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Lot 572
A selection of Knives and Bayonets, including a Kukri, an Original Bowie, a US M1, a Czech VZ58, and more, plus a lighter in the form of a pistol and a wall hanger pistol (parcel) no postage for this lot, we can supply pack only at a cost, the buyer to organise own collection as soon after the sale as possiblethe blade of the kukri is 27cm, as per desctiption, no postage for this lot, we can supply pack only at a cost, the buyer to organise own collection as soon after the sale as possible
Lot 1309
Four bladed weapons; an Indian sword Tulwar, blade 68.5cm. Condition - poor, heavily pitted.A Nepalese Kukri. Condition - fair.A Thai sword Dha, with a lacquered hilt and wooden scabbard, blade 56cm. Condition - fair.A Malaysian sword Pedang, with broad curved pattern welded single edged blade, carved horn pommel, and embossed nickel mounts, in its wooden scabbard. Condition - good. (4). * Due to new safety regulations and legal restrictions with ParcelForce and Royal Mail, we are unable to pack and/or send swords, bladed items and weaponary through postal service.Collection in person or arranging a courier service is recommended, storage charges will not be incurred on these items * Further images taken of the Pedang, see images 6 to 10; blade 56.4cm by about 3cm.; horn grip damaged and incomplete at tip, as shown in 11th image.
Lot 597
A postwar Military Supply Syndicate kukri - with 11½in typical single edged, fullered curved blade, stamped 'Military Supply Syndicate', with horn and alloy grip, brass ferrule and elliptical brass pommel, with leather covered, wooden scabbard with brass chape and both small knives, overall length 45.75 cm.
Lot 451
SMALL COLLECTION OF INTERESTING DAGGERScomprising African style tribal dagger, with X-form hilt and curved blade housed in brown leather sheath; Kukri style dagger with gilded lions head on handle and decorative engraving to blade, in leather sheath; Kurdish Jambiya style dagger in decorative brown leather sheath; and a curved blade with wooden handle, no sheath
Lot 9
An Impressive Collection of Medals to 3 Members of the Sevenoaks Family Who all Served as Officers with the Indian Forces Covering Service from the 1850’s to the 1940’s, India General Service Medal with clasp Pegu, impressed naming, “C C SEVENOAKS, 3RD OFFR, “MAHANUDDY””; British War Medal, “LT. P.L. SEVENOAKS”, Victory Medal, “2. LT P. L. SEVENOAKS”, India General Service Medal with 3 clasps, Afghanistan N.W.F 1919, Waziristan 1919-21 and Waziristan 1921-24 “LT. P.L. SEVENOAKS, 2/69 PJBS”, medals mounted as worn; Military Cross, GVR, unnamed as issued, British War and Victory Medals, “CAPT. C.L. SEVENOAKS”, India Service Medal, War Medal 1939-45. Accompanied by the following items case for Military Cross, Hallmarked silver (London, 1929) cigarette case with gilded interior and the exterior engraved with the intertwined initials PLS, a fine quality sweetheart badge for the 24th Punjabis, believed to be gold but not marked (or tested), contained in a fitted Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company Limited hinged case, a pair of 16th Punjab Regt collar badges and a decorative kukri knife.Military Cross, London Gazette 15th February 1919 - Lt. (A./Capt.) Charles Lutman Sevenoaks, Ind. A., attd. 1st Bn., 152nd Ind. Infy. (EGYPT) - Citation – London Gazette 30th July 1919 - Lt. (A./Capt.) Charles Lutman Sevenoaks, Indian Army, attd. 1st Bn. -152nd Indian Inf. '(Egypt). For conspicuous gallantry on September 19th, 1918, in the attack on El Tireh. After the capture of the first objective the unit became disorganised owing to the shortage of officers. Captain Sevenoaks, who was acting adjutant, was sent by his commanding officer to take charge of the situation. On arrival, he immediately organised a large sector of the front under very heavy fire, and by his own personal example and leading rushed the enemy position at the head of the company. He continued with the advance line up to the final objective, and showed great ability and courageous leadership throughout.C C Sevenoaks – confirmed on the roll for the medal and clasp serving in the Bengal Marine on the steam vessel Mahanuddy. 115 medals issued to the ship of which 29 were to Europeans.Patick Lutman Sevenoaks – Started his service as a Private in the 28th London Regiment (Artists Rifles) serving in France from 4th November 1916. Commissioned into the Indian Army Reserve of Officers on 30th April 1918 as a 2nd Lieutenant, he carried on serving until through until he died as a Captain in 3rd Battalion 16th Punjab Regiment on 12th August 1935. His Victory medal was issued by the British Government whilst his War Medal was issued by the Government of India and this may account for the differences in the rank.Charles Lutman Sevenoaks – Born in Bangalore India on 10th March 1896. He was a Cadet at Wellington College before being commissioned into 24th Punjab Regiment on 28th April 1916. He served in India, Mesopotamia and Palestine during the Great War earning a Military Cross for bravery at El Tireh. Entitled to a pair of campaign medals for his service these were issued by the Indian Government and he retired from the service on 19th October 1922. Granted an Emergency Commission as a 2nd Lieutenant in the Indian Army with effect from 27th August 1940 (London Gazette 15th November 1940), he served through the Second World War and in 1944 he is recorded as a Lieutenant Colonel (Temporary) in the Indian Army Headquarters Staff, Adjutant Generals Branch as Deputy Director Prisoners of War. Released from service on 1st March 1946 he died in Maidstone, Kent in October 1971.
Lot 623
WW1 1917 Dated Indian Army Gurkha Kukri, with wooden grip, steel pommel cap. Housed in leather covered wooden scabbard with brass bottom chape. Top of scabbard also marked and dated 1917. Leather frog with unit marks, makers stamp and dated 1917 also. Blade also 1917 dated with Indian army proof marks and re-issued in 1940. Blade generally good condition. Blade 33 ½ cm, overall 49cms.
Lot 93A
A quantity of vintage garments to include a University of Exeter lacrosse top by Kukri, 40” chest, lady's vintage grey ski suit with leather studded belt by Henri Duvillard, UK size 12, a lady's vintage yellow ski suit, with brown leather belt and faux fur collar, by Belfe & Belfe, size 42, a man's Killy Mastertech ski jacket in blue and lavender, GB size 42, together with a pair of North Face men's ski trousers, size Large with avalanche reflector
Lot 514
A WW1-period military archive relating to the Ker family, comprising a death plaque commemorating Lieut. William Ker, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve; various linen-backed maps; an envelope addressed to C.P. Ker Esq., 7th Battalion Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry, SALONIKA BRITISH ARMY, containing an assortment of uniform buttons; a Nepalese kukri; two Turkish 1914 model spherical hand grenades with a related transcribed letter written by William Ker, Jan. 16th 1916 etc. Condition Report:Available upon request
Lot 1100
**COLLECTION ONLY** A quantity of miscellanea including a Kukri (sheathed with two smaller knives), a/f., Parkes bill hook, a/f., two signed miniature cricket bats, Melamine Castlemaine XXXX ashtray, hip flask etc.****ALL WEAPONS MUST BE COLLECTED IN PERSON - NO POSTAGE. Proof of age will be required on collection which should be by prior arrangement.
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