British, c1790, Royal Navy Figure-of-Eight Guard Cutlass, Pre-1804 Pattern, Battle of the Nile Period
Late 18th-century, circa 1790, British Royal Navy figure-of-eight guard cutlass of the pre-1804 type, an original boarding weapon of the kind carried by sailors during the French Revolutionary and early Napoleonic Wars, including the Battle of the Nile period, surviving in untouched condition with correct iron hilt and fullered blade.
British, 19th–Mid 20th Century, Royal Navy Pattern Copper Rum Pump, 40 Inches
British 1845 Pattern Infantry Officer’s Sword
British, WW2-Dated 1942, First Pattern Dispatch Rider’s “Pulp” Helmet, CCL 6⅝ Liner, Newey Patent Press Studs
German, WWII, Kriegsmarine Officer’s Dagger Hangers (M1937 Pattern Dolchgehänge) - VGC
British, Georgian (King’s Crown), 1827 Pattern Royal Navy Officer’s Sword, Scabbard & Sword Knot, by Gieves Ltd London
British, George V, Royal Navy Reserve Officer’s 1827 Pattern Sword, Scabbard & Knot by G. Thurkle, Soho, London
British, Victorian, 1827 Pattern Royal Navy Officer’s Dress Sword, Scabbard & Sword Knot, by Gillott & Hasell, London
British, George Vth, 1901 Pattern Royal Navy Officer’s Dress Dirk & Scabbard by Henry Wilkinson – retailed by Gieves Ltd
British, Georgian, 1901 Pattern Royal Navy Officer’s Dress Dirk & Scabbard with Sword Knot, by Gieves
