Lot 90 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

A British 1907 pattern bayonet, with scabbard and frog. Faintly date marked 3. 18 at the ricasso. GR and crown marked, along with various inspection stamps and bend test marks. The bayonet appears to have the later P1914/17 grooved grips fitted, but is clearly the 1907 pattern as it has the shorter cross guard. Complete with a deep olive green leather scabbard, with this being date marked 1918, and having a H.E mark. The leather frog is the WW2 Home Guard issue, and is stamped D. Mason & So

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Lot 91 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

A late 19th century Indian Tulwar sword. Of traditional form, and of all steel construction. Disc shaped pommel with spike finial. Cross guard with convex quillons, plus long langets to each side of the blade. Curved single edge blade, un-fullered, and hammer marks to each side. Complete with leather covered wooden scabbard. Approximately 91cm when in scabbard, blade length 72cm. Condition: generally good. Signs of age and service wear, plus some darkening of the steel in places. The le

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Lot 92 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

A scarce 1856/58 yatagan bayonet for the 1853 pattern Enfield rifle. Its lack of issue markings would suggest it was destined for export to the United States, where it was used by soldiers on both sides during the American Civl War. Textured leather grips, with steel backpiece and pommel, the latter with integral push button rifle attachment clip. Steel cross guard with muzzle ring and quillons. Yatagan style single edged blade with single fuller and flat spine. The blade becomes double edg

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Lot 93 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

A 19th century Victorian British Navy midshipman’s dirk. Brass cross guard with integral release catch, fouled anchor langet, and acorn tipped quillons. Lion’s head pommel, with its mane forming the backpiece. Wire binding to the grip, which would of originally had a fish skin covering, but this would appear to have perished. Brass ring through the lions mouth, onto which is fitted a bullion dress knot. Steel single edged blade, with etched decoration, including Queen Victoria’s VR cypher a

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Lot 94 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

A 19th century South African throwing spear, possibly a Zulu Iklwa. Polished wooden shaft with flared and shaped end. Hand forged diamond section blade, with raised median ridge to both sides. The blade is secured to the shaft with what appears to be a woven hide, with this also being secured by woven metal bindings to the top and bottom. There is a letter P scratched into the wood near the end of the shaft. Approximately 130cm overall length, blade length 22.8cm. Condition: generally very

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Lot 95 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

British 1853 Pattern Socket Bayonet with scabbard, proof stamped to blade and issue stamps to both.

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Lot 96 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

A 19th century South African throwing spear, possibly a Zulu Iklwa. Polished wooden shaft with flared end, and simple ring decoration. Hand forged metal blade of flattened diamond form, with raised median ridge to each side. The blade is attached to the shaft by means of a strip of hide that has been crudely stitched into place. The hide wrap is in turn secured by twisted wire bindings to the top and bottom of the hide section. Approximately 121cm overall length, blade length 26.8cm. Condi

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Lot 97 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

British ‘Brown Bess’ Socket Bayonet with scabbard, not marked, blade length 38cm. Some pitting to surface.

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Lot 98 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

Collection of Ten British WW2 Spike Bayonets all in scabbards (two non tapered type) and all Number 4 Mark 2’s with one other scabbard.

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Lot 99 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

WW1 period Trench/Fighting Knife, off set double edged 8” blade, missing scabbed, wooden grip. Overall length 12.5”

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Lot 100 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

A very rare mid 19th century Royal Engineer’s drivers sword. Open single bar steel guard, with curled quillon, backpiece and pommel. Leather contoured grip, which likely would have had wire binding when first made. Curved single edged blade, with flat spine and single fuller. Complete with steel scabbard, with 2 suspension rings. The blade carries both German / Prussian issue marks for 1850, plus British inspection marks, indicating it was inspected in Liege. The manufacturers mark is for

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Lot 101 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

19th century Sumatran Kris knife with hard wood handle and brass mount. Repaired handle.

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Lot 102 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

Two post WW2 Gurkha Kukri Knives complete with scabbards.

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Lot 103 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

British 1853 pattern socket bayonet with metal mounting of the scabbard, leather rotted away, British 1856 pattern sabre bayonet missing scabbard and handle mounts (pitted), 1907 pattern scabbard. Metal Oil cleaning bottle from a rifle stock with a James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield table knife from the 1901 Glasgow Exhibition and a small reproduction of the Coronation Spoon (see last picture for spoon)

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Lot 104 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

A British 19th century 1827 pattern Royal Navy Officers Sword. Brass fold down guard, with fouled anchor and Queen’s crown inset into the guard. Brass backpiece and pommel, the latter being shaped as a lions head, the mane forming the pattern on the backpiece. Fish skin grip with twisted wire binding, and original sword knot attached to the guard. Steel single edged blade, with flat spine, single fuller, and etched decoration to both sides. Complete with original leather and brass scabbard.

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Lot 105 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

A Middle Eastern style Khanjar knife with scabbard. Wooden grips with simple inlaid decoration, nickel plated brass pommel and guard. Steel single edged curved blade, with 3 punched star marks near the ricasso. Complete with nickel plated brass guard, with chased decoration featuring a lion and deer. 2 suspension chains to each side of the scabbard. Plus, a vintage brass United States Lines letter opener. The Khanjar measures approximately 23.5cm. Condition: some wear to the nickel platin

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Lot 106 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

A WW2 era Fairbairn-Sykes commando knife, 2nd pattern. Brass grip with chequered or cross hatched detailing. Blued steel cross guard, stamped with the broad arrow mark and a letter. The letter is indistinctly, but could be an F, E, or even a B. Blued steel blade, of flattened diamond section, with no apparent makers marks. Complete with its original leather sheath, with brass chape and elasticated retaining strap. Approximately 28.5cm length. Condition: generally good, with service wear.

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Lot 107 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

A circa WW1 era miniature K98 style bayonet letter opener. Single edge fullered blade, with crosshatched slab grips, secured by 2 rivets. No visible makers marks. Blade length 14cm, total length 22cm. Condition: generally solid but well used. Pitting to the blade and pommel, plus evidence of probable gilt finish in places. Some minor wear the handle in places, but both slab grips are securely fixed in place. The knife is minus its scabbard.

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Lot 108 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

WW2 era German army officer’s dress dagger, with original hanging straps. Orange celluloid grip with oak leaf patterned nickel plated pommel. Usual cross guard depicting the national eagle and swastika, with scroll ends. Pebbled nickel plated scabbard with 2 suspension rings. Double edged blade marked ‘WKC Solingen’ at the ricasso. Silver braided straps with olive green velvet backing. Overall length 40cm, blade length 25cm. Condition: generally good, with service wear. Hairline crack to

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Lot 109 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

WW2 German Luftwaffe officers dress dagger, with hanging straps and portapee. Orange celluloid grip with twisted wire binding, nickel plated pommel with oak leaf and swastika detail. Usual cross guard with Luftwaffe eagle and swastika. Pebbled scabbard, with oak leaf patterned chape and bands. Double edged blade with no visible makers mark. Silver braided straps with brown velvet backing, plus silver braided portapee. Notes: the scabbard is engraved with the word or name ‘Regula’. Overall

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Lot 110 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

An early type SS honour dagger by Gottlieb Hammesfahr, with scarce leather vertical dagger hanger by Assmann & Sohne. Early anodised scabbard with nickel fitting. Double edged blade, with motto etched to one side, and the makers mark to the other side. One piece wooden handle, with inset national eagle and SS motif. Dark brown leather belt hanger with nickel fitting, marked A for Assmann and DRGM. Approximately 37cm length. Condition: generally very good. The blade is clean and bright, wi

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Lot 111 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

WW2 era German Kriegsmarine officers dagger. Standard pattern dagger with white ivorine grips and twist wire binding. Eagle and swastika brass pommel and brass cross guard with fouled anchor. Brass scabbard lightning flash etching and oak leaf banding with 2 suspension rings. Steel blade with double fuller to both side, with makers mark for Paul Weyersberg & Co. Etched dolphin and fouled anchor decoration to both sides of blade. Complete with velvet backed braid straps (the clip marked DRG

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Lot 112 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

A WW2 era German dress bayonet with associated scabbard. Nickel plated pommel and cross guard, with red felt insert to the morticed slot. Black chequered Bakelite grips with two retaining rivets. Blade marked AC with scales logo for Alex Copel, with single edge and fuller to both sides. Black painted metal scabbard with frog stud. Approximately 40.2cm in length when in the scabbard. Condition: generally very good. Almost all the nickel plating remains to the cross guard and pommel, with w

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Lot 113 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

WW2 era German police bayonet, with associated scabbard. Standard antler grips and eagle headed pommel, Oak leaf patterned cross guard and quillon. Nickel plated blade with fuller to both sides, marked ACS for Alexander Coppel of Solingen. Leather scabbard nickel chape and frog stud. Both the handle and scabbard are stamped with a number 4, indicating that both have always been together. Notes: the antler grip should have a police badge affixed to it, and there is a hole to the grip indica

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Lot 114 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

A WW2 era German fireman’s dress dagger, with associated scabbard, Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. Nickel plated pommel, chequered black Bakelite grips secured by 2 rivets. S shaped nickel plated cross guard. Nickel plated single edged blade with fuller to both sides, leather washer at ricasso. Black painted scabbard with frog stud. Approximately 40cm length when in scabbard. Condition: generally good. Small amount of plate loss and mottling to pommel and cross guard. Scabbard showing some pa

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Lot 115 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

WW2 era German dress bayonet with associated scabbard. Nickel plated pommel, cross guard and blade, the latter single edged and with fuller to both sides. Original leather washer at ricasso. Black painted scabbard with frog stud. The item appears to be lacking any makers mark. Approximately 40.5cm length when in scabbard. Condition: very good. Some dulling to the nickel finish on the pommel and cross guard. The blade is clean and bright with only minor wear. The scabbard is very good, w

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Lot 116 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

An M1898 pattern Mauser bayonet, also known as the ‘butchers’ bayonet. Maker marked to the ricasso for Fichtel & Sachs Schweinfurt. Wooden handle with ridged grips, secured by 2 rivets. Steel backpiece and pommel, the latter with spring clip for attaching to a rifle. Steel cross guard with upswept quillon. Steel blade with single fuller to both sides. Further marked to the spine of the blade, including a number 15 indicating an issue date of 1915. Notes: the blade would have originally ha

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Lot 117 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

M84/98 German Mauser bayonet, with scabbard and leather frog. Matched number 5097 to both the blade and scabbard. Post 1937 bakelite grips with ridged detail (dated 38 to the spine). Steel pommel with push button release catch, steel backpiece, cross guard and blade. Single fuller to both sides of blade and single edged. Manufacturers name of Rich.A.Herder stamped to ricasso, plus waffen amps marks in various places. Polished steel scabbard with correct leather frog, the latter having a be

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Lot 118 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

Scarce WW1 German Mauser ersatz bayonet. All steel construction, with push button release catch on the pommel. Single edged steel blade with fuller to both sides. The cross guard has the distinctive open muzzle ring, which allowed to be used on captured French Lebel or Russian Mosin-Nagant rifles. Complete with steel scabbard and leather frog, the latter dated 1931. The bayonet appears to be undated, but there is a faint inspection stamp to the spine of the blade. Approximately 47cm length

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Lot 119 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

German WW1 K98 bayonet with scabbard and frog. Wooden slab grips, with steel flash guard, pommel and cross guard, the latter with push button release catch. Steel blade with single edge and fuller to each side. Maker marked for Gottlieb Hammesfahr, Solingen Foche. Issue stamp W16 to spine of blade, indicating an issue date of 1916. Approximately 41.5cm length including scabbard and frog. Condition: generally good. Service wear and darkening to steel elements. Some light knocks to the woo

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Lot 120 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

An English Civil War era Dutch ‘lobster pot’ helmet, mid 17th century. One piece steel construction to the skull piece, with 6 raised ribs converging to a suspension ring at the top of the crown. Articulated lobster tail style neck guard, with 4 piece construction. Fixed peak with crimped turned over edge, secured to the skull by 4 rivets. Sliding nasal guard with flared finial, which is lockable in place by a thumbscrew. Ear guards with pierced detail, held in place by leather straps, whic

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Lot 121 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

A collection of 24 ancient Native American flint arrow heads, spear heads, and an axe head. Various sizes and shapes. Notes: all of the examples were excavated in Dakota, USA, by a relative of the vendor. The axe head measures approximately 9.5cm x 4.8cm x 2.4cm. The largest arrow / spear head measures 8cm x 3.6cm. Condition: good considering their age and use.

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Lot 122 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

A vintage leather bound powder horn. Cattle horn body with maroon tooled leather mounts to both ends. Turned horn stopper to the narrow end, plus leather carry strap affixed to the leather mounts. Approximately 30cm length. Condition: good. No cracks or chips to the horn, some light wear to the leather mounts, and good overall patina. The leather carry strap is a little dry.

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Lot 123 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

A late 18th / early 19th century Indo-Persian Dhal shield. Convex lacquered animal hide form, with applied gilt bronze roundels. Velvet padded section to the inside, with 4 iron rings for holding straps. What remains of a old hand written label is also pasted to the inside. There is also a small hole near to lip of the Dhal, but it’s uncertain whether this was put there for hanging the item, or for the attachment of a strap. Approximately 57.5cm diameter. Condition: good overall shape and

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Lot 124 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

A late 18th / early 19th century brass Indo-Persian Dhal shield. Hand raised convex form with all over fine hammered finished. With 4 applied copper roundels to the front. 4 iron rings to the reverse side for the attachment of leather straps. Approximately 34.2cm diameter. Condition: generally good. The Dhal retains a good shape, with no splits or dents. 2 of the applied copper roundels move freely of the surface, but are still securely attached by means of the iron rings to the reverse.

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Lot 125 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

A 19th century Japanese Somen mask, Edo Period (1603 - 1868). Iron construction, with prominent raised eyebrows and forehead wrinkles, and a riveted on large beak like nose. Side panels displaying a stylised paulownia mon emblem, a symbol originally used by the Toyotomi Clan, and later by the Japanese Goverment, and Imperial Family. Small perforation holes to the brow and neck guard area. Notes: the front facing side of the mask has been repainted at some point in the past, the reverse side

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Lot 126 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

A helmet shell of the 1st Dragoon Guards. Polished steel skull, with applied brass leaf band to the front. Brass edging along the rim, quatrefoil mount to the crown, and a brass oak leaf strip along the back of the skull. Evidence of where the rosettes where mounted to the side, plus where the helmet plate was mounted to the front. Condition: parts missing, and denting, almost relic. Missing helmet plate to the front, missing liner, chinstrap, and rosettes to the side. Helmet spike absent.

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Lot 127 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

A selection of various military related items and others. To include: a 19th century bone combination pen, letter opener and Stanhope. The intricately carved and pierced lid is removable, to reveal a gilt metal pen nib. The Stanhope is fitted into the bulbous end of the lid (light wear, plus the lens is at fault). A WW1 era brass oil bottle, with broad arrow mark to the lid (cosmetically good condition, but the lid is seized). A WW2 dated artillery spirit level, date 1944 (cracked glass).

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Lot 128 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

A vintage military style brass bugle horn. Stamped with the makers mark of Besson & Co, London. In the manner of the U.S. issued M1892 military bugle. Complete with cord and tassels. Approximately 43.5cm length. Condition: heavy service wear, with dents to many areas.

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Lot 129 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

A rare 19th century entwined dolphins powder flask. Copper body depicting stylised dolphins, intertwined. Brass top with nozzle and lever for measuring powder. No apparent makers marks. Approximately 20cm length. Condition: some depressions to the body. Tiny split along the seam towards the bottom, and on the neck. Fractures to the brass nozzle.

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Lot 130 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

A selection of 19th century leather powder flasks, including a James Dixon example. Each with metal fittings at the neck for measuring powder. Sizes range from 23cm length, to 16.5cm. Condition: each with wear commensurate with age and use. 2 of the flasks have splits to the seams, plus some cracking to the surface of the leather. 4 items.

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Lot 131 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

3 19th century copper powder flasks. To include: an Art Nouveau styled example of small proportions, with brass measuring funnel to the top. Another small sized example with sunburst style decoration, plus a larger example with repousee ridged design. The smallest example measures 12.8cm length, the largest is 19.8cm. Condition: generally solid condition. The largest and smallest example have a few dents to the body, the Art Nouveau example is in good condition.

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Lot 132 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

A 19th century brass powder flask, repousee decorated with stags to both sides. 2 small suspension rings to both sides, plus funnel to the top for measuring the drams. Plus 4 other brass/copper examples, each with decoration to both sides. The largest flask measures approximately 19.5mm length. Condition: each flask has some damage or repairs. The brass example with stags has a split to the seam. The copper example has numerous solder repairs. A brass example has a detached brass funnel,

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A selection of vintage metal spurs. To include: a matched nickel pair, with retaining buckle and detachable chains. These are stamped ‘Patent No 1429310’. A Mexican / South American single nickel spur with retaining buckle, and another single style example with retaining buckle. 4 items. Condition: service wear to each spur, with the steel example having some light surface decoration.

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Lot 134 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

An unusual pair of miniature Berloque percussion pistols, likely of Austrian manufacture from the first quarter of the 20th century. Nickel plated on base metal construction with engraved rabbit decoration to one side, and a stag to the other. breech loading with small push button to break the barrel and allow loading. Working cock and trigger action. Suspension ring to the butt of each. Possibly designed as a novelty watch fob. 2 items. Approximately 4cm in length. Condition: some wear

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A selection of 19th century firearm tools / accessories. To include: 2 brass powder dram measures, both with turned fruitwood handles, a steel percussion gun nipple wrench with lignum vitae handle, plus, a forged steel musket ball mould. Sizes range from 16.6cm length, to 12.5cm length. 4 items. Condition: generally good to each. One of the dram measures has a few nibbles to the end of the wooden handle, but both have a good patina to the wood. The nipple wrench is in solid condition, but

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Lot 136 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

Single barrelled Shotgun, Barrel has been plugged/blocked, by W.Richards of Liverpool, barrel stamped .300, Stock broken. Barrel length

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Lot 137 in Sale 555 The Brian Jackson Single Owner Collection of Militaria

Single Barrel Percussion M/L Shotgun by W.B Moor, Smooth 14bore, Twist barrel hexagonal to round at 10” from breach, complete lock with moving hammer but dose not lock in half or full cock. Small patch box to butt, Silver decoration and escutcheon. W.B. Moor may be son and successor to Thomas Moor who trained at Price St Birmingham. Antique no licence required.

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British 1853 Pattern Socket Bayonet with scabbard, proof stamped to blade and issue stamps to both.

British ‘Brown Bess’ Socket Bayonet with scabbard, not marked, blade length 38cm. Some pitting to surface.

Collection of Ten British WW2 Spike Bayonets all in scabbards (two non tapered type) and all Number 4 Mark 2’s with one other scabbard.

WW1 period Trench/Fighting Knife, off set double edged 8” blade, missing scabbed, wooden grip. Overall length 12.5”

19th century Sumatran Kris knife with hard wood handle and brass mount. Repaired handle.

Two post WW2 Gurkha Kukri Knives complete with scabbards.

A vintage military style brass bugle horn. Stamped with the makers mark of Besson & Co, London. In the manner of the U.S. issued M1892 military bugle. Complete with cord and tassels. Approximately 43.5cm length. Condition: heavy service wear, with dents to many areas.

Single barrelled Shotgun, Barrel has been plugged/blocked, by W.Richards of Liverpool, barrel stamped .300, Stock broken. Barrel length