Edge weapons

Multi-purpose closing knife with horn scales, marked on the blade "VICTORINOX SWISS MADE", Switzerland around the middle of the 20th century, length (closed) 11 cm. Together a closing knife marked 'KANDAR' and a throwing knife marked 'SECRET AGENT' (slightly damaged)

1) Closing knife with safety, marked on blade "MIKOV/Stainless", steel handle, Czech Republic, Mikov, circa 2000, length (closed) 8,5 cm. 2) Hunting knife, blade marked "Mikov", handle made of carved horn in the form of a hoof, Czech Republic, Mikov, 2. Mid 20th century. length 21 cm. 3) Knife almost identical to the previous one, probably older, Bohemia, probably Mikulášovice around 1900, length 21 cm. Condition 2

1) Carving knife from hunting cutlery, illegible marking on the blade, staghorn handle, probably Germany, late 19th century, length 37.5 cm. 2) Carving knife, blade marked “FN SOLINGER FEIN STAHL”, slightly rusty, Germany, late 19th century, length 27 cm. 3) Two hunting knives, probably Mikov, Bohemia, 20th century, length 21 cm.

1) Hunting knife 'Puukko' with one-sided sharpened blade and dorsal point, double-sided fuller, one of them with signature 'Järvenpää, Kauhava'. Characteristic wooden handle. Finland, Kauhava, 1st half of the 20th century, length 22 cm. 2) Knife with one-sided sharpened blade with central point and decorated back side, spiral decorated bone handle. Europe, 19th century, length 25,5 cm. 3) Hunting knife with single sharpened blade and with back point, staghorn grip, 20th century. 4) Small double-edged dagger with central point, handle probably of ebony wood, s-shaped guard, Europe, 19th century, length 20 cm.

Grizzly Bear knife and three other decorative knives, maximum length 35 cm, 20th century.

Four unmarked hunting knives, handles of stag horn, bone and various materials, Europe, 20th century, length 19-23 cm. Condition 1-

1) Smith & Wesson HRT FL2 plain edge folding knife, length (closed) 128.5 mm. 2) Spyderco Police C07S serrated pocket knife, late 20th century, length (closed) 135 mm. Condition 1-

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-

Single-edged blade of Damascene steel, the back decorated with cut-outs, marked with a stamped leaf mark. Hilt with hanging loop, scales made of root-wood. Bohemia, circa 2000, length 17,5 cm. Condition 1-

Slightly curved blade with central point decorated with etched decoration, horn handle. Bohemia around 2000, length 24,5 cm. Condition 1-

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-

Single-edged blade of Damascus steel with back point, handle of root, bone and ebony. Bohemia around 2000, length 24 cm. Cndition 1-

Double-edged blade made of coarse steel with back point, handle made of fine wood and bone. Bohemia circa 2000, length 22 cm.

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

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+

Single-edged blade with back point, decorated with carvings on the back, rosewood handle scales, deep engraving of scrolls on the handle, signed “Farka” on the inside. Dedication and date 2010 on the back of the handle, Bohemia, 2010, length (closed) 11.5 cm. Condition 1-

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

Single-edged blade, fullers on both sides, steel grip with hunting engravings on the lower part, bone, dyed bone and rosewood on the upper part. Signed 'Farka' on the inside. Bohemia, Karel Farka, 20th century, length (open) 20 cm. Condition 1-

Slightly curved blade with central point, decorated with etched pattern, staghorn handle marked “Farka”, decorated with lapis. Leather scabbard. Bohemia around 2000, length 18.5 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-

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-

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-

The single-edged blade of Damascene steel with a back point, the marked handle of root, ebony, polished steel and bone is finished with a mascarone cut in ebony wood. Bohemia circa 2000, length 22 cm. Condition 1-

The polished steel single-edged blade is decorated in the upper third with openwork chiselled and engraved motif of a flying bird and a naked woman, the blade continuously transitions into the handle marked "Farka" with inlaid ebony scales. Bohemia around 2000, length 23 cm. Condition 1-

Thick single-edged blade of Damscene steel with back point, decorated on the ricasso with an engraving of scrolls, marked "Farka" on the back. The hilt made of stag horn, rosewood and ebony is finished with polished horn. Bohemia circa 2000, length 25,5 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+

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+

Damascus steel blade with central point, handle with one scale of ebony carved wood inlaid with a silver skull in the centre, handle with double-sided engraving of scrolls. Bohemia, Karel Farka circa 2000, length (closed) 12 cm. Condition 1-

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

Double-edged blade with back point, decorated with carvings on the spine, engraving of oak branch on both sides of the steel handle, rosewood and bone scales, stamped mark "BW" (Buddy Weston) inside. Bohemia, 2010, length (closed) 12 cm. Condition 1-

Single-edged blade of Damascene steel, back decorated with cut-outs, handle with hanging hook of Damascene steel, scales of mother-of-pearl. Internally marked 'PAPI'. Bohemia, circa 2000, length (open) 15,5 cm. Slightly loose scales. Condition 2

The Damascus steel single-edged blade flows smoothly over a brass ring with the maker's mark “WB” (Buddy Weston) into a richly carved handle. Bohemia around 2000, length 23.5 cm. Condition 1-

Single-edged blade made of split slate with a back point, connected by a bast with a handle made of animal bone, length 23 cm. Condition 2

Cipped blade of obsidian, handle of rhinoceros bone. Moravia, Zlín, Libor Tobolák around 2000, length 28 cm. The certificate is enclosed. Condition 1

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. 3) Coachman's Multi-Bladed 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+ 4) Hunting 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.

A Hunting Knife, Probably From the Set. 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. 2 )Hunting Knife. 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. 3) A Hunting Cleaver. 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. 4) Dagger, probably assembled from various parts, length 53 cm.

Heavy, single-edged blade with back point, master's marks on one side. Grip with small shell guard, staghorn grip scales attached with iron rivets with large heads. Europe, 19th century or earlier, length 34 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+

A blunt-ended, heavy single-edged blade struck with a mark. Single iron fore-quillon shaped as duck's head with engravings and a small side-ring. A staghorn grip scales with three decorative iron rivets on the both sides. Germany, 17th century, length 45 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

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

1) Sidearm K98 with staghorn grip panels. 2) CSSR bayonet for M 58 rifle. 3) Wehrmacht army officer's dagger M35 (swastika broken off). 4) Dagger with ebony handle, early 19th century, length 24 cm. 5) Dagger with wooden handle, heavily rubbed and pitted. Condition 2 - 3

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.

Rare imperial navy sidearm. 52.5 cm long single-edged nickel-plated blade with a pipe back and a pen. (pitted in places), etched on both sides with a sailing ship, anchor and the inscription “Einj. Freiw. (One-year volunteer) Urich/Keiserl. I. Seebataillon”. The wooden grip scales in very good condition. Leather scabbard with mountings. Germany around 1900, length 67.5 cm. Condition 2+

Double-edged blade with midrib and central point, ricasso with maker BULAT (Булат) dated 1990. Brass hilt gilded in red and yellow gold with yellow-brown grip. There is a state emblem above the handle. Black leather-covered scabbard with gold-plated mountings. Upper fitting with sailing ship and anchor. USSR 1990, length 34.5 cm. Comes with hanger and belt. Condition 1-

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-

Curved double-edged blade dated 1917, marked with Zlatoust Factory logo and inspection marks "A" and "A" under crown, wooden scabbard with leather suspension loop, brass mounts. Wooden grip scales with two brass rivets, ferrule is stamped "17", Russia 1907, length 64,5 cm. Condition 2+

Double edged blade with central point (slightly pitted), gilt brass fittings and marine ivory turned grip. United Kingdom, late 18th century, length 30 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-