Wandelsabel M1912, blade faintly inscribed 'Yzerhouwer' and 'Gebr. Van Leer, Utrecht', hilt marked 'Ges. Geschützt', probably German made Interbellum piece, with sheath

Wandelsabel M1912, no maker marking on ricasso visible, blade faintly marked 'Yzerhouwer', in rough condition, with sheath

Wandelsabel M1912, maker marked on ricasso with WKC logo, blade unmarked, with matching sheath

M1912 Wandelsabel, decent blade, with sheath, some wear, with two sword knots

Wandelsabel M1912, no maker marking on ricasso visible, with non-matching sheath and portepee. Added lionhead sword in rough condition, with theatrical sheath

Interbellum, Dutch court sword, from Dutch consul in Germany (Essen), "Christiaan Schmid (23.01.1882-20.02.1956+)", with Dutch national coat of arms, mother of pearl grips, edged floral design on the ricasso, with leather scabbard (cracked around the brass bottom tip) and sword carrying bandoleer, no maker markings, see other lots for more from the same estate

Fencing foil, marked 'Coulaux & C, Klingenthal' and on various places 'Ned. Wapenmagazijn, Haarlem, voorh. S. de Jager'

1880-1920 City of Amsterdam Inspectors police sword, folding guard with Engraved coat of Arms of Amsterdam surmounted by Lions, Ricasso marked WKC, including scabbard and faded red and black sword knot, rare sword

WWII, Dutch police klewang, chromed finish, numbered on handguard "215", no makers mark, in black leather scabbard with chrome fittings, blade sharpened, overall decent condition

WWII, Dutch police klewang, chromed finish, marked on ricasso with logo of "E&F Hörster, Solingen", in black leather scabbard with chrome fittings, used condition, with oxidation to chrome parts

WWII, Klewang, no markings on ricasso, bakelite handle, black leather scabbard, likely used by police or Rijks veldwacht, but no specific markings to be found

WWII, Klewang, Ricasso marked with the company logo of "Alex Coppel, Solingen", wooden handle, black leather sword knot, black leather scabbard with hanger without markings, blade retains most of the blue factory finish, overall nice example

WWII, Dutch army klewang, ricasso marked "Hembrug" and "crowned S", blade retains most of its original factory blue finish, with brown leather scabbard, marked on the throat with "CW", both scabbard and sword are matching numbered "3401", nice example

KNIL, M1878 machete marked on the ricasso with "P.D.L." (P.D. Lüneschloss, Solingen), and Dutch inspection mark "Crowned H", with hard to find metal scabbard with wooden liner, at one moment in time an improvised leather belt hanger was attached, in used original condition

KNIL, M1878 style machete marked on the ricasso with "Kraton Surakarta, P.B. X" (Susuhunan Pakubuwono X 1866-1939), complete with metal scabbard (missing the wooden liner), very rare and unusual example, with seldom encountered markings

WWII, KNIL, M1911 "Nieuw model" klewang, unmarked example, blued finish, without scabbard

WWII/Postwar, Dutch East Indies KNIL, M1905 Klewang, marked on ricasso with "CK & Co" ( Carl Kaiser & Co. 1905-1910), with brass depot tag on handguard marked "P.A.Q. 1119" indicating use by "Stads politie Semarang", post WWII used by Indonesian nationalists (T.N.I.), altered wooden grip and wooden scabbard, interesting example with a long history to it

WWII/Postwar, Dutch East-Indies, Klewang style sword, local produced during or shortly after WWII, typical weapon encountered with insurgent forces, leather covered wooden scabbard and grip, handguard made of brass with floral design decorations, interesting example

WWII, Indonesian locally produced sword in japanese "Katana" style for use by officers of the "PETA", a Indonesian paramilitary corps under Japanese rule during their occupation of the Dutch East-Indies, it resembles a japanese sword but is made in a lesser quality, with leather covered grip and sheat, the ricasso marked "55", in good condition, interesting sword

WWII, Indonesian locally produced sword in Japanese "Katana" style for use by officers of the "PETA", a Indonesian paramilitary corps under Japanese rule during their occupation of the Dutch East-Indies, it resembles a japanese sword but is made in a lesser quality, with leather covered grip and sheat, heavy cast brass tsuba, the ricasso marked with etched text, in good condition, interesting sword

WWII, Indonesian locally produced sword in japanese "Katana" style for use by insurgents, made with wooden grip and scabbard, interestingly the scabbard is inscribed with various places in South East-Asia, it reads "2 Maart, Lombok en Bali, 28 Maart 1946, 5th Indian Div. B.L. Forces, Lamgan-Bankok-Singapore-Soerabaja-Denpasser-Ampenan-Mengwi-Kediry-Palembang-Peibum-Bangka", very interesting example in good condition

WWII, Indonesian locally produced short sword in japanese "Wakizashi" style for use by officers of the "PETA", a Indonesian paramilitary corps under Japanese rule during their occupation of the Dutch East-Indies, it resembles a japanese short sword but is made in a lesser quality, with leather covered grip and sheat, in good condition, interesting sword

WWII/Postwar, Dutch-Indies local produced machete/ short sword, klewang style blade marked "1170", typical piece as used by TNI or other factions, with leather klewang style scabbard

WWII/Postwar, Dutch-Indies local produced, large fighting knife, bowie style blade, metal handguard, in klewang style leather scabbard, interesting piece

WWII/Postwar, Dutch-Indies local produced fighting knife, made of repurposed blade, marked on ricasso, with klewang grip, complete with leather scabbard

WWI-WWII, Stormdolk M1917, cross guard numbered '7807 C' and various proofmarks "Crowned Z", sheath unmarked and without defects, blade still retains a partial blue finish, nice unaltered original example

WWI-WWII, Stormdolk M1917, cross guard numbered '7323 D', sheath matching marked, knife is in as found semi relic condition, sheat is dry and tip broken off, been together and untouched since the war

WWI-WWII, lot of two pieces Stormdolk M1917, cross guards numbered '8347 D' and '9345 D', both twice marked 'Z under Crown', with one heavily damaged sheath

Postwar, Royal Dutch Airforce dagger (ponjaard), maker marked 'Carl Eickhorn, Solingen', gilt partially worn off, with scabbard and hanger

Royal Dutch Navy dagger (ponjaard), old version, crossguard numbered '868, scabbard numbered '856', bit worn, but considering the age in fairly decent condition

Postwar, Royal Dutch Navy dagger (ponjaard), maker marked 'WKC Solingen' with scabbard and carrying belt

Postwar, Royal Dutch Navy dagger (ponjaard), marked on one side of ricasso with 'E&F Hörster, Solingen' and on the other side with "J.W. Houfer, Schiedam", complete with scabbard and carrying belt, in very nice condition

Lot of three navy sailor knives, one marked "Kon. Marine 1957", all with leather scabbard

Norway/Netherlands, postwar, hunting knife, made by David-Andersen, silver fittings on sheath. With inscription on top part of sheath 'An: Vice Admiraal E. Roest, Von: Kontreadmiral Oddm P. Akenes', bottom part of case present. Vice Admiraal E. Roest was Chef Militair Huis of Princess Beatrix from 1976-1980

Dutch Navy, Interesting lot including: brass fixtures for the scabbard of the Navy M1843 sabre, two sabre belts, leather frogs, added some insignia and buttons

WWII, KNIL/KL, Lot of two leather carrying frogs for klewang swords