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1) Folding knife with horse head and rider motifs, horn handle scales, corkscrew and two blades of different sizes, unmarked, probably Germany around 1900, length (unfolded) 21 cm. 2)Pocket knife with corkscrew and two blades of different sizes, mother-of-pearl handle scales, probably Germany, 1st quarter of the 19th century, length 16.5 cm. Condition 2+

Damascus steel blade, marked "BW", back point, handle with engraved floral decoration, light horn grip scales. Presumably Germany or Austria, 20th century, length 21 cm. Condition 2

Blade made of damascene steel, slightly curved, the blade's spine in the upper part with sawed decoration. Brass gilt handle with horn scales. Spain, 20th century, length (opened) 19,5 cm. Condition 1-

Folding knife with rich accessories: corkscrew, tin opener, bottle opener, two differently sized blades. The handle with a gauge for shotgun cartridges is decorated with a relief of hunting dogs in brass, horn grip scales (one cracked), brass suspension loop. Probably Germany, 1st half of the 20th century, length (unfolded) 24 cm.

Blade of polished steel, back point, back with cut decoration, steel handle with engraved floral decoration signed 'Farka', rosewood scales. Bohemia, 20th century, length (open) 24 cm. Condition 2

Straight blade with central point with fine structural etched decoration, cut decoration on the back. Grip with brass scales with engraved stylized floral decoration, brass scales transitioning to mother-of-pearl scales. Internally marked "Farka". Bohemia, 20th century, Farka, length 18 cm. Condition 2+

Blade with a back point made of Damascus steel, the back of the blade with fluting, the fluting continues on the embossed brass zoomorphic handle, here inlaid with stag horn scales. Signed 'Farka' on the blade. Bohemia, 20th century, length (open) 21,5 cm. Condition 2+

Damascus steel blade with back point and stylized engraved floral decoration, handle with engraved floral and zoomorphic decoration in steel, stag horn and rosewood scales. Handle internally marked "Farka". Bohemia, 20th century, Farka, length 19 cm. Condition 2+

Damascus blade with back point, engraved floral decoration. Grip partly of ebony and florally engraved brass with inlaid plates of tortoiseshell, mother-of-pearl and semi-precious stones, marked 'Farka' inside. Bohemia, 20th century, Farka, length 17,5 cm. Condition 1-

Folding knife with small blade, saw, large blade, hole punch, hoof pick and balance spring scale. Horn grip scales inlaid with silber decoration on one side. Marked "D.F.". Probably Germany, 19th centruy, length (closed) 10.5 cm. Condition 2+

Folding knife in fish shape, crescent shape blade with two struck marks. Europe, 18th century, length (closed) 14 cm. Condition 2+

Straight blade of Damascene steel with back point, handle of stag horn, ebony and bone. Unmarked. Europe, 20th century, length 25 cm. Condition 1-

Curved Damascus steel blade with decorative back, grip made of marble and engraved brass. Unsigned. Probably Bohemia, 20th century, length 23 cm. Fine corrosion on the handle. Condition 2

Straight blade of Damascus steel with a spine point, fluted decoration on the back, black horn grip scales, one grip scale with a crack. Probably Bohemia, 20th century, length 25 cm. Condition 2-

Polished steel single-edged blade with a false short back blade, finely engraved floral and zoomorphic decoration, bone and root wood grip. Signed 'Farka' on the back of the blade. Bohemia, 20th century, length 27 cm. Condition 2+

Straight blade with back point and etched decoration imitating Damascus steel, grip with rosewood scales with floral decoration engraved in steel. Grip marked 'Farka'. Bohemia, 20th century, length 21 cm. Condition 1-

Straight blade with floral and zoomorphic engraving, grip scabbard of tropical wood and light horn, grip marked "Farka". Bohemia, Karel Farka, 20th century, length 23 cm. Condition 1-

Short blade of polished steel with engraved zoomorphic and floral decoration, engraved brass grip, with inset staghorn scales, marked "Farka". Bohemia, Karel Farka, 20th century, length 20 cm. Condition 1-

Short slightly curved blade with central point, marked "Farka" on the blade. Grip with figural hunting motif carved in iron. Brass scales with engraved decoration, embedded with moldavite. Bohemia, Karel Farka, 20th century, length 20 cm. Condition 2+

Slightly curved blade with back point, engraved floral decoration. Grip with engraved floral decoration of steel, brass scales in the shape of embossed female figures, inlays of root wood and mother-of-pearl. Handle marked 'Farka'. Bohemia, Karel Farka, 20th century, length 24.5 cm. Condition 1-

Double-edged stainless steel blade of rhomboid cross-section, rounded towards the ricasso, rosewood handle with inset oval bone plate, brass quiollon and pommel with engraved floral decoration. The pommel signed 'Farka'. Bohemia, 20th century, length 23 cm.

Slightly curved, single-edged blade with back point, marked "SCHOTT/INGOLSTADT" on one side. Stag horn grip scales, corkscrew in the handle. Leather scabbard with locket. Germany, 19th century, length 21.5 cm. Condition 2+

Stright blade edged on one side with a back point, decorated with a cut decoration on the back, etched dedication on one side of the blade. Horn scales with inlaid decorations of engraved silver and mother-of-pearl. Leather decorated sheath. Probably Alpine countries, 1st half of the 19th century, length 24 cm. Condition 2+

1) Hunting dagger. Double-edged blade with rhombic cross-section, central point. S-curved quillons, staghorn grip. Probably Germany or Austria, 2nd half of the 19th century, length 25 cm. 2) Large hunting knife. Single-edged blade with central point and short back edge, straight symmetrical cross guard with spherical ending on both sides signed "D. Allen' and dated '1861'. Staghorn grip. Europe, 1861, length 31 cm. Condition 2

Heavy blade with rounded back and straight edge, three knifemaker's marks on one side. Pitted. Handle of chamois horn, bone ring with engraved decoration. Probably Austria, 1st half of the 19th century, length 27 cm. Condition 2

Straight single-edged blade with a central point, handle made of horn with rivets, secured with an iron plate, Probably Germany, end of the 17th century, length 38 cm. Signs of corrosion. Condition 2-

Single-edged blade of a wedge cross-section, central point, with a knife maker´s mark and a stop on one side. Handle made of chamois horn. Alpine countries around 1800, length 46,5 cm. Signs of deep corrosion.Condition 2-

Single-edged blade widening towards the point, drilled in the front of the blade, close to the point. Handle carved from bone with a figural japanese motif. A crack. Europe, 19th century, length 46,5 cm. Condition 2

Heavy blade with a curved back and a drilled protrusion at the end, engraved floral decoration on both sides of the blade (partially scratched). Brass spiral fluted handle ends with a pommel shaped into a lion´s head. Probably Germany or Austria, 18th century, length 33 cm.Condition 2

Symetrical broad blade sharf on both edges, with central point. Richly openworked, with two narrow grooves on both sides. Guard and pommel also openworked, guard bent towards the blade, hilt wrapped with iron wire. Europe, 19th century, length 48 cm. Condition 2+

Straight blade of diamond section. Baluster-shaped iron grip and quillon. Europe,18th/20th century, length 49.5 cm. Condition 2

Single-edged blade of a wedge cross-section with a central point, baluster mounting cut in iron, handle made of ebony with bone inlay. Sardinia around 1800, length 32 cm.Condition 2

A narrow blade with wedge-shaped cross-section and a false edge near the central point, made out of an older sword blade. The hilt is decorated with gilded brass fittings (gilding is worn-out), repaired S-shaped guard with engraved anchors on both ends. Rectangular, fluted pommel with beveled edges. Rectangular, fluted grip made of ivory with longitudinal brass strips. Probably England, end of the 18th century, length 44,5 cm. Scabbard missing.Condition 2-

Triangular blade with baluster-shaped ricasso. Horizontally cut quillons with vase-shaped tips. Ebony grip fluted lengthwise. Spherically cut pommel. Italy circa 1650, length 28 cm. Condition 2+

Triangular thrusting blade with a ricasso of quadrangular cross section. Iron hilt with baluster-jointed grip. German around 1600. Length 30 cm. Condition 2

Triangular blade with a baluster-shaped base. Iron hilt with baluster-jointed grip. German around 1600. Length 31 cm. Condition 2+

1)Two Mosin Nagant Socket Bayonets, second version M 1891/30 with new socket with press stud, original bluing. Soviet Union, WW II, length 50 cm. 2) The Mauser M48 Preduzece 44 Bayonet & Scabbard with matched SN 72088, straight blade, single-edged, and fullered on both sides has the original blued finish and is marked on the ricasso in Cyrillic characters that stand for "PREDUZECE 44" (Factory 44). Serbia, Kragujevac circa 1950, length 40 cm. 3)Bayonet K98 for Mauser carbine, blade length approx. 38 cm, total length approx. 51 cm. No marks.

17 1/4 inches overall with a 12 inch round tip blade marked and dated "US 19097/SA 1911", brass guard, finger grooved wood grip with brass fittings and a "H.E.K." marked 1914 dated Rock Island Arsnal sheath. United Sttes, 1911/1914.Condition 1-

Single-edged blade, fullered on one side, cleaned, pitted in places, iron crossguard, buffalo horn grip scales, black leather-covered scabbard with iron mountings, leather heavily cracked, damaged, metal parts rusted. Austria, 2nd half of the 19th century, length 66 cm. Condition 2-3

Strong blade of rhomboid cross-section for piercing armour (heavily ground). Round, straight guard. Slender tang. Massive target-shaped pommel, also heavily ground. Probably a previously changed and cleaned soil find. Length 48 cm. Condition 3 Condition 3

1) Single-edged blade from an austrian broadsword, short false edge close to the central point, double fuller on both sides, upper one turns into a double groove. Remains of etching in the upper part of the blade - ornamental decoration and an austrian double-headed eagle with an inscription "Vivat Carolus VI" above it. A simple handle with scales made of horn attached with four brass rivets. Wooden scabbard covered in leather, brass fittings. Probably Austria, 18th century, length 74 cm.Condition 2-2) Simple hanger with a sabre blade, brass fitting, grip made of horn. Length 57,5 cm.Condition 3 3) Straight blade with remains of etched decoration, brass hilt, wooden handle, end of 18th century, length 59 cm. Condition 3 4) Straight blade with broad fuller on both sides, brass hilt, dark horn handle scails, circa 1800, length 69 cm. Condition 2

Slightly curved blade with back point and 10 cm long back edge, broad fuller on both sides. Brass hilt with embossed decoration and gilding remnants, shell-shaped guard, asymmetrical S-curved quillon, pommel in the form of a lion's head. Probably Austria, 18th century, length 57 cm. Condition 2

Straight, single-edged blade with back edge near the central point, fullers on both sides almost the entire length of the blade and a groove near the back, with an etched hunting scene in the upper quarter. Brass hilt, chiseled decoration with gilt remnants, shell guard. Probably Austria, 18th century, length 73 cm. Condition 2

Shortened saber, hood a mens saber vest. Bohemia, 20th century. Condition 2-

Nickel-plated blade (rubbed) with a short back edge and central point, fullered on both sides. On the upper part of the blade etched inscription "Robertine - 5/VIII - August", on the ricasso etched inscription in a wreath "Ehre und Pflicht 18./8. 1897" with remnants of gilding. Stamped 'K. u. K. Arsenal Probestempel Wn 97' and maker's mark 'EDUARD JUNG, NIEDERL WIEN, FABR OR PIESTING' on the opposite side of the ricasso. Grip wood covered with fish leather (damaged), wrapped with silver, partially twisted wire (wrapping defective). Scabbard missing. Austria, 1897, length 94.5 cm. Traces of corrosion on metal parts, remnants of nickel plating. Condition 2-

Slightly curved, nickel-plated blade with a central point, false back edge and long fullers on both sides, marked "Weyersberg & Stamm Solingen" on the ricasso. The blade is etched on one side with the inscription "Glück Auf" and on the other side with the mining symbol (crossed hammers). Pierced and embossed silver-plated hilt, grip covered with fish leather and wrapped with wire. Nickel-plated scabbard with suspension rings, original suspension and sash with tassels. Austria-Hungary, 2nd half of the 19th century, length 104 cm. Condition 2+

Slightly curved, nickel-plated blade with grooves on both sides, marked with the maker's mark 'Fredrikswerk' on one side and the year 1842 on the other. Iron hilt, with a knuckle-bow, side bars, and a oval guard. The guard back plate bears the number "2DR/3E65" and "B.4.DE.73". Wooden grip covered with leather and wrapped with brass wire. Denmark 1842, length 102 cm. Slightly rusty, handle damaged. Condition 2-

Slightly curved blade with back groove and back point, back edge approx. 15 cm long. Remnants of etched decoration in the upper quarter. Brass knuckle-bow hilt with remnants of gilding, the back of the grip with a pommel cap in the shape of a lion's head. Wooden grip covered with leather and wrapped with twisted brass wire. Leather-covered wooden scabbard, smooth brass mountings, suspension hook. Condition 2+

Wide, slightly curved, single-edged blade, wide fuller on both sides, false edge close to the back point. Brass set with engraved decoration and remains of gilding, cross-guard, full back, pommel shaped into a lion's head. Wooden scabbard covered in leather (leather damaged, worn), brass fittings, one loose suspension ring. Austria, half of the 18th century, length 96 cm.Condition 2

Wide, slightly curved blade with a back point and approx. 20 cm long back edge, wide double-sided fuller along the entire length of the blade, etched decoration of the sun, moon, trophies and rosettes in the upper part, marked with an arrow (Košice) on the back. Silver hilt (purity 950/1000), cross guard with relief decoration, Roman warrior on a war chariot on both sides, knuckle bow, hilt and full back with relief floral decoration. Boat shaped pommel. Wooden scabbard covered in green velvet with silver fittings with relief decoration of riders, warriors and trophies surrounded by floral decoration. Two loose hanging rings. Slovakia, Košice, 18th century, length 95 cm. Included a certificate of the Assay Office. Condition 2+