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.
c1910 Irish Cut Glass Vase
c1870 Belgian Rimfire Revolver
Britains Toy Soldiers Set 120 Coldstream Guards Kneeling Original Whisstock Box
Artists Proof Etching Aquatint Colours Battle Of St. Vincent By Harold Wyllie
Victorian Ironstone Chinese Flora Lidded Tureen
German, 1929, Aschaffenburg 50-Year Reunion Group – Student Fraternity Cap and Couleurband “Deutsches Recht, Deutsche Ehre” with Enamel Bandknopf and Named Photograph, Schloss Johannisburg
German, WW2, Named Soldier Archive – Richard Müller, Wehrmacht Bakery Company 572 (Bäckerei-Kompanie) – Photograph Album, Written Memoir, Soldbuch, POW & Repatriation Documents (France, Balkans & Greece Service) (1939–1948)
Named WW2 German soldier archive to Richard Müller, Bäckerei-Kompanie 572, including photograph album with written memoir, Soldbuch, mobilisation papers, POW correspondence and French repatriation documents, covering service from the France campaign (1940) through the Balkans and occupation of Greece to captivity and release in 1946.
