below the inscription 'HOWDEN VOLUNTEERS for the KING and INSTITUTION' and signed Gill's Warranted, leading to gilt brass hilt with ivory grip, original leather scabbard with gilt brass mounts 94.5cm overall.
£800-£1,000 (+24% BP*)
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A 17TH CENTURY SCOTTISH BASKET HILTED BACKSWORD with triple fuller single edged blade signed FARARA leading to the iron guard with decorative pierced panels, line and dot decorated pommel and wire bound wooden grip 101cm overall.
£2,000-£3,000 (+24% BP*)
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A 19TH CENTURY DAGGER with double fuller steel blade and antler hand grip with steel hand guard 40cm overall
£120-£180 (+24% BP*)
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A MID 19TH CENTURY WARWICK YEOMANRY MAMELUKE SABRE BY C SMITH, 12 PICCADILLY, LONDON the curved single edged blade etched with flowers and leaf work decoration leading to the gilt brass hilt cast with acanthus leafs, the ivory grip complete with silver thread sword knot, original signed steel scabbard with brass gilt mounts 91cm overall.
£2,500-£3,000 (+24% BP*)
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G. WALLIS, HULL 1775-1830
A FINE PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER MOUNTED FLINTLOCK POCKET PISTOLS having detachable steel barrels with engraved border decoration and proof marks to underside, signed engraved lockplates and florally engraved trigger guards. The walnut stocks with silver grotesque mask pommels and finely inlaid pique work 20cm overall - silver hallmarks for Birmingham 1782
£2,000-£3,000 (+24% BP*)
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TWO GEORGE III POCKET PISTOLS, one being brass and steel with later stock, and a steel pistol with walnut stock.
£150-£250 (+24% BP*)
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A 19TH CENTURY PRESENTATION QUALITY GILT BRASS MOUNTED MAMELUKE SABRE having single edged curved blade with chased leaf work decoration and signed LINNEY, 23 Regents St. London, gilt brass hilt with acanthus leaf and shell decoration leading to ivory grip; The original silk lined scabbard with gilt brass mounts 96cm overall.
£1,500-£2,500 (+24% BP*)
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A 18TH CENTURY MID SHIPMANS DURK with single edge steel blade, bone handle, and leather sheaf; the knife 36cm overall
£120-£180 (+24% BP*)
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A LATE 17TH CENTURY ENGLISH HUNTING HANGER FROM BOUGHTON HOUSE, ONCE BELONGING TO THE MONTAGU FAMILY, the slightly curved single edged blade with double fuller, pierced hand guard with scrollwork decoration inscribed with the number 11, the reverse with the Montagu coat of arms. The antler hand grip with decorative crown embossed pommel 79.5cm overall
£500-£800 (+24% BP*)
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A GEORGE III YORK REGIMENTAL HANGAR SWORD with slightly curved single edged steel blade and single fuller, brass leaf-shaped hand guard inscribed '2DB 11 M YORK WTR' the wire bound hand guard with D-shaped knuckle guard and ball shaped pommel 79cm overall - with leather scabbard
£300-£500 (+24% BP*)
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AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY BRASS MOUNTED FLINTLOCK BLUNDERBUSS the brass barrel with proof marks to the top and signed ROBERT HARVEY, locking plate also signed and with engraved border on walnut stock 75.5cm overall.
£2,000-£3,000 (+24% BP*)
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A 19TH CENTURY BRITISH ARTILLERY SWORD the single edged polished steel blade with chased decoration inscribed by retailers to the ricasso for Millan & Mann, George St. Edinburgh, three bar hilt with fish skin grip bound with brass wire 79cm overall.
£200-£300 (+24% BP*)
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J JOHNSON, WIGAN
A PAIR OF QUEEN ANNE SILVER MOUNTED WALNUT FLINTLOCK PISTOLS the breach with proof marks and engraved WIGAN, cannon shaped barrels, signed lock plates with engraved border, walnut stocks with shell work carved decoration and silver mounts 31cm overall
£2,500-£3,000 (+24% BP*)
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A 17TH CENTURY SCOTTISH 'S' BAR BASKET HILTED BROADSWORD with flattened double edged blade and quarter length double fuller leading to iron guard with decorative pierced panels and line engraved pommel, leather bound grip wrapped with wire 94.5cm overall.
£3,000-£4,000 (+24% BP*)
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A GEORGE III SPADROON BY THOMAS GILL OF BIRMINGHAM FOR THE CHESHIRE MILITIA with reeded ivory grip inset with a cigar band bearing the Royal Garter with the letter C in the centre, the faded blue and silver gilt single edged blade with the George III cipher and inscribed 'Warranted never to fail' on one side and 'RCM' under the crown on the reverse 97.5cm overall.
£600-£800 (+24% BP*)
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AN 18TH CENTURY BRITISH HORSE GUARDS OFFICERS SWORD the single edged steel blade signed 'ANDREA FERARA' on both sides leading to a basket guard with scrollwork decoration, shagreen grip with silver wire wrap and lions head pommel 93cm.
£2,500-£3,500 (+24% BP*)
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A SILVER MOUNTED SKEAN DHU the ebonised wooded hilt with strap work outer fave and coloured glass pommel, leather sheath with engraved silver mounts of Celtic design and steel blade 19cm overall, silver hallmark Edinburgh 1888.
£200-£300 (+24% BP*)
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AN 18TH CENTURY BASKET HILTED BACKSWORD the steel single edged blade with double fuller leading to iron guard lacking grip 94cm overall.
£250-£350 (+24% BP*)
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A LOBSTER TAILED HELMET with single nasal bar and two piece skull of the type used during the English Civil War.
£600-£800 (+24% BP*)
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A LATE 17TH CENTURY ENGLISH HUNTING HANGER FROM BOUGHTON HOUSE, ONCE BELONGING TO THE MONTAGU FAMILY, the slightly curved single edged blade with double fuller, pierced hand guard with scrollwork decoration and original gilding inscribed with the number 2, the reverse with the Montagu coat of arms. The antler hand grip with decorative crown embossed pommel 79.5cm overall
£600-£800 (+24% BP*)
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A VERY UNUSUAL LATE 18TH CENTURY BRITISH HEAVY CAVALRY TROOPERS SWORD the steel single edged blade by Jefris with Crown over IR stamp, large iron hilt and knuckle guard with pierced decoration and fish skin grip bound in brass wire 99.5cm overall.
£1,000-£1,500 (+24% BP*)
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A LARGE SILVER AND TORTOISESHELL FOLDING DOUBLE BLADED PENKNIFE signed to the blade "Webster, Shefiled" 20cm overall when open.
£150-£200 (+24% BP*)
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A MID 18TH CENTURY MASONIC BLUNDERBUSS BY BRANDER, LONDON engraved scrollwork decoration and proof marks to the barrel, domed lock plate signed and border engraved and brass side plate to reverse depicting Masonic design, the walnut stock having mounted brass floral engraved trigger guard with acorn finial.
£1,500-£2,000 (+24% BP*)
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A FRENCH LATE 19TH CENTURY KNIFE with silver and antler handle with carved head pommel, and a reproduction Spanish Toledo sword with wire bound grip and engraved blade; knife measures 33cm overall and sword measures 54.5cm overall.
£60-£120 (+24% BP*)
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A CLOSE HELMET with one piece skull and comb, missing visor.
£300-£500 (+24% BP*)
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AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY CARBINE SOCKET BAYONET with tapered steel blade having double fuller section to the underside and original leather sheath.
£100-£200 (+24% BP*)
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A LATE 19TH CENTURY BRASS SQUARE TUBE CAP DISPENSER stamped K. Steggles and engraved '12 No. 26 Caps' 16.5cm overall.
£80-£120 (+24% BP*)
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