Firearms and Edged Weapons

A Spanish model 1941 Bolo bayonet with shaped single-edged fullered blade, detailed 'Toledo' and numbered '5989', blade length 24.5cm, with shaped guard and chequered grip, with matching steel scabbard, together with a Finnish M28 civil guard bayonet and an Italian model 1891 Carcano bayonet.

A Swiss model 1918 bayonet by Elsener Schwyz, blade length 30cm, the shaped guard numbered '9 44 855', with wooden grips and steel scabbard.

A 1907 pattern bayonet by Sanderson, blade length 43cm, with steel-mounted leather sheath.

A rare First World War period Royal Welsh Fusiliers trench-raider's sword or 'The Welsh Knife', with wide-section leaf-shaped blade, blade length 44.5cm, folding circular guard and spike-shaped pommel (overall rust, some losses).

A 1917 model bayonet by Remington, blade length 42.5cm, with chromed finish, together with a late 19th century socket type bayonet, blade length 44cm.

A Portuguese M1885 sword bayonet, Austrian-made, probably by Steyr, with single-edged fullered blade, blade length 47cm, shaped crossguard and wooden grips, with steel scabbard, together with a First World War period German ersatz bayonet, blade length 30.5cm, with steel scabbard.

A P53 socket bayonet by Salter, blade length 43.5cm, with converted clamp style fitting and associated Belgian leather scabbard, embossed '2045, 1887', together with a Lebel bayonet and a Mosin-Nagant bayonet.

A small group of mid-20th century bayonets, including two USA M1 Garand bayonets, two West German Bundeswehr Army utility knives and a Lee Enfield No 4 Mk II bayonet.

A small collection of various small-bladed knives, including an American 'Self Defender' style knife, blade length 13.5cm, a boot knife with double-edged blade, blade length 7.5cm, detailed 'The San Francisco', nickel guard and ivory grip, and a First World War period trench knife, forged from a piece of shrapnel, the blade dated '1914', with leather scabbard.

A Japanese wakizashi with slightly curved single-edged blade, Meiji period, blade length 32.5cm, with bronzed oval tsuba, cord-bound sharkskin grip and lacquered scabbard.

An interesting 19th century Javanese kris dagger with watered steel blade, blade length 29cm, the finely carved hilt in the form of Jawa Demam, its wooden scabbard detailed in ink 'This kriss was acquired by Froome Talfourd, Colonel, whilst on service on HMS Ariadne Capt Marryat the celebrated novelist 1831 - and was presented to Duncan Milligan in 1881', together with related label.

A 19th century Moroccan nimcha sword, the single-edged fullered blade with double-edged point, blade length 84cm, the typical downward curved steel quillion and guard with horn grip and coin-applied pommel, together with another similar nimcha with wooden grip.

An early 20th century African Mandigo sword, blade length 76cm, with tooled and decorated leather scabbard, together with an African thrusting spear and a Burmese dha sword with rayskin grip, with wooden scabbard.

A 19th century steel parrying dagger with double-edged diamond-section blade, blade length 21.5cm, the downward curved quillions with central ring guard, together with a brass-handled kukri knife.

A late 16th century North German halberd with central spike, crescentic axe-blade and downturned rear-fluke, held within a later wooden haft, length 243.5cm (restoration).

A pair of early 20th century German all-steel practice swords, marked 'B. Khun', blade length 85cm, with multi-bar wrought metal hilts and cord-bound grips.

An 1842 pattern cavalry percussion pistol, the lockplate marked 'Tower', barrel length 23cm, with swivel ramrod, full-stocked with brass furniture and lanyard loop to butt cap (repairs and restoration).

A Belgian 16 bore flintlock holster pistol, the barrel marked 'E.L.G.', barrel length 23cm, with swan-neck cock, brass furniture and lanyard ring to butt cap (restoration).

A Remington New Model 1858 Patent .44 revolver with octagonal barrel, numbered '13785', barrel length 16.5cm, and walnut grips (some restoration and cleaning).