A Pattern 1908 sword, carried by Lieutenant W Ewing of the 13th Light Horse in France during the First World War, that was originally issued to the British 4th Hussars, is held in the collection of the Australian War Memorial as exhibit number: REL/16518 and can be viewed online at: http://cas.awm.gov.au/item/REL/16518 . You will require to register with thesaleroom.com and agree with their terms and conditions before you can bid live.Lots purchased online with the-saleroom.com will attract an additional charge for this service in the sum of 4.95% of the hammer price plus VAT at the rate imposed. Pre-Owned. In Carlisle Collector's Sale to include Coins, Me... You are about to place a bid of All commission bids must be received by 4pm on the day before the sale. Cash payments in excess of £5,000 are not accepted. The weapon was designed for function not form and caused uproar in certain quarters as a consequence of its utilitarian and practical appearance. See below for Carlisle postage rates. We are pleased to offer telephone bidding for higher value items (i.e. Such changes can be made at any time but will only be made for business, legal or operational reasons. The cast iron ferrule is broad arrow marked and the back edge of the excellent blade is pattern marked P08. This is a very good example of a Pattern 1908 Cavalry Troopers Sword. V.            Lots purchased online with the-saleroom.com will attract an additional charge for this service in the sum of 3% of the hammer price plus VAT at the rate imposed. All consignments are offered in accordance with the Vendor Terms & Conditions outlined at the point of delivery or available on request. All royalty charges are paid to the Design and Artists Copyright Society  (“DACS”) by the Auctioneers, and no handling costs or additional fees with respect to these charges will be retained by the Auctioneer. Insurance is calculated plus VAT. Lithgow 1907 Bayonet, Mangrovite 43. 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The Buyer shall not become the owner of any lot, and the Auctioneer shall have a lien thereon, until the Buyer has discharged the purchase price in full, but after the fall of the hammer the risk of damage or loss to the lot in question shall nevertheless pass to and remain with the Buyer, or if unsold, to the Vendor. In extracts from his notes, he states “Civilian Katana. All complaints must be submitted in writing and will be investigated under our complaints handling policy. We can give no guarantee on authenticity, completeness or concealed restoration. I have imported swords from Canada, America & the UK, and yours is the first I have ever received that was A1. All up, a cracking sword and this week’s ‘best on the net’ by a country mile. The small pin driven through the blade to secure the original buff piece (sword stop) indicate that this is a, An Australian sourced unit marked First World War British and Commonwealth. When the sword came to me it was rusted solid all over and stuck in the scabbard, I didn't even know if it had a blade, or if an unscrupulous dealer had cemented it stuck. The Auctioneers are prepared to accept absentee bidding, on the understanding that clients and or their representatives leaving such bids have viewed the lots in question and have satisfied themselves as to the authenticity and condition of each lot. $12.50 shipping. The number of lines are limited and are offered on a first come first served basis. Time left 5d 17h left. The Buyer shall be the person making the highest bid which is acceptable to the auctioneers as signified by the fall of the hammer. This first sword was found by a Board of Cavalry General Officers “from long and repeated experience”, to be “unmanageable, owing to the length of the blade and the weight of the hilt”. Guard: sheet steel bowl with beaded edge; sword knot slot, fitted with original War Department stamped sword knot, near the pommel and a large pear shaped reinforcing piece on outside near blade shoulder. Copyright © 2015 ANZACBLADE. Kult Of Athena - Swords - USS151 - Australian 1908 Pattern Cavalry Sword - With the introduction of the 1908 Cavalry Sword the Victorian debate about whether a cavalry sword should be a cutting or thrusting sword was effectively over and a near century of ‘’compromise’’ cut-and-thrust sword styles was ended in the British Empire. Although we can offer a limited, discretionary postal option on some items. The second pattern, known as ‘Otsu’ was issued to the NCO’s of other arms arms and was shorter than the cavalry NCO’s ‘Ko’ pattern with a blade length of 30.5 inches (77.5cm). It is expressly brought to bidder’s attention that equipment in the sale may not comply with such regulations. The Auctioneers claim the right of refusing admission to, and ejecting from, the site on which the sale is being held, any person or persons; of regulating the amount of the biddings; of refusing the bid of any person; of altering the arrangement of the lots, selling two or more lots as one lot or in any way they may think proper, also of withdrawing any lot or lots, and of altering or adding to these conditions at the time of the sale. The ferrule at bottom of grip is of malleable cast iron. Steel scabbard and hilt, hilt mounts, pommel. The charge is subject to VAT and non-recoverable (see clause 12). It is assumed purchasers have satisfied current legal requirements (e.g. An original First World War British & Commonwealth Pattern 1908 Mark I* Cavalry Troopers Sword and Mark I* Scabbard manufactured by Sanderson Brothers & Neubold in November 1915. You need to be registered and approved to bid at this auction. Overall the sword and scabbard are in very good original condition. Manufactured in 1916, its a first class example of its type with a blade in excellent condition. Boer War / WW1 British Army leather Cavalry Sword Frog. No warranty is given by the Auctioneers or the Vendor to any prospective Buyer in respect of any lot and all implied conditions or warranties whether imposed by the Sale of Goods Act 1979 or otherwise (except in the case of the Vendor those implied under section 12 of the Sales of Goods Act 1979) are hereby excluded. Established collectors offer sales of antique British cavalry swords / sabres including trooper and officer, heavy and light cavalry versions of the 1788, 1796, 1821, 1822, 1853, 1864, 1882, 1908 and 1912 regulation patterns. The Auctioneers cannot be held responsible for, nor are they connected with, commission bids given to the Auction Room porters. Bids do not include VAT, buyer’s premium or delivery. $239.39. We are pleased to provide e-mail images of items with a guide price over £50, time permitting, for your assessment. For questions regarding delivery please contact Mail Boxes Etc. BRITISH PATTERN 1821 LIGHT CAVALRY OFFICER SWORD W/ SCABBARD-HANGERS. customer service. Payment by Debit Card: Delta and Switch debit cards accepted – no charge. This Queensland sourced sword is marked in a style characteristic with Australian use. C $69.32. If within ten days after the sale, the auctioneers have received from the Buyer of any lot notice in writing that in his view the lot is a deliberate forgery and within five days after such notification the Buyer returns the same to the Auctioneer in the same condition as at the time of sale and by producing evidence, the burden of proof to be upon the Buyer, satisfies the Auctioneers that considered in the light of the entry in the catalogue the lot is a deliberate forgery then the sale of the lot will be rescinded and the purchase price of the same refunded. If you are unable to be at the auction, you can leave an absentee bid. Please register now so you are approved to bid when auction starts. The Sword, Cavalry, Pattern 1908, Mark I*, as it was officially called, is universally recognised as the finest sword ever produced for British and Commonwealth mounted troops. The scabbard is manufactured from nickel-plated steel, with two fixed rings at the mouthpiece. All auction funds received are paid into a separate client account entitled ‘Thomson Roddick Scottish Auctions Ltd Client A/C’ that is held at Bank of Scotland at 91 High Street, Dumfries DG1 2BN. Ending Feb 7 at 4:33PM PST 3d 22h. Every person on Thomson Roddick Scottish Auctions premises at any time shall be deemed to be there at their own risk. In the case of lots upon which there is a reserve price the Auctioneers reserve the right to bid on behalf of the seller to one bid beneath the reserve price. IV. The excellent blade is straight tapered with a single fuller on each side to within 204mm (8 inches) of the spear point and double edged for for last 153mm (6 inches). Purchasers must satisfy themselves regarding statutory requirements for the uses of any item and no liability shall be accepted by the Vendors or the Auctioneers. Condition Reports are not warranties. Unless otherwise stated in the catalogue, all lots are sold within the Auctioneer’s Margin Scheme. ELC1001 - A clean and tidy example of the 1908 pattern cavalry sword, as used throughout WW1. This blade was made Circa 1943-1944. Online Bidding. passport, driving licence or utility bill). POA * (up to 10 working days for delivery), *Price based on single lot, discounted delivery when you buy multiple lots from this auction, Delivery is provided by Auction Logistics from Mail Boxes Etc. Property consigned to Thomson Roddick Scottish Auctions for auction is covered by insurance at a charge of 1% of its auction value as assessed by the Auctioneers, against loss or damage. All domestic soft furnishings after 1950 must carry appropriate “fire safety” labels in compliance with DTI regulations. Any item judged by the auctioneer to be unsafe will be withdrawn from the sale and disposed of at the vendor’s expense. The Buyer acknowledges that any liability arising under these terms are the liability of the Vendor only and not that of the Auctioneers. The 1908 Pattern Cavalry Troopers Sword was the last service sword issued to the cavalry of the British Army. This is a fine example of a seldom seen, Canadian marked Pattern 1908 Cavalry Sword overall. or Best Offer. Left to right: British 1897 Pattern Infantry Officer’s Sword, British 1908 Pattern Cavalry Trooper’s Sword, British 1912 Pattern Cavalry Officer’s Sword, British 1920 Pattern Royal Air Force Officer’s Sword. The vendor agrees to be bound by the Auctioneers decision and agrees to refund any amounts received by them from the Auctioneers in respect of that lot. Such bids may be accepted from clients who have not viewed but only on the understanding that items purchased on their behalf will be paid for and removed without question. The small pin driven through the blade to secure the original buff piece (sword stop) indicate that this is a Pattern 1908 Mark I* manufactured after 1912. Steel bowl guard with reinforced edge, leather grip fixed with three rivets. An original First World War British & Commonwealth, The Pattern 1908 also holds the distinction of being the last pattern of sword to be adopted by the British Army. If you are new to the saleroom, you will require two forms of ID, one to be photographic (e.g. By confirming your bid, you agree that you have read and accepted the-saleroom.com and the auctioneer's terms and conditions. The auctioneer will execute your bid as cheaply as possible. The new heavy cavalry sword was adopted rather than developed in 1796, as unlike the light cavalry sword of the same year, it wa… Cookies help us deliver our services. Advice of a non-EU address is insufficient evidence that lots are to be exported. Purchasers will be deemed to have inspected the vehicle and all relevant paperwork. It applies to living artists and those who have died in the last 70 years. Any VAT charged on the invoice must be paid in full, along with any administration fees, before goods can be removed. If required we will give an honest opinion as to the damage or restoration which is immediately apparent. A very good 1917 dated photograph of a Light Horse Regiment lines in Palestine with P1908 swords lined up is attached to this listing for reference. The scabbard throat which is also MOLE manufactured is dated ’11 (1911) and is stamped on its obverse face with a cancelled unit acceptance into service date from September 1914 (9. This is to be assessed by the Auctioneers as sole arbiter and their decision to be final. £135.00 Approx $186.72, €153.93, £135 . The reverse face of the scabbard throat is numbered 125. You can contact the auctioneer on 01228 535288 for more information. The royalty is paid by the purchaser on top of the hammer price if the sale exceeds €1,000 (the Euro conversion rate is calculated on the morning of the sale). Post 1950 furniture may be offered as a work of art on the understanding that it will not be used as furniture in a private dwelling. Payment by cash enables collection of lots immediately after payment. Copyright © Metropress Ltd, (t/a Auction Technology Group) 2021. No lots to be removed until paid for. This was important as the Pattern 1908 had very limited cutting effect and was optimized for thrusting in line with the common wisdom of the time, which stated that ‘, With regard to Australian service, this very good Pattern 1908 Cavalry Sword is the type issued to 2 regiments of the Australian Light Horse (the 4th and the 12th ALH) in mid 1918. For higher value lots, with a lower estimate of over £150, telephone bids can be arranged. They must rely solely on their own skill, knowledge and judgement as to whether lots are fit for any particular purpose and as to compliance with the catalogue description or illustrations. AMERICAN OFFICER'S 1796 PATTERN LIGHT CAVALRY SWORD. You must indicate the maximum amount you wish to spend, excluding buyer’s premium. The handguard and grip are in very good original condition although the guard does show evidence of the usual impact marking seen on operational swords. However, despite its reputation as one of the worst cavalry swords ever in service with the British Army, there were some who were reluctant to see it replaced. The Buyer shall be deemed to be principal unless to the knowledge of the Auctioneers the buyer is acting as agent on behalf of a named principal. Some collectors believe this is simply because the Light Horseman didn’t need to be told they were Australian. Overseas buyers and purchasers of larger items. 1908 Pattern WW1 British Cavalry Trooper's Sword, Sold In good condition, an Enfield made 1908 Pattern WW1 British Cavalry Trooper's Sword with Mole made Scabbard, complete with belts. The Auctioneers give no warranty regarding any vehicle. Even the small trivial things were perfect, such as a snug scabbard, with no marks on the leather covering and as for the sword itself WOW AWESOME right down to the rivets. AN ORIGINAL QUEENSLAND SOURCED FIRST WORLD WAR BRITISH & COMMONWEALTH PATTERN 1908 MARK I* CAVALRY TROOPERS SWORD AND SCABBARD MANUFACTURED BY SANDERSON BROTHERS & NEUBOLD IN NOVEMBER 1915. The Auctioneer may, at their own discretion on your behalf, exceed your commission bid by one bid. III. After WW1 some ALH regiments were issued with Pattern 1908 swords on an ad hoc basis although Brigadier General Elliott in his statement to the Senate at the time stated that: “the Light Horse are not likely to adopt it finally without a great deal of criticism. This sword has been assessed by UK Japanese sword expert Bill Tagg. We will automatically take payment from your registered card on the day following the sale. In default of full payment, the lot, or lots, may be resold by public/private sale, and the deficiency (if any) together with all expenses attending such resale shall be made good by the Buyer. With regard to Australian service, this very good Pattern 1908 Cavalry Sword is the type issued to 2 regiments of the Australian Light Horse (the 4th and the 12th ALH) in mid 1918. Charge subject to VAT. These items might not comply with current statutory requirements and are offered for sale solely for display purposes or historical interest. Buyer’s Premium is charged on the price realized for each lot, whether sold by auction or private treaty, at 17.5% payable by the buyer to Thomson Roddick Scottish Auctions for their own retention. Clients should contact Mike Smith at Mailboxes direct at 44 – 46 Morningside Road, Edinburgh EH10 4BF, Tel: 0131 556 6226 or info@mbeedinburgh.com. The scabbard is tapered sheet steel with two fixed strap loops 57mm (2.25) inches from mouthpiece which is fixed with its original two inset fixing screws. For larger items, Alban Shipping have a packing and worldwide shipping service. The 1908 Pattern Cavalry Trooper's Sword (and the 1912 Pattern, the equivalent for officers) was the last service sword issued to the cavalry of the British Army. When it came to unit marks, Australians are infamous among collectors for not using the official abbreviations if they were marking, which wasn’t often. In essence, this charge will be made against the purchaser for any work of art that has been produced by a living artist, on lots where the hammer price exceeded the UK equivalent of 1000 euros. Furniture made before 1950 is excluded from the regulations even if it has been reupholstered since the date. Like the sword, the Pattern 1908 Mark I* scabbard is dated 1915 (‘15) and is MOLE manufacturer and inspector marked on body below the RH strap loop. Talk:Pattern 1908 cavalry sword. over £150) in our specialist antique and collector's sales only. The offices of the Auctioneers Thomson Roddick Scottish Auctions Ltd are situated at: The Auction Centre, Irongray Road, Dumfries, DG2 0JE, telephone 01387 721635 or The Auction Centre, Carnethie Street, Rosewell, Edinburgh EH24 9AL, telephone 0131 440 2448 to whom all enquiries should be made. The sword was of little use to the British cavalryman in South Africa: it was of less use to to him in France and its critics contend that if it is not a powerful weapon of offence, either in guerilla tactics or in a "war of attrition," it is not likely to be of much service to the Australian soldier”. Choose one of the quick bid options below: Delivery with our partner Mail Boxes Etc. Before you bid in person you need a paddle. The steel scabbard has an identical mottled gray-brown patina with no dents or major blemishes. WW1 British / Australian Patt. Grips: ‘Dermatine’ light red brown plastic with a large depression for the thumb, grip length 172mm (6.75 inches). Edinburgh & Dumfries are not usually able to offer a packing and shipping service, however Mail Boxes specialise in packing and shipping smaller items (under 30kg). We are unlikely to be able to accept requests for telephone lines on the day of the sale. This pattern of sword is noted for its knurled pistol grip and its very large cup guard. Firstly, unlike the British and Canadians who were usually quite diligent when marking weapons, the Australians were pretty ‘haphazard’. Unfortunately, your registration has been declined by the auctioneer. Windlass Sword is the only UK company that can supply every military swords and cavalry sword pattern currently used by the British Armed Forces. 14) and a unit mark from a now unreadable regiment numbered 14. Shop » Swords » British Napoleonic Wars 1796 Pattern Heavy Cavalry Troopers Sword A “must have” for any collector of British cavalry swords. WWI British pattern 1908 Cavalry sword by Sanderson Brothers and Newbold, blade length 88cm, with original steel scabbard with traces of field paint. The 1908 pattern Cavalry Troopers' Sword combines a straight cut-and-thrust blade with a plain polished steel bowl guard with beaded edge. BRITISH CAVALRY OFFICERS SWORD 1821. The weapon was designed for function not form and caused uproar in certain quarters as a consequence of its utilitarian and practical appearance. In accordance with the Auctioneers due diligence scheme, all prospective vendors must register their full name, address and VAT status with us in advance of their first consignment. The resulting grip was copied over to cavalry, Rifles and artillery swords after 1895, as seen on the 1896 pattern cavalry officers' sword. From United States. Jump to navigation Jump to search. £85.00 Approx $117.57, €96.92, £85 . WW1 1914 PATTERN BRITISH WEBLEY LEATHER PISTOL HOLSTER DATED 1915. 19.Warranties and Implied Conditions Excluded. The sword was of little use to the British cavalryman in South Africa: it was of less use to to him in France and its critics contend that if it is not a powerful weapon of offence, either in guerilla tactics or in a "war of attrition," it is not likely to be of much service to the Australian soldier”. We strongly recommend your personal viewing of the item. We have a limited amount of lines available to book and the service is offered on a first-come first-served basis. The specialist Antique and Collector's sales are broadcast live on the-saleroom.com. Guard: sheet steel bowl with beaded edge; sword knot slot, fitted with original War Department stamped sword knot, near the pommel and a large pear shaped reinforcing piece on outside near blade shoulder. Pattern 1908 cavalry sword. The red vulcanite grip features fine milling and a pronounced thumb indentation for improved handling in the thrust. We will arrange to telephone you a few lots before your lot is due to be offered. Settlement by cheque is normally posted 21 days after the sale. Cover excludes responsibility for items damaged by woodworm or as a result of inherent structural weakness, or by changes in atmospheric conditions or for the disintegration of gesso covered picture frames and picture frame glass. up to the value of the supporting guarantee card. The sword has a steel scabbard with two fixed suspension rings. 1821 PATTERN BRITISH INFANTRY OFFICER'S BLUE & GILT SWORD. This sword and scabbard are stamped in a style consistent with it being Australian used. Prospective buyers will need a Buyer’s Number before the purchase of any lot. Your question has been sent to the auctioneer. WikiProject Military history (Rated C-Class) This article is within the scope of the Military history WikiProject. The Pattern 1908 also holds the distinction of being the last pattern of sword to be adopted by the British Army. They can be contacted on 01582 493099 or via their website www.albanshipping.co.uk. Wilkinson Sword Company. Originally sourced from Queensland, this sword is marked with a typically Australian weapon number ( 125 ) which characteristically, has been double stamped. for larger payments cheques to be cleared before collection of goods, or a Bank Reference supplied. History. The maximum cash payment we can accept in one transaction is £5000. All rights reserved. We retain the right to make reasonable changes to our agreements and conditions of sale. By using our services, you agree to our use of cookies. 40&157; overall, 33 1/2&157; slightly curved blade with wide fuller stamped&194;&160; ´EFD´ at the hilt with various inspectors´ marks and ´sold out of service´ stamp. 1 cavalry officers sword 15th Light Dragoons 15th Light Dragoons Troopers Sword C 1763 1796 cavalry Sword 1796 Midlothian Vol Infantry Officers sword 1843 ANDRIA FARARA antique arms and armour Antique helmet antique sword British 1796 Light Cavalry Sword British Infantry Officer's Sword cavalry sword Colt Model 1860 Army Percussion Revolver English European Swept Hilt Rapier … 10 watching. At the discretion of Thomson Roddick Scottish Auctions, some form of personal identification will be required before a number can be issued. We ask that you email your commission bids to us with you full name, address and contact details.When processed you will receive an email notifying you receipt and confirmation of your bids. However, for whatever reason, the designers of the 1895 hilt elected to put the grip in line with the blade (unlike the 1908 and 1912 pattern thrusting cavalry swords). An Australian sourced unit marked First World War British and Commonwealth Pattern 1908 Mark 1* Cavalry Troopers Sword in very good original condition. If I ever see the correct abbreviation for the Australian Light Horse (ALH) stamped on a weapon I’m pretty sure it’s a fake. We recommend using the professional packaging and courier services such as... Monday 8th March 2021 10am-5pmTuesday 9th March 2021 10am-5pmWednesday 10th March 2021 9am to start of sale (10.30am), The lot description, images and condition report may not be relied on or held as a statement of fact. Our ISO 9001 accredited facility in India has, since 2008, been the sole supplier of swords purchased by the UK Ministry of Defence. Requests for telephone bids must be made by 4pm on the day before the sale. Please contact us for details. The Auctioneers act as agents for the Seller herein called “The Vendor” by whom the Auctioneers are authorised to sell such Goods as may have been deposited with them for that purpose. I have bought many swords from all over Australia. The Auctioneers undertake that reasonable care has been taken to produce catalogue descriptions that are accurate and reliable but these are necessarily matters of opinion and not to be taken as statements of fact.
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