18th Century 'Dog Head' Hanger or Short sword, posssibly of American origin, Brass grip numbered 'No116'

Naval cutlass, no markings visible, probably made by 'Mole, Birmingham' and later modified, heavily pitted, without sheath

P1796 Light cavalry sword or Blucher sabre, replica in used condition

1803 Pattern Light Company or Flank Officers sword, Regulation hilt with GR crown, curved blade with remainings of blue and gilt decoration, leather scabbard with gilt mounts, in relic untouched condition

Pattern 1821 Artillery Officer sword, ricasso marked 'Mander & Allender, Liverpool', blade faintly marked 'Volunteer Artillery' and 'George Rex' monogram on other side, ray skin grip, with metal sheath

M1821 Artillery officers sword, nickel plated sword and parade scabbard

19th century British Army Regimental's Bandsman's sword, lion head grip with brass scabbard

19th century British Army Regimental's Bandsman's sword, lion head grip with brass scabbard

WWII, US made machete for the British army, made by "Legitimus Collins&Co", dated 1940, complete with leather scabbard dated 1941, added one No4 spike bayonet

WWII, UK, Original 3rd pattern "Fairbairn & Sykes" fighting knife, ribbed grip with mould number 4, special silver plated finish, likely made as an presentation piece, no markings on handguard visible, with two leather scabbards, this knife comes from the estate of WWII Dutch navy pilot "C.R. Blom" recipient of the "Vliegerkruis" medal for auctions against the Japanese during the war, likely presentate to him by allied forces, very unique piece mounted on small wall plaque

Postwar, Modern British army MOD pattern survival knife, marked on handle "127 8214, JA 1993 ^" , with scabbard, unissued condition