1897 Pattern GV British Army Officer's Sword £225
George V cypher on hilt. Blade is not maker marked and has been polished, removing most of the decoration. Some areas of staining remain.
No doubt, of wartime manufacture.
United States Navy Officer's Sword £250
Blade named to J.F. JONES Jnr U.S.N. Also marked MADE IN JAPAN. In excellent condition, complete with sword knot.
Imperial German Army Officer's sword £200
Made by F.W. HOLLER. SOLINGEN. No other markings.
1821/45 Pattern Light Cavalry Sword £395
By Wilkinson. No. 31002 was proved 6 August 1891 and sold to "J. Howard". Nice blade, a few stains on blade, but not affecting the decoration.
Royal Artillery Officer's Sword 1822 Ptn £295
By Wilkinson. Number 30348 and FW on blade. Wilkinson's register confirms that this sword was purchased in July 1890 by Frank Warren. He was commissioned into the Royal Artillery in 1891 and in 1902 was a Captain serving with the Royal Garrison Artillery.
Victorian Pioneer's Side Arm £395
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.
Blade has WD stamp on both sides. Blade is 22 1/2 inches long.
Sword marked on blade 51st Foot.
Possibly originally had a cross-guard but this may have been removed.
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.
