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Germany, Empire, patriotic bracelet with iron cross, colors of the central states and coins of 10 kopecks
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24 EUR
Bracelet made with the iron cross emblem and the markings of the central states: Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire (Turkey) and 7 coins of 10 kopecks from 1901-1915, 500 silver. Length 19 cm, weight 19.5 g, minimal damage to enamel. An interesting example of German patriotic jewelry from World War I.
General's uniform in khaki color, single-breasted, with four buttons, visible pockets at the bottom and at breast level. Above the top pocket on the left side a medal ribbon. The collar is trimmed with general's eagles, made with a silver byre thread. On the epaulettes the general's military rank in the form of a silver serpent and star. Included, jacket, shirt, tie. General condition can be s...
Country: China / Tibet | Date: 19th century | Condition: excellent Lot information Originating from Tibet and China, the niuweidao double sword is a traditional martial weapon that features curved, single-sharpened blades housed together in a single scabbard. This type of sword was popular with warriors and practitioners of the martial arts as it allowed both blades to be quickly drawn and sim...
Country: Central Europe | Date: around 1760 | Marking: IOS???? IN LYNCH??? (Signature on the Lock Plate), | Condition: excellent Lot information Single-shot flintlock pistol of Central European origin, dated circa 1760. Flintlock with plain metal parts without decoration, illegible signature "ios .....in....lynch....". Dark wood stock richly decorated with carvings with plant and geometric mot...
General's cap in the rank of Brigadier General. The bottom of the cap is round, made of khaki-colored material, the yellow band used by the 1st Warsaw Infantry Division, most likely a veteran of that formation. The yellow otok is trimmed with a general's snakeskin, made of byeloric thread. The visor is made of plastic with two gallons. The cornet is signed inside with a manufacturer's label ( ...
Country: India | Date: 19th century | Condition: very good Lot information Curved blade with decorative engravings, typical of Indian sabers of the 18th-19th century. century. Solid metal handle with a disc-shaped head and a distinctive guard. The original scabbard is included. Dimensions Length: 81.2 cm | Blade length: 67 cm | Blade width: 39 mm | Weight: 910 g***IMPORTANT NOTICE***SHIPPING O...
Country: England | Date: 19th century | Condition: excellent Lot information A four-barreled flintlock pistol made in England between 1800 and 1810. A single flintlock design with four barrels arranged in a fan-like fashion, each barrel pointing in a different direction. Mainly they are equipped with a smooth bore. The trigger mechanism allows all barrels to be fired simultaneously by pressing...
Country: Europe / Great Britain (London) | Date: mid 19th century / 20th century | Marking: London (lock on right) | Weapon Number: 3 mm | Condition: very good Lot information Percussion carbine with a rotating bundle of six smooth barrels, which are fired sequentially by one external tap. The lock plate is engraved on the right side with "London" and the serial number "3". The stock, originat...
Country: North Africa | Date: 19th century | Condition: very good Lot information A single-shot flintlock pistol originating from North Africa, specifically Morocco, equipped with a Kabyle flintlock. The stock and metal parts are richly decorated with hammered light metal applied in two layers, creating complex geometric and plant motifs typical of North African craftsmanship. The handle ends ...
Country: France | Date: around 1780 | Condition: very good Lot information Single shot flintlock pistol made in France in the late 18th century. A flint-type lock with engraved decorative motifs of a plant character, typical of French manufacturers of this period. Dark wood stock richly decorated with intricate carvings and engravings, especially in the grip area and lower part of the barrel. ...
Model pattern: 98/05 | Country: Germany (Duisburg and Magdeburg) | Date: 1917 | Marking: Deutsche Maschinenfabrik A.G. Duisburg (blade right) h.mundlos & Co. Magdeburg (blade left) | Weapon Number: 2148 mm | Manufacturer: Deutsche Maschinenfabrik A.G. Duisburg (DEMAG), H. Mundlos & Co. Magdeburg | Condition: very good Lot information Bayonet 98/05, made in 1917, intended for the German Mauser ...
Luftwaffe cordzik of the 1st type, denazified. Incomplete (missing parts of the grip). Swastikas on the hilt filed off. Sharpened, the head shortened. With destruction of the grip. Wooden handle in good condition. Condition as shown in the photos. Total length in scabbard: 33.5 cm, without scabbard: 31.3 cm.
Country: India | Date: 19th century | Condition: excellent Lot information The Indian Tulwar sword, a typical saber used in India, dates back to the 19th century. The blade is significantly curved, which allows for effective slashing attacks. The Tulwar was traditionally used by warriors in various parts of India, particularly the Mughal Empire and the Maratha Confederacy.This specimen has a s...
Model pattern: pattern 1904 | Country: Austria | Date: 1904 - 1918 | Condition: excellent Lot information This saber was produced between 1904 and 1918 and belongs to the 1904 pattern intended for officers of the Austro-Hungarian Cavalry. The gun is equipped with a scabbard, which is part of the original condition. The scabbard shows reasonable signs of use, but the saber itself is in good con...
Country: Central Europe | Date: half of the 19th century | Condition: good Lot information Percussion tercerol rifle from the mid-19th century with a unscrewable barrel. The weapon is equipped with an octagonal barrel with a smooth bore and a simple percussion lock. The closure is solved by a mechanism allowing easy removal of the barrel for charging and cleaning. The trigger system with an op...
Country: Central Europe | Date: around 1840 | Condition: excellent Lot information An individual saber, made around 1840, probably for a nobleman or officer. Supplied with brass scabbard. Dimensions Length: 91.4 cm | Blade length: 74 cm | Blade width: 25.7 mm | Weight: 970 g***IMPORTANT NOTICE***SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNIONBidders are obliged to inform themselves about the condition...
Country: Central Europe | Date: around 1640 | Marking: VII (bottom label) | Condition: very good, helmet stand not included Lot information A riding helmet of the pappenheim type, made around 1640, used mainly during the Thirty Years' War. The helmet consists of a hemispherical dome formed by several segments connected by ridge bands and riveted together. On the top of the helmet is a decorati...
Model pattern: pattern 1796 | Country: England | Date: 19th century | Condition: very good Lot information Light Cavalry Officers' Saber M1796 Great Britain. No scabbard, loose wire on handle. Dimensions Length: 86.4 cm | Blade length: 75 cm | Blade width: 33.5 mm | Weight: 560 g***IMPORTANT NOTICE***SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNIONBidders are obliged to inform themselves about the cond...
Country: Central Europe | Date: 19th century | Condition: excellent Lot information Replica of a small "Puffer" type wheel pistol, inspired by weapons produced in Central Europe during the 16th and 17th centuries. The weapon has a massive steel barrel with a smooth bore, finished with a brass muzzle. The entire lock mechanism is richly decorated with engravings with vegetative and acanthus mot...
Country: Western Europe | Date: end of the 18th century | Condition: good Lot information A unique flintlock hunting weapon - shot troika - made at the end of the 18th century, probably in Central Europe. The barrel consists of three separate shotgun barrels of circular cross-section placed horizontally next to each other. The weapon is equipped with a pair of separate flintlocks and two trigg...
Model pattern: M41 | Country: Spain (Toledo) | Date: 1940s | Marking: FN Toledo (left on blade) | Weapon Number: 4787 U | Condition: excellent Lot information The bayonet model M41, made in the 1940s in Spain (Toledo), is intended for rifles produced in this area. The blade is marked "FN Toledo" and the weapon number "4787 U". This bayonet comes with a scabbard that shows minor signs of wear, ...
Three Eagle Buttons wz. 1923: Two Essef Alpacca (White Metal), One Signature Bronislaw Grabski Łódź
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Condition as shown in the photos.
Country: Afghanistan / Pakistan | Date: 19th century | Condition: very good Lot information A traditional 19th century Afghan or Pakistani salvaryatagan. The blade is slightly curved, ground on one side, with a characteristic wide base. Handle made of organic material, finished with metal fittings. Unsheathed, very well preserved condition. Dimensions Length: 63 cm | Blade length: 55.2 cm | Bl...
12 cm Condition as in the photos.
Country: Afghanistan | Date: around 1850 | Condition: good Lot information Percussion rifle of Afghan origin circa 1850. The weapon has a long smooth barrel with richly decorated brass lugs and engraved details on the bascule. The lock plate is fitted with a percussion cock and decorated with fine engraved ornamentation. The stock is made of dark wood and features a characteristic curve typica...
Model pattern: pattern 1882 | Country: France | Date: 1882 - 1918 | Condition: excellent Lot information Flair pattern 1882 for French infantry officers. A straight, single-edged blade with a prominent spine and a double-sided cut, with a narrow groove in the upper part. Basket protection made of steel, characteristically shaped with distinctive protective arches. Handle covered with leather, ...
General condition as shown in the photos.
Model pattern: VO-7 | Country: Czechoslovakia | Date: 2nd half of the 20th century | Condition: excellent Lot information Czechoslovak attack knife model VO-7, made in the second half of the 20th century. Standard utility knife used by armed services. Characterized by robust construction and simple design. Preserved in original condition, with traces of use. Dimensions Length: 26.2 cm | Blade ...
Country: Belgium? | Date: around 1870 | Condition: good Lot information A breech-loading Flobert pistol probably from Belgium, made around 1870. The gun features an octagonal smoothbore barrel with engraved metal parts decorating the mechanism area. The stock is made of dark wood with deep ribbing for a better grip and finished with a metal butt. The cocking mechanism is functional, but the un...
Dimensions: length 100 cm Condition as in the photos.
Model pattern: pattern 1861 | Country: Germany (Solignen) / Austria | Date: 1861 - 1918 | Marking: Weyersberg & Stamm Solingen (blade) | Manufacturer: Weyersberg & Stamm Solingen | Condition: very good Lot information Saber for infantry officers model 1861, made in Solingen by Weyersberg & Stamm. Scabbard and blade with traces of falling nickel plating. With a sheath. Signature: Weyersberg & S...
Country: Italy (Venice) | Date: 19th century | Condition: without sheath Lot information A 19th century Venetian cinquedea sword with the characteristic triangular diamond blade. This sword is an example of the historic European Renaissance style known for its broad blade and robust shape. Dimensions Length: 71 cm | Blade length: 52 cm | Blade width: 76.5 mm | Weight: 930 g***IMPORTANT NOTICE*...
Country: Europe | Date: 20th century | Condition: excellent Lot information Gun model with carriage and charger, fore-end with iron or steel barrel with smooth bore. Manufacturer or user not marked. Wooden gun carriage, forged with sheet steel attached with nails with hemispherical heads Dimensions Length: 87 cm | Caliber: 34 mm | Barrel: 49 cm***IMPORTANT NOTICE***SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EUR...
Country: Germany | Date: 17th / 19th century | Condition: very good Lot information 17th century style wheel gun, with original 17th century barrel and lock, showing light traces of corrosion. Richly decorated wooden stock with bone inlays from the 19th century, depicting hunting scenes, figural motifs and architecture. Lock plate decorated with fine engraving with hunting scenes. Dimensions L...
Country: France | Date: 1830 - 1840 | Marking: Unreadable | Condition: good Lot information Double barrel percussion pistol made in France in 1830-1840. The weapon is equipped with two parallel barrels with a smooth bore, which are fixed in a wooden stock with rich carving and metal decorations. The metal parts of the gun bear delicate engravings with plant and geometric motifs. The lock is eq...
Country: Central Europe | Date: 19th century | Condition: very good Lot information Full metal "crow's beak" warhammer. This type of weapon has been used since the 13th century, it gained the most popularity during the 16th century. A metal head with a combination of a long curved point (the so-called crow's beak), a hammer and a short edged point on the opposite side. Iron handle, angular, re...
Flange bodies, 32 pieces silver-plated brass, 23 mm Asking price 1000 Estimate 1200 - 1500 ask for object
Country: Europe | Date: half of the 19th century | Condition: excellent Lot information A combined hunting weapon combining a hunting fang and a percussion pistol. The blade is straight, single-edged, grooved on both sides, with a prominent point. Iron shield, shell-shaped, decorated with simple ribbing. Horn handle, percussion mechanism hidden inside, flip-up trigger. A gun without a scabbard...
Country: Caucasus | Date: beginning of the 21st century Lot information Double-ground blade with central rib, handle and scabbard decorated with tulle technique - etching and gilding with floral motifs. Massive handle head with rivets, metal scabbard with rich ornamentation. Dimensions Length: 39.5 cm | Blade length: 24.5 cm | Blade width: 30 mm***IMPORTANT NOTICE***SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EU...
Model pattern: pattern 1822 | Country: France (Klingenthal) | Date: 1882 - 1914 | Marking: Manufre Rale de Klingenthal Juillet 1824 (blade) | Weapon Number: 10425 mm | Manufacturer: Klingenthal - Maison de la Manufacture | Condition: excellent Lot information Model 1822 Heavy Cavalry Saber Made in France at the Klingenthal Manufactory between 1882 and 1914. The weapon is sheathed and signed on...
Country: Europe | Date: around 1800 Lot information Dioptric sight from around 1800, intended for a target, flintlock or percussion rifle. A steel plate with a hole passes through the brass tube, which is laterally adjustable for shooting accuracy. On the bottom side there is a square steel pin, with which the unit is inserted into the diopter housing. This type of sight represented a technica...
Country: Western Europe | Date: 19th century | Condition: good Lot information The weapon is equipped with a solid brass barrel with a smooth bore and a simple trigger mechanism. The stock is made of dark wood with fine engravings and an ergonomically shaped handle. The pistol has a broken piston, which affects its functionality. A folding bayonet blade is fixed under the barrel, which is exte...
Country: Bohemia (Moravia, Brno) | Date: 2nd quarter of the 19th century | Marking: J. Beier / Brünn | Condition: very good Lot information An interesting hunting pellet gun with rotating barrels (the so-called Wender system) from the second quarter of the 19th century, made by gunsmith J. Beier in Brünn. The weapon was originally made as a flintlock, later adapted to a percussion system. Th...
Condition as shown in the photos.
Country: France | Date: 19th century | Condition: good Lot information A 19th century rapier sword, made in the 17th century style. The weapon has a narrow, straight blade intended primarily for stabbing. The elegant shield is composed of several twisted arches and a protective cup, typical of French rapiers from the early modern period. The handle is decorated with fine engraving and finished...
Country: Caucasus | Date: beginning of the 21st century Lot information The double-ground blade with a central rib is richly decorated with the tulle technique, which uses contrasting black and light metal inlays in a floral decor. The handle is equipped with a wide head. The scabbard matches the decoration of the blade, is decorated with etched and tulle patterns, finished with a ball fitting...
Model pattern: pattern 1929 | Country: Czechoslovakia (Štos) | Date: 1920s | Marking: WLASZLOVITS ŚTÓS, 11602 ČET (blade) | Weapon Number: 11602 mm | Manufacturer: Wlaszlovits Stós | Condition: excellent Lot information Model 1904 Saber, intended for officers of the Austro-Hungarian Cavalry, was produced between 1904 and 1918. The weapon is equipped with a scabbard that shows signs of use...
Country: France | Date: 18th century | Marking: P. Coignet | Condition: very good Lot information Hunting shotgun made by French gunsmith P. Coignet during the 18th century. The barrel is smooth, without significant decoration, light corrosion is visible in places. Flint lock signed by the maker "P. Coignet", subtly engraved with ornamental motifs. Wooden stock of simple design, brass fittings...
Fusillier modelled on pre-war fusillier wz.26. Visible platoon rank and red and white flag, which may indicate the probable use of the fusillier in conspiracy. Overall condition as in the photos.
Country: Europe | Date: first half of the 20th century | Marking: Crown (Rikaso) | Condition: excellent Lot information A replica of a 16th century style riding sword with the characteristic basket guard and signature crown on the hilts. This type of sword was inspired by historical weapons used by European cavalry units during the Renaissance period. The long blade allowed for effective stabb...
Country: Austria (Steyr) | Date: 2nd half of the 18th century | Marking: ..... In Steyer (barrel) | Condition: very good Lot information Austrian flintlock hunting rifle made in the second half of the 18th century in the city of Steyr, signed on the upper surface mainly by the manufacturer "F. Tritsch", or "kirsch" or "hirsch". Octagonal barrel made of steel, equipped with a fixed front sight ...
Country: Georgia (Caucasus) | Date: end of the 19th century | Condition: excellent Lot information Kinžál comes from the Caucasus region, specifically from Georgia. This is a traditional Caucasian dagger with a double-sided sharpened blade with a prominent central rib, which gives the weapon strength. The blade is decorated with delicate etched patterns. The handle is an integral part of the...
Country: Central Europe | Date: end of the 19th century | Marking: Eagle (blade) | Condition: very good Lot information Hunting fang with a double-edged steel blade, equipped with a central rib and a double ground for increased strength. The crosspiece and metal fittings of the handle are made of brass, with the crosspiece decorated with relief decor and a central ornament with a wild boar mot...
Country: Belgium | Date: before 1890 | Condition: good Lot information Centerfire revolver, pre 1890. The gun has a broken mechanism and some modifications have been made to it, including a non-original trigger and ejector. T Dimensions Length: 24.5 cm | Caliber: 9.5 mm | Barrel: 11.5 cm | Weight: 760 g***IMPORTANT NOTICE***SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNIONBidders are obliged to inform t...
Dimensions: 8 x 6 cm Condition as shown in the photos.
Country: Georgia (Caucasus) | Date: 20th century | Condition: excellent Lot information Dagger "qama" (Kama) from the Caucasus region, specifically from Georgia. It is a traditional double-edged dagger with a massive blade, which has prominent central grooves decorated with gold tausia on both sides. The handle is richly decorated with silver fittings with pearl relief and decorative rivets. D...
Country: Spain | Date: before 1890 | Condition: good Lot information Revolver before 1890. Welded mechanism and cast barrel. There are fine traces of removed corrosion on the metal parts Dimensions Length: 18 cm | Caliber: 7.5 mm | Barrel: 8 cm | Weight: 470 g***IMPORTANT NOTICE***SHIPPING ONLY WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNIONBidders are obliged to inform themselves about the condition of the lots be...
Country: India | Date: 19th century | Condition: good Lot information A long cigar-shaped rifle originating in India. Octagonal barrel connected to wooden stock by means of brass sleeves. A simple cigar lock with a distinctive trigger. The metal parts, especially the barrel and the lock plate, show traces of surface corrosion. Dimensions Length: 187 cm | Caliber: 18 mm | Barrel: 143 cm | Weigh...
Steel saber head with visible furrows, armor on both sides, a deep scabbard is visible at the back of the blade. The feather of the blade is double-edged. Wooden handle shaft made of beech wood, brass crossed hilt ending in an oval hole for a sling. Moustache of trapezoidal shape with a visible joint. The stag made at a right angle connecting to the head. Head with brass cap with a bolt fasten...
