SWORDS AND SIDE-ARMS.
 
Royal Navy Officer's Sword   SOLD
QEII cyphers. Sword belt, Knot and carrying bag. Blade engraved with officer's name.
    

Wilkinson 1897 Patter Infantry Officer's Sword   £275 
GV cypher. Blade has been rechromed which has removed all decoration from the blade. Wilkinson still visible, No. 46348 which is in the batch made during the First World War.



Victorian Pioneer's Side Arm  £450
Blade stamped A&E one side and crown over 13 other side.Top of scabbard stamped 3 S.W.B. (3rd South Wales Borderers).
Scabbard leather split on back.
 

1895 Pattern Officer's Picquet or Levee Sword  £195 
Retailed by F.W. FLIGHT High St. Winchester. Edward VII cypher on hilt and blade.
1822 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword  £295
Victorian crown. Metal scabbard. Retailed by Buckmaster & Co, 3 Burlington St. London.

1897 Patter Royal Engineers officer's swords with leather scabbard. GVI cypher. ROYAL ENGINEERS on blade.  £350



1897 Pattern Warrant Officer's Sword EIIR. With leather scabbard.  £325
Blade stamped. Plain blade dated 1985 German made for Wilkinson's.    



Victorian British Pioneer's Sword without scabbard. Brass handle stamped: 12.1892 M 5.K.R.R. 5 (5th Battalion King's Royal Rifle Corps)  £325
Blade has WD stamp on both sides. Blade is 22 1/2 inches long.
 
 


Masonic Sword by Wilkinson Sword, London with leather scabbard.  £150 
Sword blade is 76 cm (30 inches) and decorated with thistles.

Victorian British Army Bandman's Sword without scabbard.  £300

1856 Pattern British Army Bandman's Sword without scabbard. Bugle on hilt.   £300
 Sword marked on blade 51st Foot.
Victorian British Army Bandsman's Sword without scabbard. No stamps.  £295
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 Bavarian/British? Sword without scabbard.   £185  
Possibly originally had a cross-guard but this may have been removed.
Tewkesbury Abbey Church Commemorative Dagger by Wilkinson   £150
Issued by Wilkinson Sword in 1971 to commemorate the 500th anniversary of the battle during the Wars of the Roses.
Dagger is 40 cm long and has the coat of arms of Tewkesbury at the top. The blade shows Tewkesbury Abbey Church and the date 1121. After the Battle of Tewkesbury, defeated Lancastrians sought refuge in the abbey but the Yorkists forced entry and killed them. Dagger is loose mounted on a wooden plaque for display.
oose mounted on a wooden plaque for display.