Militaria in association with the Tank Museum

with walnut stock, brass trigger guard, brass buck cap, and walnut white metal tipped ramrod, 98cm long

Provenance: The Estate of the Late John Howard Stevenson

with single barrel, walnut stock with carved wild boar's head, floral engraved side plate and trigguer guard, 116cm long

Provenance: The Estate of the Late John Howard Stevenson

with damascus barrels, walnut stock, floral engraved side lock and trigger guard, ebony brass tipped ramrod, barrel length 29"

Provenance: The Estate of the Late John Howard Stevenson

with damascus barrel, walnut stock, floral engraved side lock and trigger guard, steel buck cap, barrel length 36"

Provenance: The Estate of the Late John Howard Stevenson

with octagonal barrel, walnut stock, floral engraved action and trigguer guard, No 933, barrel length 26"

Provenance: The Estate of the Late John Howard Stevenson

with walnut stock, floral engraved action trigger guard, and brass tipped ramrod, barrel length 41"

Provenance: The Estate of the Late John Howard Stevenson

with carved walnut stock of a figure head, floral engraved action and trigger guard, barrel length 31.5"

Provenance: The Estate of the Late John Howard Stevenson

with walnut stock, floral engraved action and trigger guard, ebony brass tipped ramrod, barrel length 34"

Provenance: The Estate of the Late John Howard Stevenson

with walnut stock, brass trigger guard, steel and ramrod, the action engraved with a royal crown, 180cm long

with single octagonal barrel, walnut stock, crows and scrolled engraved action, patent no. 1294, the barrel 26cm long

with tapered blade and wooden grip handle, makers mark stamped to the guard "G.P", in its original leather scabbard, 27cm long

with tapering blade, metal oval crossguard and brass reeded grip, in the original leather sheath with brass tip, 29cm long

with tapering blade, metal oval crossguard and metal reeded grip, in the original leather sheath, 27cm long

with tapering blade, the white metal oval crossguard and diced hilt, in original leather sheath with metal tip. 51cm long

maker marked RZM M7/2 attributed to Emil Voos Waffenfabrik, Solingen. Blade has the motto "Alles für Deutschland". The plating is lifting on the top of the handle and crossguard, with the handle having cracks. The scabbard and dagger have been married, the scabbard having solid nickel fittings. We believe this to be a parts dagger.

The blade is just over 22cm and in poor condition.

early 1933 example by Herbertz & Meurer Solingen Ges Gesch. The blade has the motto Blut und Ehre, which is slightly faint. The blade is 14cm's in length. Scabbard and hanger are both in good condition. Overall a nice example with expected wear to the blade and slight surface rust to the handle.

maker Paul Weyersberg & Co Solingen. The blade has the fouled anchor nautical etch; it is in very good condition. The scabbard is the lightning bolt type. A white-handled example with some small,
the pommel and crossguard are in excellent condition, the blade circa 25.5cm.

bearing the sought after makers mark of Tiger Solingen. The blade is in average condition with some surface scratches. The handle is the orange variety, with a chip just below the pommel and a large one above the crossguard to the reverse.
The blade circa 27.5cm

maker marked WKC; the blade is in clean condition, with orange handle and nicely toned pommel and crossguard. The scabbard is in good condition, with a set of hangers attached. The hangers are maker marked DRGM, they have some oxidisation, and the material is worn in places.
The blade 25.5cm long
Overall, an attractive example.

with a yellow reeded Bakelite grip and plated blade, in its' origial metal scabbard, 37cm long

by Ges Geson with antler handle grip in its original metal and leather scabbard, 36cm long

with wooden grip handles, military marks to the blades, in their original leather and metal-bound scabbards, 44cm long (2)

circa 1899, with brass reeded grip and original metal scabbard, no F63965, 69cm long