Militaria in association with the Tank Museum

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

19th century, with watered iron/nickel wavy blade and carved hardwood handle, in a hardwood and brass-covered sheath, the silver plaque with inscription "To Captain N.G.P. Lawson (R.A.S.C.) presented by the ex E Coy S.G.R. 17/5/6", 50cm long

Captain NGP Lawson RASC served in the Malayan Conflict including Borneo 1948 and 1960.

19th century, with marine ivory handle, silver collar and a silver-covered hardwood sheath, 35cm long