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Click here to subscribeA presentation Kukri knife, early 20th century, typical curved blade with ring turned flared wooden handle, within a red felt covered sheaf with elaborate silver foliate furniture, to include a gold coloured mask within foliate design to one side, the other with peacock, silver wire hanging strap with attached butterfly clasp.
A vintage Indian variation of a Nepalese / Gurkhas Kukri knife dagger with an armour piercing blade. The knife having a hooked pommel, smooth horn grip inlaid with white metal details and a brass collar. The recurved ' Yataghan ' style blade with an armour piercing tip housed within a leather wrapped wooden scabbard. Measures approx 42cm.
A Pair of 19th Century Hiatts Derby Handcuffs, with a key stamped 8; also, a walnut flail with ringed decoration to each section, an Indian kukri with aluminium mounted horn grip, lacks scabbard, and a teak cigar box, the hinged cover carved with the Gurkha Transport Regiment badge; a Mid-20th Century New Zealand Maori Patu (War Club), carved from stained hardwood with a stylised face with inset abalone shell eyes, 35cm (5)
An Early 19th Century Indian Kukri, the 26cm curved steel blade double edge for 12cm from tip, with flat steel recurving crossguard, the blackened steel hilt with mother of pearl and jade veneered grip scales and pommel, with steel suspension ring, the scabbard bearing traces of the original crimson velvet covering, with steel scalloped locket band and chape, 39cm; a Similar Knife, with 15cm fullered spear point steel blade, the mother of pearl veneered grip inlaid with the initials P.S.S., with leather scabbard, 26cm (2)1 - Well greased blade. Scabbard with very worn pile. 2 - Some rust pitting to blade.
A MILITARY GHURKA KUKRI, the 13 1/2" blade of typical form, wood grip and leather sheath with twin frog, 18" long, together with a jambiya type dagger with 9 1/4" curved blade, shaped wood grip, decorative brass ferrule and pommel and a similar scabbard, 16 1/4" long (2) (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: Generally good, split in trip of kukri scabbard. age to both. Denting to brass jambiya scabbard.
A Malay sword, a kukri and two other North African daggers, late 19th/20th century, with a craved handle, split, and a plain wood scabbard, 75cm approx overall,a kukri, with a wood handle and scabbard, 45cm long, and two other North African Ikula type daggers, longest 35cm (4)Shipping Disclaimer Buyers must be aware of their country’s shipping and import policies regarding guns, knives, swords, and other offensive weapons prior to purchase. They are required to ensure that the lot can be delivered by a specialist shipper, whether in the UK, Europe or internationally. No compensation will be given to buyers who fail to organise shipping arrangements for goods and weapons due to the prohibitions, restrictions or import regulations of their country.Condition ReportAll worn. Malay sword - split handle.Kukri - sheath with loss.Blades tarnished.
Three cavalry sabres, a 1796 pattern sabre, and another two cavalry swords, each with engraved details to the tops of the blades, all lacking scabbards, 95cm, 101.5cm and 89.5cm long, and a Gurkha kukri, with an inlaid handle, and leather scabbard, 42cm overall (4) Shipping Disclaimer Buyers must be aware of their country’s shipping and import policies regarding guns, knives, swords, and other offensive weapons prior to purchase. They are required to ensure that the lot can be delivered by a specialist shipper, whether in the UK, Europe or internationally. No compensation will be given to buyers who fail to organise shipping arrangements for goods and weapons due to the prohibitions, restrictions or import regulations of their country. Condition ReportAll lacking scabbards, worn, tarnished and with dinks in the blades. Kukri - no other smaller blades.
2nd Battalion The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment Book Poona 1910, Framed Portrait Photo of Sgt Mark Hampson and Kukri knife with single edged blade 315mm in length, bone handle, overall length 425mm, no scabbard. All the property of Sgt Mark Hampson who was Killed in Action in 1914 while serving in German East Africa.
WW2 British 1st Battalion South Staffs Chindit Group to 4914190 Pte Eric Verdon Bryan comprising of: General Service Medal with Palestine Clasp named to him, complete with ribbon: Defence Medal complete with ribbon: Letter regarding claim of his medals: Aldershot Command Sports Medalion for Cross Country 1936 in case: two large group photos showing him, one of the Cross Country team in 1936: two photo albums from his service in Egypt and Palestine: Loose photos taken in the Middle East: His original Enlistment paper from 1935 into the South Staffs, Army Certificate of Education 2nd class 1936, Soldiers Release Book Class A 1945 dated: souvenirs bought in the Middle East, two leather wallets, bag, Arab Headress, etc: Kukri knife, Bone handled knife, private purchase cutlery style eating knife in leather pouch, "Green River" Stainless Steel throwing knife, General Purpose Survival Knife which he carried in Burma: MKIII Compass maker marked and dated "TG Co. Ltd 1942": Maps used in Burma: Blank Indian made AB64 Paybook: Canvas holdall: Brass South Stafford Shoulder Title: British made Slouch Hat maker marked and dated "Moores, London 1943" complete with original Chindit Formation Sign sewn to turn up. Size 7: Letter dated April 1944 on award of the Chindit badge by Major General W Lentaigne after the death of Orde Wingate : two pairs of his drum sticks, Wristwatch (not working), etc. New to the market.
A small collection of replica and souvenir type weapons - including a post-war kukri with leather scabbard; a miniature kukri (lacks scabbard) and an Indian knife with carved wooden scabbard; a replica flintlock rifle; a replica cast iron and wooden mace; a replica cast metal, wood and cow hide axe; and a replica flintlock pistol (a/f).
Mixed militaria, to include a British Brodie helmet with net cover engraved "CQMS D. Mackinnon to underside of brim, a Victorian police truncheon stamped "B 482", a bound volume of WW2 Small Arms Training booklets, a small case containing an assortment of cloth uniform patches, spent bullet casings, cap badges etc., a small Nepalese kukri etc. Condition Report:Available upon request