Militaria in association with the Tank Museum

with wooden grip handle, makers mark stamped to the blade, 55cm long

late 19th century, complete with a utility knife and fork, engraved with silver mounts and topaz pommels, with carved hardwood grips, leather and silver scabbard with engraved Celtic decoration, c.48cm long

with ebonised grip handle, military mark stamped to the blade J.J.B. 1943 with a crow's foot, 27cm long

The beret is post WW2 possibly, 1960 to late 1970's era.
1907 bayonet in scabbard, excellent condition.
A group of miniature medals; 1935 IGS, 1939/45 Star, France and Germany Star, Defence Medal and War Medal. Swing mounted as worn.

Condition - EF.

with shark grip handle and metal pierced hilt, in the original leather and metal scabbard, Y. Hobson & Sons of London no. 104501, 103cm long

one by W. Purvey & Son of Edinburgh, with gilt and wire metal grip and hilt, in original gilt metal and leather scabbard, 97cm long; the other by J.R. Gaunt & Sons of London, in original gilt metal and leather scabbard, 97cm long (2)

30-inch blade, white metal handle, by W H Horstmann of Philadelphia, the shark skin scabbard with white metal attachments.

The plaque on the scabbard engraved - Capt Jos Gilmour by members of Co II 18th Regt PV 1862.

by E & F Horster of Solingen, with plated blade, Luftwaffe acceptance stamp, silver metal finish to the mounts and silver wire-bound leather covered grip, in original leather-covered metal scabbard, 28cm long

with a triangular tapering blade, steel hilt and wooden grip handle with bulbous pommel, in its original leather scabbard, 100cm long

with sharkskin grip, double-edge blade and pierced guard, in the original metal scabbard; and another officer's sword (2), 105cm long

with slim tapering blade, with gilt metal knuckle blow, urn pommel and wire grip, in the original leather gilt metal scabbard, 93cm long; and another court sword (2)

with plated curved blade, brass stirrup guard and wire-bound black ribbed grip, in its' original metal scabbard, 93cm long

in the form of a Gurkha's knife, with ebony and silver handle, hallmarked; two paper knives in the form of Officer's swords; a bullet mould; and a shot measure (a lot)

Early 18th century, the horn hilt carved with a mythical beast, with an engraved deer symbol to the blade, 57cm long

Edo period, possibly Mochi Sugnyari blade, ref. B650 "Japanese Spear and Pole Arms and their use in Old Japan" , 252cm long; and another Japanese Yari, 248cm long (2)

NCO brass tsuba and fuchi kasaira, in original plain metal saya, the blade 69cm long

in original leather saya with brass mounts, signed Tang, the blade 69cm long

with bronze fuchi and kashera, tsuka mounted with original grained lacquered saya, with bronze mounts, bronze koduzka and kogai, bronze tsuba, signed, the blade 29cm long,.

with cord covered tsuka, silver menuka and fuchi kashera, in original lacquered saya, with bronze tsuba, the blade 26cm long

with original cord-covered tsuka, brass and silver fuchi and kashera, in original brown lacquered brass-mounted saya matching kodsuka and kogai blade, 21cm long

with white metal and velvet scabbard, with embossed floral decoration of birds and flowers, ebony handle and brass capped grip, 40cm long

19th century, with hardwood grip and white metal handle, brass mounts, hardwood and white metal sheath with engraved decoration, 42cm long; and another Moroccan jambiya (2)

late 19th century, and seven other various daggers (8)

19th century, with watered iron/nickel wavy blade,with hardwood carved handle and hardwood sheath, 49cm long