Practice Lances £150 each
Bamboo lances with red and white penants. Ideal for re-enactment or wall moun
ting. Discount on quantity.
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SWORDS AND SIDE-ARMS
British 1827-Pattern Rifles Officer's Sword £295 SOLD
With scabbard, which has been adapted with brass fittings. Sword made by S. ISAAC CAMPBELL & CO, 71 JERMYN ST, LONDON. Blade decoration is present but not clear, including an eagle with stars above. Victorian crown and bugle on hilt. This company supplied the same pattern of sword, with alterations to details, to the Confederate Army during the American Civil War. When the South was defeated, the company was left with large unpaid bills, which caused the company great difficulties and led to their failure in 1869. The sword supplied to the Confederates was the same pattern, but without the crown and bugle and with CSA on the eagle.
Coldstream Guards Master Tailor Presentation Sword £700
A sword presented to the Master Tailors of the 2nd Battalion Coldstream Guards. Their names are on the blade. WO2 Master Tailor S.P. Richards and WO2 Master Tailor L.J. Cooke. Blade is dated 1984.The 2nd Battalion was put into "suspended animation" in 1993. Sword in very good condition.
1833-Model French Naval Cutlass SOLD
Manufactured at Chatillerault in 1841. Anchor on each side of the blade.
Wilkinson Indian Army WOs Sword £325
ERI cypher on hilt - Edward Rex Imperator - Edward VII (1902-1910). WILKINSON on blade (no number). Stamped ISD (Indian Stores Department). Also stamped 02 on blade.
Wilkinson Sword - King George VI Court Sword with leather scabbard and knot. £275
In very nice condition. GVI cyphers on blade.
Edward VII 1896 pattern Levee Sword with leather scabbard and knot. £200
EdVII cyphers on blade.
1897-pattern Indian Army Officer's Sword with leather scabbard and knot. £350
GRI cypher - Indian Army. Initials on blade - C.L.V.N. - Further research could identify an Indian Army officer with these initials.
1897-pattern Royal Engineer Officer's Sword with leather scabbard and knot. £300
GV cypher. Blade has some staining but details are clear. Sword belonged to Colonel A. Robertson, Royal Engineers. He served in WW1, being awarded a Croix de Guerre, and was commissioned, serving in Dunkirk in 1940 and becoming CO of Royal Engineers in Glasgow. Sword purchased from owner of his medals.
Relic Honourable East India Company Sword (rare) £100
1822 pattern, pipe-back blade. Hilt damaged, folding guard missing. HEIC badge on hilt. Handle replaced.
Leather covered scabbard, no markings.
Sword marked on blade 51st Foot.
