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| EDGED & OTHER WEAPONS: AUSTRALIA | ||||
| Lot | Description | Status | ||
| 20977 |
Bayonet. WWI Pattern 07 bayonet & part scabbard made by Sanderson in 1916. Has Australian property marks to the cross guard & pome. Blade has stains from storage/grease but no pitting. Should clean-up nicely. Wood grips are dark with some scratches. Some blueing remains. Scabbard is damaged & missing the end portion. GC.
| SOLD at A$180 | ||
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| 20978 |
Bayonet: Army, WWII No 4 Mk II spike bayonet & scabbard for Lee Enfield Rifles. This pattern replaced the Mk1 in 1942. VGC.
| SOLD at A$60 | ||
| 20979 |
Bayonet. 1958-91 L1A2 (SLR) bayonet, scabbard & green web frog. Also used with the F1 sub machine gun. Unmarked example. Has been used & repainted in its life. Blade is excellent condition & bright. No dents to scabbard. In VGC.
| SOLD at A$250 | ||
| 20980 |
Bayonet: WWII Pattern 07 bayonet & scabbard. Bayonet looks 1944 (Orange arsenal) & the scabbard is made by Mangonite (date not readable). Blade has been lightly sharpened, 70% blue remains. Handle is 70% blued, grips are a dark brown. Scabbard is blackened & has minor usage scuffs. VGC.
| SOLD at A$190 | ||
| 20981 |
Pocket Knife collection of 7 Australian made folding knives, made by Whitislowe in Adelaide. Inc A WWII Military issue knife. Five diff styles represented. Interesting lot from a well known South Australian maker. Being metal, all show wear & some corrosion. Two knives are heavily sharpened or have deeply rusted blades, other five are quite presentable. Interesting Australian knives, collectable in their own right. (7)
| SOLD at A$110 | ||
| 20982 |
Pocket Knives: Maritime deck knives (4). Two are RAN/RN Military while the others are Commercial. The large bone handled deck knife probably caWWI is British Naval Seaman's single bolster pattern, made by Ford & Medley, Sheffield under the EMU brand. The company became insolvent in 1928 & was founded in the 1870s. Fitted with a heavy bail/loop for a lanyard. Impressive knife with good age, by a top maker. Handle undamaged, clean blade. The chequered alloy handle Sailor's deck knife is dated 1943. As issued to British Commonwealth Sailors & some specialised AIF units. Minor pitting to blade which is a little loose. Plus two stainless steel yachting deck knives of post WWII manufacture. Nice condition. The early British Naval deck knife is hard to find. It is in great condition. (4)
| SOLD at A$180 | ||
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