SWORDS AND SIDE-ARMS. Victorian 1827 Rifles Officer's Sword   £295 with metal scabbard. Victorian crown on hilt and blade. Stamped Hawkes & Co. manufactoners to the Queen 1897 Pattern Officer's Sword GV   £285 With leather scabbard and sword knot. GV cypher on hilt and blade. Blade is stamped "J.R. Gaunt & Son Ltd late Edward Thirkle London & Birmingham."    Royal Artillery Officers Sword   £495 HTH Sheffield maker. GR cypher. Probably re-plated as in excellent condition. Malaysian Senior Police Officers Sword  £150 Decorated blade and badge on the guard. No maker marks. Royal Artillery Officer's Presentation Sword    £525  Leather scabbard and knot. WILKINSON SWORD Co. LTD. LONDON. No. 62159. Blade marked: R.S.M. JARMAN FROM THE OFFICERS OF THE CITY OF LONDON YEOMANRY BATTERY R.H.A. 1922-1929.
	Victorian Sword Stick    £275 Blade is 65 cm long. Over all 89 cm long. Twist-lock sword stick. Unmarked blade.
	Continental Hunting Sword c.1770   £385 Silver (not hallmarked, hence Continetal) fittings on hilt and scabbard. Blade is 51 cm long.
.	Small Sword Blade c.1780  £85  With a replacement wooden handle fitted. Blade is 82 cm long and has remains of some decoration on the wider part.
	Austro-Hungarian or German Army Officer's sword  £150  Made by JULIUS VOOS FABRIQUES D'ARMES SOLINGEN. Blade decorated with arms and foliage.
	Victorian Pioneer's Side Arm  £300 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.
	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
.	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.