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‘PART TWO’ OF AN IMPORTANT UNIQUE COLLECTIONFROM A PRIVATE MILITARIA MUSEUMSaturday 16th March - Commencing at 10.00am

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SUMMARY OF CATALOGUESaturday 16th March‘Part Two’ of an Important Unique Collection from a Private Militaria Museum10am start Lots 1 - 500Missing Lot numbers – NoneFor further images please visit www.durrantsauctions.com or www.the-saleroom.com/durrants

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‘PART TWO’ OF AN IMPORTANTUNIQUE COLLECTION FROM APRIVATE MILITARIA MUSEUM

Lots 1 – 500

1 A British model 1853 Artillery brass hilted swordbayonet with scabbard (for Enfield P1853 Artillerycarbine) £200-300*

2 A Belgium model 1882 Epee bayonet withscabbard (for the Comblain rifle) £70-100*

3 A British Baker rifle bayonet (no scabbard)£150-200*

4 A U.S.A. model 1870 (2nd type) Naval swordbayonet with scabbard £140-220*

5 A German (Prussian) model 1871 Infantry bayonetunit marked with brass mounted leather scabbard

£80-120*

6 A Belgium model 1868 Pioneer (sawback)bayonet with brass mounted leather scabbard

£200-250*

7 A Russian model 1891 bayonet (ring missing andmismatched scabbard) £20-30*

8 A German Ersatz model 1898/05 sawback'butcher' bayonet with scabbard and leather frog

£100-150*

9 An Austrian M1888 knife bayonet with scabbard£40-50*

10 A Third Reich era (1942) M1884/98 bayonet withscabbard and leather frog £70-100*

11 A Japanese model 44 folding Cavalry carbinebayonet, complete with muzzle adapter £50-70*

12 A Turkish M1935 knife bayonet with scabbard£40-50*

13 An Austrian M1895 knife bayonet with scabbardfor the Mannlicher rifle £40-50*

14 A Norwegian model 1894 knife bayonet withscabbard £50-75*

15 A Swiss M1957 Sig bayonet and scabbard£40-50*

16 A Japanese WWII era bayonet with leatherscabbard (emergency issue) £50-70*

17 A British model No.5 MkII jungle carbine bayonetwith scabbard £75-100*

18 A U.S.A. M.9 Lan-Cay knife bayonet with sheathand belt hook £50-75*

19 A bespoke 'drill rifle' marked H.H.Summers E.C.28 Cheapside, possible WWII Home Guard use

£80-120*

20 A .577/450 cal Martini Henry carbine MkII, lockmarked L.S.A. Co 1889 etc, this example hasbeen cut at the breech (later filled) and markedD.P. .577/450 cal obsolete cal, no licence requiredto purchase only £400-500*

21 A .577 (smoothbore) Enfield 1856 model Cavalrycarbine, lock marked 1861 Enfield etc with saddlebar and captive rod in place £450-550*

22 A .577 'two band' Enfield with bayonet bar 'onbarrel', lock marked 1869 Tower etc (old repair towrist and bore worn) £300-400*

23 A British model 1871 Naval cutlass bayonet(no scabbard) £150-200*

24 A British model 1853 (2nd type) Enfield Artillerysword bayonet with steel scabbard £90-130*


25 A British model 1863 Whitworth bayonet withleather scabbard (round mortise slot to hilt)

£150-200*

26 A French model 1842 brass hilted sabre bayonetwith scabbard £60-90*

27 A Danish model 1867 sabre bayonet with leatherscabbard £50-70*

28 A French model 1842 sabre bayonet (no scabbardand press stud missing) £20-30*

29 A Spanish model 1893 Artillery bayonet withleather scabbard £40-50*

30 A Brazilian model 1924 bayonet with scabbard£40-50*

31 A Japanese model 1897 bayonet and scabbard,British markings possible connections with Enfield(.276 trials rifle) £50-60*

32 A French model 1892/15 bayonet and scabbard£40-50*

33 A Czech model 1924 Mauser bayonet withscabbard £30-40*

34 A British model 1888 MkI (2nd type) bayonet withMkII scabbard £90-130*

35 A Third Reich era Police dress sidearm(no scabbard) £50-70*

36 A Japanese Arisaka bayonet with woodenscabbard (1944 emergency issue) £50-70*

37 A British model 1888 MkIII bayonet with MkIscabbard (upgraded MkII) £70-90*

38 An Australian model 1944 Owen S.M.G. bayonetwith scabbard £30-40*

39 A Third Reich era 1884/98 model bayonet byE.Pack with matching numbered and makermarked (E.Pack) scabbard £50-70*

40 A Third Reich era 1884/98 model bayonet(wooden grips) with scabbard £40-60*

41 A Belgium model 1889 Infantry bayonet withscabbard (as found) £20-30*

42 A German model 1871/84 knife bayonet withscabbard (export example) £50-60*

43 A Bulgarian (Austrian 1888 model) N.C.O.'sbayonet with scabbard £60-70*

44 A German model 1898 knife bayonet (stag horngrips) with scabbard (N.B. blade badly sharpened)

£50-70*

45 A Danish model 1889 knife bayonet with leathergrips and scabbard £50-60*

46 A British model No.5 (jungle carbine) bayonet andscabbard, this example fully plated for parade use

£100-140*

47 A British 'trade' .650 cal Flintlock musket,49" overall with a 33" barrel, locked marked 1810and bearing E.I.C. rampant lion, a good cleanexample with Baker style bayonet fitting to barrel

£600-900*

48 A .577 cal three band Snider (smooth bore),lock marked with crown over G.P. denoting a'Portuguese contract' arm, .577 Snider obsoletecal, no licence required to purchase only

£250-350*

49 A model 1867 Albini-Braendlin 11mm cal rifle,dated 1868, this rifle comes with buff leather slingand correct socket bayonet but has part of firingmechanism missing, 11mm obsolete cal, nolicence required to purchase only £200-300*

50 An Enfield model 1853 three band percussion.577 cal rifle, lock marked Tower 1857 etc, overallin good condition and comes with correct 1853model socket bayonet £400-550*

51 A 'new land model' cavalry Flintlock pistol ofapprox 16 bore, lock marked crown over G.R.and Tower, brass furniture including periodstrengthener to stock and captive ramrod in place,this classic pistol also has the very rare addition ofa built in safety feature/lock, overall a good honestexample £450-600*

52 A British model 1856 sword bayonet withscabbard (scabbard as found) £40-60*


53 A British model 1863 (Whitworth) bayonet withscabbard £150-200*

54 A British model 1879 sawback Artillery swordbayonet with scabbard, a good honest example

£150-200*

55 A Belgium model 1868 brass hilted bayonet withscabbard £50-70*

56 A Dutch model 1895 sword bayonet with leatherscabbard £50-70*

57 A U.S.A. model 1905 (later converted) withscabbard, blade dated 1920 £40-60*

58 A model 1924 Mauser bayonet made for exportwith scabbard £30-40*

59 An Argentinean model 1891 brass hilted bayonetwith scabbard and frog £40-50*

60 A Japanese model 1939 with scabbard andleather frog £40-50*

61 A Japanese model 99 Arisaka bayonet withscabbard £40-50*

62 A Swiss model 1918 (Schmidt Rubin) bayonetwith scabbard £35-45*

63 A German WWI Ersatz bayonet with pressed steelhilt and scabbard £50-70*

64 A German WWI Ersatz bayonet with scabbard£45-65*

65 A U.S.A. M.7 bayonet with scabbard/belt hook£50-60*

66 A Canadian model 1910 (Ross rifle) bayonet MkIIwith leather scabbard and frog £50-65*

67 A German Third Reich era dress bayonet withscabbard £40-50*

68 A Spanish model 1941 'Bolo' bayonet withscabbard (bayonet with Mauser adaptor) £40-50*

69 A U.S.A. MI knife bayonet with scabbard £50-70*

70 A German export 'Mauser' bayonet and scabbard£30-40*

71 A U.S.A. WWII era M.I. bayonet, in earlier 1909dated leather scabbard £60-80*

72 A German export 'Mauser' bayonet with scabbard£30-40*

73 A German model 1898/05 'butchers' bayonetby Mauser with scabbard (shortened version)

£50-70*

74 A Martini Henry military rifle originally in .577/450cal, but now 'smoothbore', lock marked V.R.(under crown) Enfield II, sling swivels in place asis rod, no licence required to purchase only

£300-400*

75 A Russian Moisin Nagant rifle (7.62x54) model1891/30, this example dated 1939, in overall goodcosmetic condition complete with correct socketbayonet, deactivated to new legal E.U.requirements with certificate £150-200*

76 A Swedish (Mauser) 6.5mm carbine, action dated1900, complete with correct bayonet and movingbolt and trigger, deactivated to new legal E.U.requirements with certificate £120-180*

77 A Mannlicher Steyr M95 8mm bolt action rifle,with moving bolt and correct bayonet, deactivatedto new legal E.U. requirements with certificate

£150-200*

78 A Canadian WWI (stock dated 1916) M10 .303rifle, with moving straight pull bolt, deactivated tonew legal E.U. requirements with certificate

£250-350*

79 A British model 1855 Lancaster sword bayonetwith scabbard (both bayonet and scabbard unitmarked) £120-180*


80 A Turkish model 1903 (long blade) bayonet andleather scabbard £50-70*

81 A French 1886/93/16 Epee bayonet with scabbard£40-50*

82 A Swiss model 1914 Schmidt-Rubin engineers(sawback) bayonet with scabbard £60-90*

83 A Portuguese model 1885 (Guedes rifle) bayonetand scabbard £40-50*

84 A French model 1892 bayonet with scabbard£30-40*

85 A German (Saxon) model 1898/05 'butchers'bayonet with leather scabbard £100-150*

86 A Swedish model 1914 (Mauser) bayonet andscabbard £40-50*

87 A German WWI era Ersatz bayonet with scabbard£40-50*

88 A Swiss model 1889/11 MkII bayonet withscabbard £30-40*

89 An Italian model 1891/97 T.S. bayonet withscabbard and frog £50-60*

90 A British model 1888 MkI bayonet with MkIscabbard £90-130*

91 A Finnish model 1927 knife bayonet with scabbard£40-50*

92 A German export (Mauser?) bayonet withscabbard £20-30*

93 A German WWII era model 1884/98 knife bayonet(dated 1943) with scabbard (dated 1939), possible'Israeli' conversion £40-60*

94 A German model 1871/84 knife bayonet withscabbard (both unit marked) £50-60*

95 A Canadian model 1910 MKII bayonet with leatherscabbard and frog £60-75*

96 An Italian model 1871/15 shortened knife bayonetwith scabbard £40-50*

97 A Belgium export (F.N.) model 49 bayonet withscabbard £30-40*

98 A Russian model 1940 Tokarev bayonet withscabbard £80-100*

99 A Mannlicher bayonet with scabbard £30-40*

100 A Norwegian M1894 knife bayonet with scabbardand leather frog £60-90*

101 A Belgium Fal assault rifle bayonet with scabbardand frog £40-50*

102 A German WWI (dated 1917) Mauser carbine in7.92 cal 'KAR 98', with moving bolt and trigger,deactivated to new legal E.U. requirements withcertificate £200-250*

103 A Japanese Arisaka type 38 6.5mm bolt actionrifle, with moving bolt and trigger, deactivated tonew legal E.U. requirements with certificate

£250-350*

104 A German Mauser K98 carbine with moving boltand trigger, also a Third Reich bayonet isincluded, deactivated to new legal E.U.requirements with certificate £200-250*

105 A P.14 .303 bolt action rifle with moving bolt andtrigger, deactivated to new legal E.U.requirements with certificate £150-200*

106 A Martini Enfield .303 rifle (dated 1899) with buffsling, action opens and trigger moves, deactivatedto new legal E.U. requirements with certificate

£180-240*

107 A British 1859 model Naval cutlass bayonet(no scabbard) £180-240*


108 A British 1858 model (wood grips) Naval cutlassbayonet (no scabbard) £200-250*

109 A British model 1856 Artillery bayonet(no scabbard) £40-50*

110 A British 1871 model 'Elcho' bayonet (N.B. noscabbard and believed to be a reproduction)

£50-70*

111 An Austrian model 1873 N.C.O.'s bayonet withscabbard £60-80*

112 A British model 1875 Artillery sawback MartiniHenry bayonet with scabbard £170-230*

113 A British model 1853 'experimental' Artillerycarbine bayonet (no scabbard) £50-80*

114 A British M1907 Enfield bayonet with scabbard,bayonet marked Sanderson and Canadianstamped £50-70*

115 A British model 1907 bayonet with scabbard byWilkinson £50-70*

116 An unknown bayonet (possibly for Mauser)(no scabbard) £20-30*

117 An unknown bayonet (possibly for Mauser)(no scabbard) £20-30*

118 A French model 1886/93/16/35 official shortened'Epee' bayonet with scabbard £40-50*

119 A Dutch model 1895 Infantry bayonet withscabbard/frog £40-60*

120 A Hungarian model 1935 bayonet (with foresighton muzzle ring) and scabbard £50-60*

121 A British 'Martini Henry' bayonet with scabbardand leather frog (converted for Cadet use) £60-90*

122 A German produced bayonet for export, early 20thCentury (possibly for Columbia) £30-40*

123 A German model 1963 stoner knife bayonet withscabbard £40-50*

124 A German Third Reich era K98 knife bayonet withscabbard £50-70*

125 A Swedish model 1965 AK4 knife bayonet withscabbard £40-60*

126 A Spanish model 1893 knife bayonet withscabbard £30-40*

127 An Indian Insas assault rifle bayonet withscabbard £40-50*

128 A Spanish model 1958/69 Cetme bayonet andscabbard £40-50*

129 A British S.A.80 bayonet with scabbard £45-60*

130 A Lee Metford rifle (dated 1893) .303 cal by L.S.A.Co converted into a carbine/short rifle, moving boltand trigger with removable magazine, deactivatedto new legal E.U. requirements with certificate

£150-200*

131 A .303 long Lee Enfield bolt action rifle dated 1900(this rifle is an old D.P. model and is as found),moving bolt and trigger with removable magazine,deactivated to new legal E.U. requirements withcertificate £100-150*

132 A .303 long Lee Enfield bolt action rifle, completewith long range sights, magazine cut off etc, this isa fine example with moving bolt and trigger withremovable magazine, a model 1888 bayonet isalso included, deactivated to new legal E.U.requirements with certificate £300-400*

133 A .303 S.M.L.E. bolt action rifle with webbingsling, moving bolt and trigger with removablemagazine, deactivated to new legal E.U.requirements with certificate £150-200*

134 A .303 S.M.L.E. bolt action rifle dated 1914,complete with long range sights, magazine cutoffand leather sling dated 1915, moving bolt andtrigger with removable magazine, deactivated tonew legal E.U. requirements with certificate

£220-280*


135 A British model 1856 Artillery bayonet withscabbard £70-95*

136 A French model 1874 (Gras) bayonet withscabbard, maker marked blade dated 1877

£50-70*

137 A French model 1886 Epee bayonet withscabbard and frog £30-45*

138 A Turkish model 1890 bayonet with scabbard£40-60*

139 A Belgium model 1916 Epee bayonet withscabbard £40-55*

140 A Remington model 1917 bayonet and leatherscabbard £40-50*

141 A Belgium model 1924 (Mauser) bayonet withscabbard £35-50*

142 An Argentinean model 1891 bayonet withscabbard (German export) £30-40*

143 A German model 1898/05 (sawback butcher)bayonet with steel scabbard, bayonet makermarked Mauser £90-130*

144 A French model 1886/93/16/35 bayonet withscabbard (scabbard as found) £30-40*

145 A German export (Brazil) bayonet with leatherscabbard £40-50*

146 A German WWI era Ersatz bayonet with scabbard£50-60*

147 A German model 1914 bayonet with scabbard£40-50*

148 A model 1888 Lee-Metford bayonet with leatherscabbard and frog (possible Indian manufacture)

£60-80*

149 An Indian MkII Lee-Enfield bayonet with leatherscabbard £40-55*

150 A U.S.A. model 1892 bayonet and scabbard withbelt hook in place £60-90*

151 A British model 1888 MkI 2nd type bayonet byWilkinson in leather scabbard with integral frog(1903 Naval?) £70-95*

152 A British model 1903 bayonet with leatherscabbard £60-80*

153 A German model 1884/98 bayonet with scabbard(WWI production) £60-90*

154 A Spanish model 1941 'Bolo' bayonet (wood grips)and scabbard £40-50*

155 A Polish Mauser bayonet with scabbard £30-40*

156 An Austrian export Mauser bayonet with scabbard£30-40*

157 A Siamese Mauser bayonet with scabbard£30-40*

158 A French MAS 49/56 knife bayonet with scabbard£45-60*

159 A No.4 MkI .303 Lee-Enfield bolt action rifle dated1943 with spike bayonet and buff sling, movingbolt and trigger with removable magazine,deactivated to new legal E.U. requirements withcertificate £150-200*

160 A No.5 MkI Lee-Enfield (jungle carbine) actionmarked No.5 MkI ROF(F) 5/46. moving bolt andtrigger with removable magazine, deactivated tonew legal E.U. requirements with certificate

£250-350*

161 A MkV 9mm Sten S.M.G. moving bolt and triggerwith removable magazine, deactivated to newlegal E.U. requirements with certificate £350-500*

162 A .303 MkI Bren light machine gun by InglisCanada dated 1942, with transit case dated 1943containing two spare magazines, part cleaning kitand canvas cover, moving bolt and trigger withremovable magazine, deactivated to new legalE.U. requirements with certificate £400-600*


163 A .45 A.C.P. Thompson model 28AI sub-machinegun, with Cutts compensator Lyman sights andstick magazine, as well as original forend there isa custom made pistol grip included, moving boltand trigger with removable stick magazine,deactivated to new legal E.U. requirements withcertificate £450-650*

164 A Thompson S.M.G. 50 round drum magazine byAuto-Ordnance New York £200-250*

165 A French model 1842/59 brass hilted sabrebayonet with scabbard £60-80*

166 A German conversion for M1888 rifles of a French1866 model bayonet with scabbard (both unitmarked) £70-100*

167 A Norwegian model 1860 sabre bayonet(no scabbard) £40-60*

168 A Turkish model 1874 sword bayonet(no scabbard) £50-70*

169 An Italian model 1871/87 sword bayonet withleather scabbard £65-85*

170 A British model 1907 bayonet by Wilkinson withdouble stitched scabbard £50-75*

171 A British model 1907 bayonet (quillon removed)with scabbard £40-60*

172 A Dutch model 1895 Marine bayonet with leatherscabbard/frog £60-90*

173 A German model 1914 bayonet by Gottscho(marked K.S.) with steel scabbard and leather frog

£80-100*

174 A Russian 1891 model socket bayonet (ringmissing) in a leather scabbard £30-40*

175 A U.S.A. model 1873 socket bayonet withscabbard/frog/belt hook, a good example £60-80*

176 An Italian model 1870 bayonet (shortened) withbrass mounted scabbard £40-50*

177 A Portuguese model 1904 knife bayonet withscabbard £30-40*

178 A German model 1884/98 bayonet with scabbardand leather frog £70-90*

179 A model 1924 (short) Mauser bayonet withscabbard and leather frog £30-40*

180 A U.S.A. model 1899 bayonet withscabbard/leather frog (marked Naval Issue)

£60-80*

181 A Belgium model 1889 (modified) bayonet(no scabbard) £20-30*

182 A type 56 (Chinese) folding carbine bayonet£30-40*

183 A U.S.A. knife bayonet with scabbard £40-50*

184 A Webley .455 MkVI revolver dated 1917 withperiod leather shoulder holster with straps,lanyard and six inert rounds, the revolver breaksand ejects rounds with moving trigger andhammer, deactivated to new legal E.U.requirements with certificate £300-400*


185 A German WWI (dated 1918) 9mm Luger S/Apistol by D.W.M., together with correct leatherholster, maker marked and dated 1915,deactivated to new legal E.U. requirements withcertificate £800-1100*

186 A WWI era leather revolver holster £40-50*

187 A British WWI era trench periscope, dated 1917£100-150*

188 A British WWI era extendable trench periscope,dated 1918 £150-200*

189 A British WWI era trench 'box' periscope, dated1917, label reads 'Periscope No.9 Mark II Adams& Co 1917' (plus instructions), a rare find, N.B.fixing stake a later addition £200-250*

190 A WWI era 'Concertia' type trench periscopemarked 'The Lifeguard Pat Periscope sole makersF.Duerr & Sons Manchester S.W., in originalcanvas case £220-300*

191 An Egyptian brass hilted sabre bayonet withscabbard for Remington rolling block (1867)

£50-70*

192 A German model 1898 with leather scabbard£70-100*

193 An Austrian model 1870 sabre bayonet with aleather scabbard £40-50*

194 A French model 1886 Epee bayonet withscabbard £40-50*

195 A U.S.A. model 1870 (Remington) Naval bayonetwith leather scabbard, N.B. this item believed tobe a later copy £50-70*

196 A British model 1907 (by Sanderson) bayonet withscabbard and leather frog £50-65*


198 A German model 1898/05 sawback butcherbayonet marked on flash guard 1917 with addedmuzzle ring (no scabbard) £40-55*

199 A German model 1898 bayonet (shortened) withleather scabbard £60-80*

200 A Dutch model 1895 bayonet (no scabbard)£30-40*

201 A Belgian F.N. knife bayonet with scabbard£25-35*

202 An Indian MkII bayonet dated 1943 with scabbard£40-50*

203 A German export Mauser bayonet for Brazil withleather scabbard £30-45*

204 A British model 1888 bayonet MkII with MkIscabbard, a fine example £70-90*

205 A Finnish knife bayonet with scabbard £40-50*

206 A Finnish knife bayonet (1935) with scabbard£40-50*

207 A German WWI Ersatz bayonet with scabbard£50-60*

208 A German Third Reich era 1884/98 knife bayonetwith scabbard and leather frog £60-80*

209 A Spanish model 1893 knife bayonet withscabbard £30-45*

210 A German export Mauser bayonet with scabbard(possible Serbia) £30-40*

211 An Austrian model 1895 N.C.O. bayonet withscabbard £40-50*

212 A Russian model A.K.M. bayonet (early mark) withmatching numbered scabbard £45-60*

213 A military 'side drum' for the Royal AnglianRegiment '5th Volunteer BN', circa 1966

£150-220*


214 A pair of brown leather boots (early 20th Century)with a pair of period boot jacks £80-120*

215 A British 1905 patt Field Service cap with G.S.buttons and Canadian cap badge £40-50*

216 A brass bugle badged to The West Riding Regt,also marked 40070 Bugler E.Dawson and broadarrow W.Riding £70-100*

217 A brass bugle by A.F.Matthews (DRS) Ltd makersLondon 1944 £40-60*

218 A copper and brass bugle by Boosey and HawkesLtd London £40-60*

219 A Wolseley cork helmet, British Army c1914,inside marked 6 HUS 3047 3 foot, outside withLancashire Fusiliers flash £60-90*

220 A French model 1874 Epee bayonet Paris maker1880, with scabbard £45-60*

221 A German model 1871 bayonet with brassmounted leather scabbard and frog £100-140*

222 A Swiss model 1878 Vetterli Engineers sawbackbayonet with leather scabbard £90-130*

223 A British model 1887 MkIII bayonet with leatherscabbard £70-100*

224 A British model 1913 (by Remington) bayonet withscabbard and webbing frog £40-50*

225 A Belgian 'export' Mauser bayonet long modelwith scabbard £30-45*

226 A Japanese Arisaka model 1897 bayonet withscabbard £40-55*

227 A German model 1898-05 'butcher' bayonet withsteel scabbard £80-120*

228 A German model 1898-05 'butcher' bayonet withsteel scabbard (plated) £80-120*

229 A British model 1856/95 sword bayonet officiallyshortened etc for cadet/drill use £60-90*

230 A Czech model (1924) bayonet with scabbard andleather frog £40-50*

231 A British model 1888 MkII by Mole with MkIscabbard £60-90*

232 An Italian model 1891 bayonet with leatherscabbard and frog £30-40*

233 A German Third Reich era 1884/98 bayonet(1944) with scabbard (1943) £60-80*

234 A Spanish model 1941 Bolo bayonet withscabbard £30-40*


235 A Japanese export Mauser sawback bayonet withscabbard £50-65*

236 A British No.7 MkI bayonet with scabbard (plated)£60-90*

237 Two lances with red/white pennants and buffleather wrist straps £100-150*

238 An African shield from 'Zulu' region £80-110*

239 Three various African spears £60-90*

240 A 'Zulu' Iklwa (stabbing spear) with a knobkerry£50-75*

241 A pair of British Cavalry stirrups (dated 1906) witha spur burnisher and a WWI era boot protector

£40-50*

242 A WWI (dated 1918) British gas rattle (striker slatas found but still functions) £50-70*

243 A rare WWII era dogs gas mask in original boxand makers label, Howes Patent Gas Masks(Patents No.531805), sole manufacturers RussellBros London W1 £200-300*

244 A 'Royal Flying Corps' swagger stick alloy knobmarked with R.F.C. insignia/crest J.C and A.C.O.France 1915-1919 £100-150*

245 A British WWI era grenade (Mills bomb), typeNo.23m (inert) £70-100*

246 A Swiss model 1863 socket bayonet with leatherscabbard and frog £50-70*

247 A British model 1895 socket bayonet with brassmounted leather scabbard £60-90*

248 A British model 1876 socket bayonet with leatherscabbard £70-100*

249 A Russian model 1867 socket bayonet £40-50*

250 An Austrian 1854 model socket bayonet £40-60*

251 A Swedish model 1867 socket bayonet £40-60*

252 An unknown socket bayonet £30-40*

253 An Indian model 1853 socket bayonet £40-60*

254 An unknown socket bayonet £30-40*

255 A British 'Brown Bess' socket bayonet by John Gill£60-90*

256 A French model 1822 socket bayonet(ring missing) £40-50*

257 A bayonet conversion for the Lovells musket£30-40*

258 A Dutch unknown socket bayonet £30-40*

259 A British Brown Bess socket bayonet convertedfor Lovells 1842 musket £50-70*

260 A British 'New Land' model socket bayonetcontaining part of barrel? £50-70*

261 A British 'India patt' socket bayonet with springcatch £40-60*


262 A Slesvig Holstein socket bayonet, c1837 £60-80*

263 A British model 1853 socket bayonet (lightversion) £50-70*

264 A Belgian 1867 model socket bayonet £40-50*

265 A Princess Mary 1914 Christmas gift tin, this isperiod and complete with full contents, thisexample is the finest complete original we haveseen £200-300*

266 A German WWI gas mask with case and strap,dated 8-11-17 £150-200*

267 Two early 20th Century mess tins £40-50*

268 A German WWI era N.C.O. 'Prussian' field cap£150-200*

269 A British WWI era Field Service cap 'trench cap',maker label visible McGill Ltd G.S. buttons andMiddlesex Regt cap badge £150-200*

270 A British WWI ground sheet/cape with War Deptmark for 1917 (on inside bottom edge) £200-300*

271 A WWI British 'Brodie' steel helmet, a MkI rimlessexample stamped on inside of rim B.S.74,complete with liner, net and strap £150-250*

272 A WWI British 'Brodie' steel helmet, a MkIrimless example with liner, net and strap andperiod personalised painted embellishment inc1915-1918 (centred by a crown), the ownersname and rank, Sgt L.Fletcher 13950 (SouthStaffs Reg't) and various countries with famousbattles, Somme, Ypres etc, a totally unique item

£300-450*

273 An original WWI Tank Corps tunic with correctbuttons and insignia, complementing the tunic isthe correct leather belt with snake fastening andopen top holster £600-800*

274 An original rare WWI Tank Crew splatter mask,this example is in outstanding condition completewith 'side ties' £500-750*

275 A British model 1887 MkIV Martini sword bayonetwith scabbard £70-95*

276 An Australian model 1907 bayonet with scabbard£50-70*


277 An Argentinean model 1909 bayonet withscabbard (German export) £40-60*

278 A German model 1898/05 MkI 'butcher' sawbackbayonet with leather scabbard £70-95*

279 A Swiss model 1889 (Schmidt Rubin) bayonetwith scabbard and leather frog £50-60*

280 A Czich Mauser bayonet and scabbard £30-40*

281 An Indian model 1944 MkIII Enfield bayonet withscabbard £40-60*

282 An Egyptian 'Haxim' knife bayonet with scabbard£40-50*

283 A Dutch model 1873 brass hilted 'Beaumont'sabre bayonet with scabbard £60-90*

284 An Egyptian model 1866 brass hilted bayonet withscabbard for Remington rolling block £60-90*


286 A German model 1898 bayonet with leatherscabbard (both unit marked) £80-110*

287 A Russian 1843 brass hilted sword bayonet(Belgian maker on blade) £60-80*

288 A German model 1898 bayonet unit marked withsteel scabbard £90-130*

289 An Austrian model 1867 sabre bayonet withscabbard (officially shortened) £60-80*

290 A German model 1871 Prussian bayonet(no scabbard) £60-80*

291 A British model 1837 Brunswick bayonet, blademarked V.R. Enfield 1848 £70-90*

292 A German model 1898/05 'butcher' bayonet withscabbard (sawback removed) £60-90*

293 A French model 1914 bayonet made by andmarked Remington Arms etc £50-75*

294 A French 1886/93/16/35 bayonet (officiallyshortened) with scabbard £40-60*

295 A German WWI Ersatz bayonet and scabbard£50-70*

296 A Dutch model 1873 brass hilted sabre bayonetwith scabbard (conversion) £50-70*

297 An Austrian made Peabody-Martini bayonet andscabbard £40-60*

298 An Indian made Brunswick (1837 model)(no scabbard) £60-80*

299 An Indian made 1841 Brunswick musket bayonet(no scabbard) £60-80*

300 A Scottish feather bonnet, red/white diced band,maker S and S.L. Loughton (London) (datepacked 11-6-86) badged to Argyll and SutherlandRegt, a hand made bespoke mannequins headand stand are included with this lot £150-200*

301 A cocked hat with metal carrying tin, French Naval(midshipmans?), circa 1850 £200-300*


302 A cocked hat with metal carrying tin, British Army,Generals or Staff Officers circa 1870, completewith swan feather plume, with its own carry tin

£300-400*

303 A British Victorian Hussars busby complete withcarry tin and aiguillettes, a hand made bespokemannequins head and stand are included with thislot £250-350*

304 A British Army Shako 1869-1879 with LondonRifle Brigade plate, maker Edward Smith 139Ebury St Eaton Square S.W., a hand madebespoke mannequins head and stand areincluded with this lot £450-650*

305 A British Victorian Shako with '75' foot Regimentalplate, inside 'worn' but maker visible Landon & Co7 new Burlington Street London (and Royal crest),a hand made bespoke mannequins head andstand are included with this lot £250-350*

306 An early 20th Century Lancers 'cap' with plate tothe 16th Queens Lancers, label to inside Hobson& Sons London 6 5/8 1914, also W.D. 1914stamp, with chin strap and aiguillettes, a handmade bespoke mannequins head and stand areincluded with this lot £600-800*

307 A British Victorian Royal Artillery Dress busby,with period badge and later aiguillettes, makerslabel Fishers Military Outfitters 88 Wellington StWoolwich, a hand made bespoke mannequinshead and stand are included with this lot

£300-450*


308 A Turkish model 1874 (shortened Peabody)bayonet with scabbard £50-60*

309 A British 1875 model sawback Artillery (Snider)Volunteer bayonet and leather scabbard(scabbard as found) £80-100*

310 A U.S.A. model 1905 Springfield bayonet andleather scabbard, bayonet dated 1906 andscabbard 1909 £70-95*

311 A U.S.A. model 1882 socket bayonet with metalscabbard and leather belt loop £40-60*

312 A Czech export bayonet (model 23 long)(no scabbard) £20-30*

313 A A Czech 1924 model bayonet and scabbard£30-40*

314 A Polish produced bayonet for the Mauser rifle,bayonet marked Radom 1939 with scabbard andleather frog £60-80*

315 A German WWI Ersatz bayonet (no scabbard)£40-50*

316 A German 'export' Mauser bayonet with scabbard£30-40*

317 A Japanese model 44 folding bayonet £30-40*

318 A Danish M5 (1960's) Garand knife bayonet andscabbard/belt hook £60-75*

319 A Finish AK62 assault rifle bayonet and sheath£40-60*

320 A Czech model 52 folding bayonet £30-40*

321 A Norwegian AG3 assault rifle knife bayonet withscabbard and belt loop £60-75*

322 A U.S.A. M4 knife bayonet with a US M8 scabbardand belt loop £70-90*

323 A British model 1840 Constabulary carbinebayonet (no scabbard and spring catch missing)

£30-40*

324 An Austrian WWI Ersatz bayonet with scabbard(as found) £30-40*

325 A Danish model 1889 knife bayonet with scabbard£60-80*

326 A British 1950 model sterling L2 S.M.G. bayonetwith scabbard and webbing frog £70-90*

327 A Norwegian M1894 (M1 carbine conversion) withscabbard and webbing belt hook £50-70*

328 A Swiss SIG assault rifle bayonet with scabbardand belt loop £40-50*

329 A Yugoslavian 1956 M S.M.G. bayonet withscabbard £40-50*

330 A Swiss 1953 M S.M.G. spike bayonet £30-40*


331 A British 1879 patt Foreign Service helmet, helmetplate 50th Regt Afoot, makers label Jackman ofFaversham, circa 1880 £200-250*

332 A British Home Service 1879 patt helmet, thisexample early 20th Century with helmet plate for'Norfolk 1st Volunteer Artillery', makers label forHobson & Son 1.3 & 5 Lexington Street GoldenSquare London "W., complete with carry tin, ahand made bespoke mannequins head and standare included with this lot £500-700*

333 A British Home Service helmet, early 20th Centurywith Royal Artillery plate and makers labelHawkins & Co 14 Piccadilly London N., (CorkPatent Sole Manufacturers) £350-500*

334 A Victorian Home Service helmet with ArtilleryVolunteer plate, makers label Gardiner & CoContractors Argyle Street Glasgow, a hand madebespoke mannequins head and stand areincluded with this lot £400-550*

335 An early 20th Century Home Service helmet withWest Yorkshire Regt plate, label states'Regulation Cork Helmet', a hand made bespokemannequins head and stand are included with thislot £500-700*

336 A Victorian Home Service helmet with RoyalMilitary College (Sandhurst) plate, an extremelyrare Victorian helmet plate with enamelling behindRoyal cypher, a hand made bespoke mannequinshead and stand are included with this lot

£600-800*


337 An Edward VII Kings Own Norfolk ImperialYeomanry helmet with yellow horse hair plumeand brass chin chain (1901-10), in overall goodcondition including the fine plate, a rare hard tofind helmet, a hand made bespoke mannequinshead and stand are included with this lot

£700-1000*

338 A British 1822 patt Infantry Officers sword, WilliamIV cypher on blade and 23rd Foot (WelshFusiliers), scabbard marked Andrews Pall MallLondon (and is as found) £200-300*

339 A Japanese Army Officers parade sabre withscabbard, back strap with added 'Mon'(family crest) £250-350*

340 A Japanese 1886 patt Cavalry Troopers swordwith scabbard £180-240*

341 A Japanese Army Officers parade sabre with fullydecorated back strap with scabbard £280-360*

342 A circa 1800 Light Cavalry sabre (possiblyFrench) (no scabbard) £80-120*

343 A Turkish Infantry Officers sword c1900 withscabbard, blade finely etched and maker marked

£200-250*

344 An Imperial German Naval Officers sword by W.K.& G, having an etched pipe-back blade and brassmounted leather scabbard £300-450*

345 A German Prussian model 1889 Infantry Officerssword with scabbard £150-250*

346 A German WWII era N.C.O. dress sword byAlcoso and scabbard £100-140*

347 A Third Reich era Army Officers dress sword withscabbard (grip as found) £100-140*

348 A Third Reich era Army Officers dress sword byEickhorn with scabbard and sword portepee, agood 'honest' example £160-240*

349 An early Victorian Sergeants patt sword by J & RMole with brass mounted scabbard £250-350*

350 A British 1803 patt Infantry/Flank Officers swordwith brass mounted leather scabbard £400-600*

351 An Austrian WWI era 'Officer Cadets' sword withsword knot and scabbard £80-120*

352 A British Light Cavalry Officers sword circa 1800(Yeomanry purchase?) with leather scabbard withsteel mounts £300-400*

353 A British 1796 patt Infantry Officers sword(no scabbard) £150-200*

354 A Victorian Infantry sword with brass mountedscabbard, eagle insert within hilt, possibly U.S.A.

£120-180*

355 A British 1822 patt William IV Infantry Officerssword c1830-37 with brass mounted leatherscabbard (that has old repair) £170-230*


356 A British GV Naval Officers sword with brassmounted leather scabbard and sword knot

£200-280*

357 A Russian model 1855 Naval Officers sword(no scabbard), this example small size, perhapsfor 'boy' cadet? £60-90*

358 A Russian model 1881 Dragoon Shasqua with itsbrass mounted scabbard with Mosin Nagantbayonet attached to fittings £200-260*

359 A Burmese DHA with copper fittings to sword andwooden scabbard £60-80*

360 A Malayan 'Parang' with carved grip £50-70*

361 An Abyssinian 'Shotel' with leather scabbard£40-60*

362 A pair of 'German produced' Victorian fencing foils£40-50*

363 A French 1822 patt heavy Cavalry sabre(dated 1829) with scabbard £180-250*

364 A British 1853 patt Cavalry Troopers sword withscabbard, hilt marked D.Y.C. 21D and scabbardmarked D.Y.C. W.46, also maker marked Mole

£240-320*

365 A British King Edward VII Cavalry Officers swordwith brown leather scabbard £120-180*

366 An Indian 'issue' Cavalry Troopers sabre, circa1850 with leather scabbard, blade markedW.C.Jelly £100-150*

367 A British model 1821 Artillery Officers sword withsteel scabbard, this example is the 'short' versionfor mounted use £200-250*

368 An extremely rare model 1896 Mountain Artillery(all ranks) sabre, (no scabbard) £200-250*

369 A Japanese WWII era Shin Gunto blade with utilityreplacement hilt £40-60*

370 A British model 1796 Infantry Officers sword(Militia service) (no scabbard) £100-140*

371 A British model 1821 Light Cavalry ArtilleryOfficers sword (no scabbard) £40-50*

372 A British 1821 patt Light Cavalry Troopers sword(no scabbard) £140-200*

373 A British model 1853 Cavalry Troopers sword byReeves & Co (no scabbard) £180-250*

374 A British 1788 patt Light Cavalry officers sabre(no scabbard), hilt unit marked and traces ofetching to blade £200-250*

375 A British 1820 patt 1st Life Guards Trooperssword hilt marked C.41, the double fulleredengraved blade dated 1860, either a replacementor a special order (no scabbard) £300-450*

376 A British Yeomanry Light Cavalry sabre circa 1800(as found and no scabbard) £60-90*

377 A British mid 18th Century 'small' sword(no scabbard) £120-170*

378 An Anglo/Indian 1821 patt Light Cavalry Trooperssword with scabbard £80-120*

379 An 1856 patt R.E. Scottish Infantry Field Officersbroadsword, c1875 with etched blade Argyll andSutherland Highlanders, and makers/retailersS.J.Pillin London with scabbard, a fine Victorianbroadsword £350-450*

380 A British (Scottish) Victorian Argyll and SutherlandHighlanders basket hilted broadsword by S.J.PillinLondon with scabbard (slight repair to basket)

£350-500*

381 A British model 1889 Naval cutlass dated 1891with scabbard and leather frog (frog by D.Mason &Son 1892) (as found) £200-300*


382 A British 1900 patt Naval cutlass by MoleBirmingham (no scabbard) £120-180*

383 A British 1845 patt Naval cutlass (no scabbard)£150-200*

384 A British Naval 'figure of eight' cutlass circa 1800,a rare model complete with scabbard £400-500*

385 A German produced (Alex Coppel) sword withscabbard (origin unknown) £80-120*

386 A replica U.S.A. Light Cavalry sword withscabbard £60-90*

387 A Victorian British 1845 patt Infantry Officerssword with brass scabbard £150-220*

388 A British 1897 patt Infantry Officers sword withscabbard, blade marked 1st U.B. Cheshire Regt,crown and Edward VII cypher £170-240*

389 A brass hilted sword with scabbard, both unitmarked (thought to be Scandinavian) £100-150*

390 A reproduction brass hilted rapier (no scabbard)£40-50*

391 An all steel example of a British bandsmans sword£30-40*

392 A Turkish Cavalry Troopers sword and scabbard,early 20th Century £200-260*

393 A German Prussian model 1852 Cavalry sabrewith scabbard £150-200*

394 A British 1897 patt Officers light weight 'picquet'sword and scabbard, etched blade to '4th RoyalBerkshire Regt' with Edward VII crown andcypher, retailed by Hobson & Sons London

£200-260*

395 A German export (possibly for British use), abrass hilted sword with lions head pommel andetched blade, with scabbard £160-220*

396 A British 1854 patt Irish Foot Guards officerssword and leather scabbard, blade with GVcypher and N.K. (owners initials) £200-280*

397 A British 1885 patt Cavalry Troopers sword andscabbard, issue date on blade, a fine example

£240-320*

398 An early 19th Century Cavalry sabre withscabbard (possibly Turkish) £100-140*

399 A cut steel hilted court sword circa 1800, with itsleather scabbard £200-270*

400 A Japanese N.C.O.'s shin-gunto sword withmatching numbered saya £250-350*

401 A Japanese N.C.O.'s shin-gunto sword withpainted saya £220-320*

402 A Brazilian (pre 1889) Emperor Pedro II crestedsword with scabbard, a German export £100-150*

403 A German (Prussian) model 1852 Cavalry sabre,dated 1916 (no scabbard and restored grip)

£80-120*


404 A rare British circa 1850 special patt HonourableArtillery Company Officers sword and leatherscabbard, locket marked H.D.Wood, 3rd CompanyH.A.C., blade etching still visible but blade stainedand scabbard repaired £300-450*

405 A French Hussar Troopers sword (1801-15)with 'gilded' scabbard (and as found) £200-300*

406 A Turkish Cavalry Toppers sword, early 20thCentury (no scabbard) £70-100*

407 A British WWI era 1912 patt Cavalry officerssword with leather scabbard, sword frog andleather sword knot, good etched blade makermarked R.McQueen Newcastle on Tyne, overall afine set £400-600*

408 A British 1821 patt Light Cavalry Officers sword byWilkinson London with scabbard, S/No.13668 forcirca 1865, etched blade with Victoria cypher, avery good example of this patt £300-400*

409 A British 1854 patt 'Foot Guards' Infantry Officers'picquet' sword and scabbard, blade etched withbattle honours and owners initials R.G.W. makerWilkinson London, S/No.44503 1914-17

£200-300*

410 A British 1821 model Artillery Officers sword andscabbard, blade marked to 3rd MiddlesexVolunteer Artillery, maker S.J.Pillin London

£250-300*

411 A British 1796 patt Light Cavalry Troopers swordand scabbard (scabbard mouth as found)

£350-500*

412 A British 1895 patt Infantry Officers sword withleather scabbard, sword frog and knot etchedblade including Victoria cypher, maker E.Thurkle& Son London £180-250*

413 A British 1897 model Infantry Officers sword withleather scabbard and sword frog, GV cypher tohilt, with blade issue date 8/01 £100-150*

414 A British 1827 patt Rifle Officers sword withscabbard, blade marked Volunteer Rifles withVictorian cypher £240-300*

415 A German produced (marked Alex CoppelSolingen) sword (with cutlass style hilt) andscabbard £100-150*

416 A British 1882 patt Cavalry Troopers (short) swordwith scabbard, blade with issue date 4/84

£300-450*

417 A French Light Cavalry sabre with scabbard,c1800 £200-250*

418 A British 1796 patt Light Cavalry Troopers sabrewith scabbard (German marked blade) £400-600*

419 An Austrian Cavalry sabre (early Victorian) withscabbard £140-200*

420 A U.S.A. model 1860 Cavalry sabre withscabbard, this period Civil War sword is markedU.S. 1864 A.G.M. and maker marked C.RobyW.Chelmsford Mass £400-550*

421 A French Cavalry sabre with scabbard, circa 1850£180-270*


422 A British 1821 patt Light Cavalry Troopers swordwith scabbard £200-250*

423 An unknown brass hilted Cavalry sabre withscabbard £100-150*

424 A British model 1908 Cavalry Troopers sword andscabbard, blade marked Wilkinson P.08 and issuedate of 12/15, a WWI period item £300-400*

425 A British 1796 patt Heavy Cavalry Troopers swordand scabbard, A.17 marked on knuckle guard andH/22 on scabbard, blade has modified spear pointand maker marked T.Craven, this overall fineexample of a rare sword has also had originallangets removed (an official modification)

£600-900*

426 A British 1831 patt General Officers swordMameluke, this very fine example has white metalthistle and rose emblem on the crossguards aswell as etched on the blade, also blade etchedwith maker Lesley Roberts George StreetHanover Square W as well as George V cypherand crown, blade in fine condition as is the rest ofthe sword and the brass mounted leatherscabbard £700-1000*

427 A German Bavarian Officers pickelhaube, circa1890 £400-600*

428 A German Prussian Field Artillery officerspickelhaube, marked inside 'W.ESTL A.R. 7 1897Z.B.' £350-500*

429 A German Prussian (Pioneer Regt) O.Rspickelhaube, circa 1900 £250-350*

430 A German Saxony O.Rs pickelhaube, late 19thCentury £350-500*

431 A German Bavarian (WWI) era pickelhaube£350-500*

432 A German Prussian Imperial Guards Regtpickelhaube, circa 1900 £350-500*

433 A German Prussian Infantry WWI erapickelhaube, written on inside 'Rec Norwich9 Nov 1914' £300-400*

434 A German Bavarian Infantry O.R. pickelhaube,early 20th Century £250-350*


435 A German Saxony Shako helmet, maker markedand dated 1905 £250-350*

436 A German Czapka Saxony WWI 'Ersatz'compressed grey felt helmet, with Saxony plate,plume and cockades, a hand made bespokemannequins head and stand are included with thislot £600-800*

437 An Imperial German Prussian Reserve Regimentofficers parade helmet c1900, complete with blackhorse hair plume and leather carrying case, ahand made bespoke mannequins head and standare included with this lot £1000-1500*

438 A German model 1871 bandsmans sidearm withetched blade, solid brass hilt with brass mountedleather scabbard £150-200*

439 A German model 1871 'walking out'bayonet/sidearm, with etched blade and brassmounted leather scabbard £120-170*

440 A British model 1907 bayonet by Wilkinson withhooked quillon in MkI scabbard £150-230*

441 A British model 1907 bayonet with hooked quillonwith MkII scabbard, this example being markedNaval issue £180-270*

442 An extremely rare Norwegian model 1851bayonet, this bayonet was made for the1821/1851 muzzle loading rifle, 792mm overallwith a 655mm blade and correct wooden grips, inoverall very good condition for such a rarebayonet (no scabbard) £500-750*

443 An Italian bayonet for the M1868 Artillery carbine,originally used on M1860 Piedmontese rifle,overall 601mm with a 462mm blade and brass hiltunit marked, another rare bayonet in very goodcondition £300-450*

444 A British No.4 MkI (Cruciform) bayonet in No.4MkI scabbard, bayonet marked G.R. No.4 MkIS.M. £100-140*

445 A British No.4 bayonet (Cruciform spike)conversion from a MkII in a MkI scabbard £30-40*

446 An Australian model 1944 MkI 'machete' bayonetfor the Enfield rifle, maker marked grips Slaz43/42, with scabbard marked R.M.B. Ltd 1944,pommel with serial number 3967 £250-350*


447 A U.S.A. 1898 patt 'Bowie' bayonet for the Krag-Jurgensen rifle with scabbard, N.B. we believe thisis not a period example £80-120*

448 An Italian model 1938 folding bayonet withscabbard £100-140*

449 A German Third Reich era Fire Department dressbayonet by Eickhorn with scabbard and leatherfrog (maker stamped) £60-90*

450 A German Third Reich era parade bayonet withscabbard, leather frog and portepee £90-130*

451 A German Third Reich era K98 parade bayonetwith scabbard and leather frog, bayonet byEickhorn with stag horn grips £120-160*

452 A German Third Reich era K98 parade bayonetwith portepee by Robert Klaas, one grip with ThirdReich emblem and blade with etching GEBPionier Bataillon No.54 Mittenwald £150-220*

453 A German Third Reich era dress bayonet withscabbard, with presentation etching to blade andpommel relating to S.S. 1st Panzer Division, thisetching possibly post war addition £150-200*

454 A German Third Reich era K98 dress bayonet byRobert Klass with scabbard and leather frog, withetched blade dedication for Regiment 37

£180-240*

455 A Third Reich era Police dress sidearm with staghorn grips with scabbard (this lot as found)

£100-150*

456 A German Third Reich era Police dress bayonet(working stud and slotted) by Carl Eickhorn withscabbard, leather frog (dated 1940) and portepee,a good 'unit' marked example £200-250*

457 A German 1898 patt (WWI era) sawback dressbayonet by Eickhorn with leather scabbard

£150-200*

458 A German 1898 patt (WWI era N.C.O.) sawbackshort dress bayonet by Eickhorn with steelscabbard and leather frog (marked 1911)

£180-240*

459 A German (Prussian) 1884/9 model sawbackbayonet with steel scabbard £120-170*

460 A German 1884/98 model sawback bayonet byBontgen & Sabin Solingen with steel scabbardand leather frog £100-140*

461 A German model 1914 sawback bayonet withErsatz steel scabbard £60-80*

462 A German WWI era trench knife/bayonet byDemag, blade maker marked with grip retainingsome original paint, complete with scabbard(leather belt loop as found) £200-300*


463 A reproduction Pritchard bayonet for the WebleyMkVI revolver £60-90*

464 A German WWI era conversion from a bayonetinto a trench knife with custom sheath £30-45*

465 A German WWI era trench knife with scabbardand leather frog £40-50*

466 A German WWI era trench knife with scabbardand leather frog £50-60*

467 A Swiss M1943 Army Officers dress dagger withscabbard, belt hook and portepee all in very goodcondition £120-150*

468 A Spanish circa 1940 Special Services 'Bolo'fighting knife with leather scabbard £100-140*

469 An Austrian WWI era fighting knife with scabbard£90-130*

470 A U.S.A. WWI era model 1910 'Bolo' knife withcanvas scabbard, blade marked S.A. 1912/US21841 with scabbard marked 1911 £200-250*

471 A leather belt with buckle to XI TH Gurkha Rifleswith Kukri in scabbard £140-180*

472 A Tibetan dagger with a shagreen covered sheathwith white metal embellishment (restoration tosheath) £60-90*

473 A Burmese mid 19th Century small 'DHA' daggerwith white metal covered sheath £90-130*

474 An Indian 'Khyber' knife (Victorian) with bone,brass and studded hilt with 'T' blade and leathersheath £70-100*

475 A mid 19th Century Omani Janbiyya/Khanjar withwhite metal embellishment to scabbard £120-180*

476 A late 17th Century (probably Spanish origin) plugbayonet with engraved blade, both sides: N.B. gripshortened (and lot is as found) £150-200*

477 A British 'hunting sword' circa 1750, brass hiltedwith shell style crossguard both heavily embossedbrass, as is knuckle bar, complete with brassmounted leather scabbard blade 21" overall withsawback for 14", complete sword and scabbard26 1/2" long, a rare item in overall good condition(blade stained) £300-450*

478 A British Naval dirk, blade bearing George V crestwith crown and anchor, complete with brassmounted leather scabbard, a good clean honestexample £200-250*


479 A Victorian Naval dirk with etched blade includingVictorian crown, complete with brass mountedleather scabbard £240-300*

480 A late Victorian German hunting knife with staghorn grip and sawback blade etched with huntingscenes and foliate (possibly shortened) £80-120*

481 A German Third Reich era Hitler Youth knife,blade marked 'Blut Und Ehre!', also markermarked F.Plücker JR Solingen-GR with R.Z.M.M.7/62 complete with scabbard and leather beltloop/frog, a good early example £150-250*

482 An Italian fascist M.V.S.N. dagger (2nd patt)complete with correct scabbard embossed withM.V.S.N. and fascist symbol £200-300*

483 An Italian fascist 1932 model M.V.S.N. daggerand scabbard £250-350*

484 An Italian fascist 1937 model M.V.S.N. Officersdagger complete with scabbard and chainhangers £300-400*

485 A German Third Reich era S.A. dress dagger withscabbard, crossguard marked with S. and blademarked R.Z.M. M/7/33, a very early example withscabbard and blade showing some corrosion

£200-300*

486 A German Third Reich era Army Officers dressdagger with scabbard £220-320*

487 A German Third Reich era Army Officers dressdagger (by Puma Solingen) with scabbard,portepee knot and a pair of fine hanging straps

£300-400*

488 A German Third Reich era 2nd patt LuftwaffeOfficers dress dagger with scabbard, blade makermarked A.W.JR Solingen £240-340*

489 A German Third Reich era 1st patt LuftwaffeOfficers dress dagger with scabbard and hangingchains, blade marker marked A.W.JR Solingen

£300-400*


490 A representation of a Japanese WWII ArmyOfficer in 'parade' tunic, cap and belt, includedwith this lot is the bespoke mannequin torso andhead, N.B. this lot was assembled as a visualdisplay, no guarantee as to historical accuracy

£200-300*

491 A representation of a Royal Horse ArtilleryTrooper (mid 20th Century) including busby,included with this lot is the bespoke mannequinwith head, N.B. this lot was assembled as a visualdisplay, no guarantee as to historical accuracy

£300-400*

492 A representation of a WWII circa 1943 InfantrySergeant (Royal Norfolk insignia) including allaccessories shown with this lot, and the bespokemannequin with head, N.B. this lot was assembledas a visual display, no guarantee as to historicalaccuracy £400-600*

493 A representation of a WWII era Highland LightInfantry Officer, included with this lot is themannequin with head and stand, N.B. this lot wasassembled as a visual display, no guarantee as tohistorical accuracy £400-600*


494 A representation of a WWII era JapaneseInfantryman, including helmet, bayonet and allother accessories shown with this lot, the bespokemannequin with head also included, N.B. this lotwas assembled as a visual display, no guaranteeas to historical accuracy £400-600*

495 A representation of a 'Scots Guard' including thebearskin, included with this lot is the bespokemannequin with head, N.B. this lot was assembledas a visual display, no guarantee as to historicalaccuracy £500-700*

496 A representation of a Victorian 'Bandboy' to the3rd Volunteer Battalion Norfolk Regiment circa1883, including period bandsword by Mole and allother accessories shown with this lot, the bespokemannequin with head also included, N.B. this lotwas assembled as a visual display, no guaranteeas to historical accuracy £500-750*

497 A representation of a 'Victorian Fusilier' includingbearskin, bayonet and all other accessoriesshown with this lot, the bespoke mannequin withhead also included, N.B. this lot was assembledas a visual display, no guarantee as to historicalaccuracy £600-900*


498 A representation of a Post WWI Artillery Officerincluding cased binoculars, dress sword and allother accessories show with this lot, the bespokemannequin with head also included, N.B. this lotwas assembled as a visual display, no guaranteeas to historical accuracy £700-1000*

499 A representation of a 'Scottish Officer' includingreproduction broadsword and all otheraccessories shown with this lot, the bespokemannequin with head also included, N.B. this lotwas assembled as a visual display, no guaranteeas to historical accuracy £800-1200*

500 A representation of a Brigadier within the SuffolkRegiment post 1901, including Home Servicehelmet with Suffolk plate, period Officers dresssword and all accessories shown with this lot, thebespoke mannequin with head also included, N.B.this lot was assembled as a visual display, noguarantee as to historical accuracy £1200-1500 *


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FIREARMS

We have full R.F.D.capabilities enabling us to

sell on your behalf all itemsthat require licences.

Our registered FirearmsDealership Number is

Suffolk 252.

We are always happy to helpwith any firearm queries,

legal requirements orvaluations.

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PLEASE NOTE THAT WE WILL BE UNABLE TO ACCEPT ANY BIDS WITHOUT A

BUYER’S REGISTRATION NUMBER.

Lot No. Description Maximum Bid

NB: All purchases, in both salerooms, subject to 18% BUYER’S PREMIUM PLUS VAT

CREDIT CARD PAYMENTS ARE NOT ACCEPTED

AFTER 5 WORKING DAYS, STORAGE CHARGES OF £2 + VAT PER LOT / PER DAY

WILL APPLY TO ANY FURNITURE THAT HAS NOT BEEN COLLECTED

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COMMISSION BID SLIP

1 THE BUYER - The highest bidder acknowledged as such by the auctioneer will bethe buyer. If any dispute arises, the auctioneer shall have absolute discretion to settlethe matter. The auctioneer shall rule the bidding and no bid shall be retracted. Theauctioneer reserves the right to refuse any bid. The bidder in the room who issuccessful in purchasing any lot or lots is entirely responsible for paying for such lot orlots in accordance with our general conditions of sale. Purchases made on behalf of athird party are entirely the responsibility of the bidder in the room. The auctioneerreserves the right to bid on behalf of the vendors for any lot and to withdraw,consolidate or divide any lot or lots.

2 REGISTRATION - To assist the progress of sale, all prospective buyers mustregister their name and address and provide proof of identity at reception and collect abidding number before the sale commences. Should there be any doubts as to priceor buyer, please draw the auctioneer’s attention to it immediately.

3 BUYER’S PREMIUM - A buyer’s premium of 18% plus VAT at the standard rate ofthe hammer price is payable on each lot.

4 VENDOR’S COMMISSION - Our standard Vendor's commission of 15% plus VATwill be charged. Under certain conditions, our commission rate can be negotiated priorto the sale only. In addition, each lot will be subject to a lotting fee of £3 plus VAT.

5 PURCHASE VIA LIVE BIDDING – Any lots purchased via the-saleroom.com liveauction service will be subject to an additional 4.95% commission charge plus VAT atthe current rate imposed on the hammer price. In completing the bidder registration onwww.the-saleroom.com and providing your card details and unless alternativearrangements are made with Durrants you hereby agree to the following terms:

a) Durrants are authorised to charge the debit card given in part or full paymentincluding all fees for items successfully purchased in the auction via the sale-room.com, and

b) You are authorised to provide these debit card details to Durrants throughwww.the-saleroom.com and agree that Durrants are entitled to ship the goods tothe cardholder name and address provided in fulfilment of the sale.

6 VALUE ADDED TAX - Lots on which Value Added Tax may be payable by thebuyer on the “hammer price” are indicated in the catalogue by a symbol beside the lotnumber. The buyer shall pay any VAT which may be due on any amounts owed bythe buyer under these conditions of sale at the rates prevailing on the day of theauction.

7 AUCTIONEERS MARGIN SCHEME - The Auctioneers Margin Scheme allowsauctioneers to sell items without VAT on the hammer price. Under the margin schemean amount equivalent to VAT at the current rate is added to the buyer’s premium. Thisamount cannot be refunded. The VAT element will not be shown separately on thebuyer’s invoice.

8 PAYMENTS

Purchaser - Our methods of payment are with bank transfer, cash, debit card (inperson only) or by cheque supported by a bankers reference. All purchases must bepaid in full on the day of the sale before any lot is removed from the premises. Nogoods will be released to buyers unknown to the auctioneers without adequatereference or before their cheques have cleared. Anyone who, for whatever reason, isunable to pay for their goods on the day of the sale must inform the SaleroomManager as to when payment will be made. Credit card payments are not accepted.

Vendor – Vendors will normally receive proceeds of sale 10 working days after.However, where individual consigned Lots have sold for £500 or above Durrantsreserve the right to hold payment until we have been paid by the purchaser. We alsoreserve the right to rescind a sale, if it is clear that having pursued all the usualchannels Durrants are unlikely to receive payment on the Lot in question. In suchcircumstances, the Lot(s) involved will be reoffered in a later Sale with the salereserve (if applicable).

9 ATTRIBUTION AND CONDITION OF LOTS - Every effort is made to ensure theaccuracy of any statement as to authorship, attribution, origin, date, age, provenanceand condition of any lot whether or not such statement forms part of the description ofany such lot. Whether any such statement is made orally or in the catalogue it is anexpression of opinion. Each buyer by making a bid for a lot acknowledges that he hassatisfied himself fully as to the attribution and condition of the lot. If any damage isdone to any lot at the viewing or before, during or after the sale, such damage shall bemade good by the person committing such damage, principals being responsible forthe acts of their servants, such damage to be assessed by the auctioneers. Writtencondition reports are available for all Lots upon request. Buyers that do not requestcondition reports forfeit their right to a refund, except where we are in breach ofContract.

Verbal condition reports will not be given. The latest that a condition report will be e-mailed or posted is the day immediately before the sale.

10 ATTRIBUTION OF PICTURES - (Condition 7 also refers).

(a) The forename(s) (or asterisks where not known) and surname of the artistindicates in our opinion a work by the artist

(b) The initials of the forename(s) and the surname of the artist indicates in ouropinion a work of the period of the artist which may be wholly or in part his work.

(c) The surname of the artist indicates in our opinion a work of the school or by oneof the followers of the artist or in his style and of uncertain date.

(d) Bears signature indicates in our opinion that this is not the signature of the artist.

(e) All other terms are self-explanatory.

11 OWNERSHIP OF PURCHASES - The ownership of the lot(s) purchased will notpass to the buyer until the buyer has paid the auctioneers in full the total amount dueand the auctioneers have applied such payment to the lot.

12 TRANSFER OF RISK - Each lot shall be at the purchaser’s sole risk from the fall ofthe hammer and shall be sold with all faults and imperfections. The purchaser isdeemed to have inspected the lots and satisfied himself as to their condition. Theliability to insure any purchased Lot shall pass from the auctioneer to the purchaser onthe fall of the hammer.

13 COMMISSION BIDS - If instructed, the auctioneers will execute bids and adviseprospective purchasers. This service is free. Lots will always be purchased ascheaply as is allowed by such other bids and reserves as are on the auctioneer’sbooks. In the event of identical bids, the earliest will take precedence. There mustalways be a maximum limit indicated, i.e. the amount to which you would bid if you

were attending the auction yourself. “Buy” or unlimited bids will not be accepted.Commission bids placed by telephone are accepted at the client’s risk. We do acceptcommission bids by facsimile. We urge our clients to place such commission bidswithin one hour of the close of the view day.

14 TELEPHONE BIDS - Requests for telephone bidding must be registered with theSaleroom Manager within one hour of the close of the view day. It may not bepossible to accept requests on sale days. Written confirmation of such bids frompersons unknown to the auctioneers must be received before the commencement ofthe sale. Whilst every effort will be made to execute telephone bidding, theauctioneers cannot be held responsible for any default or neglect in connection withthis service. All such arrangements therefore are made entirely at the prospectivebuyer’s risk.

15 COLLECTION OF GOODS - At the purchaser’s sole cost and expense, thepurchaser shall collect the lot(s) purchased not later than 12 mid-day after the day ofthe auction, not before payment to the auctioneers of the total amount due. After 5working days, storage charges of £2 + VAT per day per lot will apply to any goods thathave not been collected.

16 POSTAGE / SHIPPING - Goods will not be released to couriers unless they aredelivering to the address that the buyer has used for registration. Couriers areinstructed not to take alternate delivery instructions once dispatched

17 COMPLIANCE - Upon failure of any purchaser to comply with any of the aboveconditions any money deposited by the purchaser in part payments shall be forfeitedto the owner of the lot, he paying there from, all just expenses. Any lot not paid forwithin 1 month of the purchase date shall be resold by public auction or privatecontract and the deficiency (if any) arising from such a resale together with allexpenses attending the same shall be made good by the defaulter at this sale whoshall have no claim to any surplus which may arise on a resale.

18 PRE SALE ESTIMATES - Given by the auctioneers or a member of their staff aretheir opinion as to what they consider any particular lot is likely to realise. Howeverany lot may sell at a figure less than the lower estimate and for more than the higherestimated figure. The auctioneers and their staff reserve the right to alter their pre-sale estimates, either upwards or downwards, on any lot at any time, up until suchtime as the lot is offered for sale.

19 RESERVES - The auctioneers and vendors reserve the right: -

(a) To remove the reserve completely from a previously reserved lot at any time upuntil it is offered for sale.

(b) To place a reserve on a previously unreserved lot at any time up until it is offeredfor sale.

(c) To alter a reserve, either upwards or downwards, on any lot at any time up until itis offered for sale.

(d) Should any item fail to sell at the reserve price on the day of the Auction they willbe subject to commission of 3% of the Reserve Price, subject to a minimum feeof £5 plus VAT.

(e) We do not accept reserves lower than £40.

20 THIRD PARTY LIABILITY - Every person on the auctioneers’ premises before,during or after a sale or at any other time, shall be deemed to be there at their ownrisk and shall have no claim against the auctioneer in respect of any injury they maysustain or any accident which may occur.

21 ANY NOTICES - Any notices that may be displayed from time to time by theauctioneers in the sale ground or salerooms shall be deemed to form part of and beincluded within the general conditions of sale.

22 MONEY LAUNDERING REGULATIONS - In order to comply with current anti-money laundering legislation we are unable to accept cash payments over £8,000.Any purchaser wishing to pay cash for any purchase over £1,000 may be asked foridentification e.g. Passport or photo driving licence.

23 DROIT DE SUITE ROYALTY CHARGES – in essence this charge will be made tothe purchaser of any work of art that has been produced by a living artist or for aperiod of up to 70yrs after the artist’s death, on lots with a hammer price more thanthe UK sterling equivalent of €1,000. Please refer to www.dacs.org.uk for further rulesand current exchange rates. The royalty charge will be added to purchase invoicesand must be paid before items can be cleared. All Royalty charges are paid to theDesign and Artists Copyright Society (DACS) by the Auctioneers and no handlingcosts or additional fees with respect to these charges will be retained by theAuctioneer.

24 RICS REGULATION

a) All Clients monies are paid into our Auction Clients Account with Barclays BankPLC Norfolk Business and Agricultural Corporate Banking Centre, Norwich,Norfolk (any interest accrued monies held will be retained by Durrants)

b) Durrants operates an RICS approved complaints policy, details can be found onour website www.durrants.com

25 RESCISSION - Notwithstanding any other terms of these Conditions, if withinfourteen days of the date of sale Durrants receive from the buyer of any lot notice inwriting that in his view the lot is a deliberate forgery and the lot is returned to them inthis period in the same condition as at the time of sale and produces written evidence,the burden of proof to be upon the buyer, satisfies Durrants that considered in the lightof the entry in the catalogue the lot is a deliberate forgery then the sale of the lot willbe rescinded. The purchase price will be refunded once the sum has been returned toDurrants by the Seller.

If before the proceeds of the sale have been paid to the Seller Durrants receivesnotice from the buyer that, in the buyers view the sale should be rescinded andDurrants agrees with that view, Durrants will rescind the sale and refund to the Buyerany amount paid to Durrants in respect of the Lot, and if such notice is received afterpayment of the proceeds of this sale the Seller will on notice reimburse Durrants tothe full amount of the sum refunded to the Buyer.

26 REPRODUCTIONS - Owing to the large number of Third Reich and other uniformsand accoutrements being used for films, television and plays, it becomes increasinglydifficult to ascertain the authenticity of certain pieces. We catalogue all items asseen, and offer no guarantee as to their authenticity. The terms ‘bronze’, ‘silver’ and‘gold’ refer to the grades in which medals, badges, etc., were awarded and not to heircomposition. Items described as (PATTERN) are an example of the described itemwith no guarantee of age or authenticity

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you have a suitable form of identification to verify the information you are giving, e.g. driving

licence, utility bill etc. Once you have done this you will be issued with a card and this will have

your buyer’s number on it

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FROM A12/A145 (SOUTH)On entering Beccles, at the first set of traffic lights turn right into PeddarsLane. The Auction Rooms are 200 metres along the road on your right.

FROM A143/A146 (BURY ST EDMUNDS & NORWICH)Approaching Beccles, at the McDonald’s roundabout, go straight over, thentake the first right via Gillingham over the bridge into Beccles. Follow theroad past the new Tesco, go straight at the first set of traffic lights, right at thesecond and the Auction Rooms are 100 metres on your left.

FROM A146 (LOWESTOFT)At the Worlingham roundabout bear left through Worlingham. At the first setof lights go straight over, at the second turn left and the Auction Rooms are100 metres on your left.

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