antique arms, armour & militaria - Thomas Del Mar

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A BAVARIAN EPEE BY REISS, MUNICH, CIRCA 1848-64
with slender blade of flattened-hexagonal section, etched
blued and gilt over the lower portion (light wear), gilt-brass
hilt of standard pattern, including down-turned shell cast
with a lion, mother-of-pearl grip-scales, applied on the
outer face with arms of Bavaria and the crowned letter M,
in its brass-mounted leather scabbard
77cm; 30Gin blade
£200-300
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A GEORGE V 1897 PATTERN INFANTRY OFFICER'S
SWORD; A GERMAN SWORD, EARLY 20TH CENTURY; A
COPY OF A 1912 PATTERN CAVALRY SWORD; AND A
CHASSEPOT BAYONET, DATED 1872
the first with etched blade, in its scabbard, the second with
stirrup hilt incorporating lion's head pommel, in its
scabbard, the third in its scabbard, the fourth in its
scabbard (incomplete, steel parts pitted)
the first: 82.5cm; 32I in blade
(4)
£200-300
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TWO BRITISH 1907 SECOND PATTERN BAYONETS, BY
WILKINSON
each in its scabbard and in good condition throughout
55.4cm; 21Nin
(2)
£40-60
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A DISPLAY OF TEN PAIRS OF SPURS, 19TH CENTURY
of nickel and brass on their walnut stand incorporating a
very narrow drawer; together with two pairs of Georgian
steel spurs, one stamped Maxwell 161 Piccadilly; four
further pairs of spurs and a single decorated brass spur
(34)
£150-200