Firearms and Edged Weapons

A Second World War period Third Reich army dress dagger by F.W. Höller, with straight double-edged blade, blade length 25cm, nickel plated cast metal crossguard and pommel and moulded ivorine grip, with nickel plated cast metal scabbard with twin suspension rings.

A Second World War period Third Reich army dress sword by Ernst Pack & Söhne, model number 203, with curved single-edged blade, blade length 84cm, shaped gilt cast metal stirrup guard with Wehrmacht langet and opposing langet engraved with the initial 'R', and wire bound black composite grip, with black painted steel scabbard with single suspension ring.

A Second World War period Third Reich army dress sword by Alcosa, dove-head model, with curved single-edged fullered blade, blade length 82cm, shaped cast brass stirrup hilt and wire bound black composite grip, with black painted steel scabbard with single suspension ring.

A late 19th century midshipman's dirk with straight single-edged blade, blade length 30cm, cast brass 'S' shaped crossguard, fish-skin grip and lion-mask pommel, with stitched leather scabbard (probably later altered and reconstructed), together with a mid-20th century scout knife by William Rogers, with clip-point blade, blade length 12.5cm, and composite grip, with leather sheath, a 1st Aberdeenshire Engineers waistbelt and a Boys' Brigade waistbelt.

A 19th century French briquet with curved single-edged blade, blade length 59.5cm, and cast brass one-piece grip and knuckle guard, stamped '1p.L Be. 2249', together with a German K98 bayonet with straight single-edged blade, blade length 24cm, and composite plate grips, with blackened metal scabbard, and a Second World War period British Lee-Enfield Mk. II spike bayonet.

An early 19th century percussion blunderbuss by Ryan & Sons, with flared part-round and part-octagonal barrel, barrel length 41.5cm, line border engraved lock and scrolling trigger guard, full-stocked with finely carved chequered grip and pull-out wood ramrod with brass tip (action works at half and full cock, losses to woodwork).

A 19th century Afghan jezail with long round steel barrel, barrel length 126.5cm, with sighted flared muzzle and brass strip bindings, flintlock action, typical flared wood stock with bone inlaid decoration, and pull-out steel ramrod.

A 19th century Indian all-steel kora sword with typical curved single-edged blade with broad tip of double-concave form, blade length 52cm, steel grip with circular guards and turned pommel.