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firearm
Militaria (W2017)
Flintlock pocket pistol of small size. Iron turn-off barrel. Iron frame, signed on the left 'J & W Richards', and on the right 'London'. The breech stamped with proof marks of the London Gunmakers Company. Folding trigger. Top sliding safety catch. Walnut slab sided grip.
firearm
Militaria (W2029)
Adams Model 1851 self cocking percussion revolver with case by Dean, Adams & Deane, retailed by George Gibbs, Bristol. Five shot plain cylinder, each chamber marked with London proof marks. Steel barrel and frame, the octagonal barrel with blade sight and engraved Deane, Adams & Deane, (Makers to HRH Prince Albert), 30 King William St, London. Retailed by George Gibbs, Bristol - 1860s. The engraved frame containing the lock mechanism and with a hinged loading lever on the left. The right side of the frame engraved Adams Patent No.3043.The rear part of the frame forming a support for the grips. Lower tang of frame engraved 3045 R. 1-piece wooden grip, chequered, the pommel cap with a compartment for caps. Set with silver escutcheon engraved J.A.F. Oak case with escutcheon engraved J.A.F., the inside of lid with George Gibbs, Bristol trade label. Case with compartments and line with green baise. Contents missing. 1 cleaning rod present (not for revolver) and 5 lead bullets.
firearm
Militaria (W2008)
Flintlock pocket pistol. Iron turn-off barrel of cannon form. Engraved iron frame, signed on the left within a banner ?Wiggin?. The breech stamped with Birmingham private proof marks. Walnut slab sided grip inlaid with silver wire.
model cannon
Militaria (W2002)
Black painted cast iron model or starting cannon on cast iron carriage and wheels
Edged Weapon
Militaria (W397)
Basket-hilted Gordon Highlanders sword, 1889-1900, with sheath. Fabric in hilt survives. Lion on handle.
crossbow
Militaria (Ea12267)
Nigerian crossbow, the bow of fibrous wood. Composite bow string. Slender wooden stock or tiller with carved bolt channel and notched to set bow string. The forward part of the tiller with crude carving becoming broad and slotted for the bow.
sword
Militaria (W511)
Mortuary sword with red velvet handle, broken half-basket and loose locating pin. Initials on blade.
Uniform
Militaria (W2082)
Dress uniform of Lieutenant L C Bagg, in ASC pre-1918, including trenchcoat, boots, hats and caps, all in large tin trunk. Damaged by moth Dress helmet see W674 Trenchcoat L 1380mm dress jacket dress tousers L. 1250mm dress waistcoat tunic L. 1050mm slouch hat peaked cap other cap belts sword in scabbard spurs x 2 pairs boots
Uniform Accessory
Militaria (W674.1)
Dress helmet of Army Service Corps Four-lobed brass mounting on top with brass ball Brass crest attached to front Brass chain-link chinstrap with leather backing.
Uniform Accessory
Militaria (W674.2)
Tin box for dress helmet, with name painted on top: L.C.BAGG ASC
Edged Weapon
Militaria (W2136)
Officer's sword by Charles Boyton & Son, Clerkenwell. 1897 pattern with a George V hilt, with fish skin grip bound with copper wire. The blade is etched with a floral pattern, with the owner's name engraved on one side: ‘E A Robinson 12th Service Batt Glos Regt’ with a George V cypher and the Royal coat of arms.
sword
Militaria (W1047.i)
Edged Weapon
Militaria (W870)
Sabre used at the time of the Bristol Riots, one of a large collection. Blade marked with stamped outline of a fox
Edged Weapon
Militaria (W871)
Sabre used at the time of the Bristol Riots, one of a large collection. Blade marked with stamped outline of a fox
Edged Weapon
Militaria (W872)
Sabre used at the time of the Bristol Riots, one of a large collection. Blade marked with stamped outline of a fox
Edged Weapon
Militaria (W873)
Sabre used at the time of the Bristol Riots, one of a large collection. Blade marked with stamped outline of a fox
Edged Weapon
Militaria (W875)
Sabre used at the time of the Bristol Riots, one of a large collection. Blade marked with stamped outline of a fox
Edged Weapon
Militaria (W876)
Sabre used at the time of the Bristol Riots, one of a large collection. Blade marked with stamped outline of a fox and the name Woolley
Edged Weapon
Militaria (W877)
Sabre used at the time of the Bristol Riots, one of a large collection. Blade marked with stamped outline of a fox and the name Woolley
Edged Weapon
Militaria (W882)
Sabre used at the time of the Bristol Riots, one of a large collection. Blade marked with stamped outline of a fox
Edged Weapon
Militaria (W883)
Sabre used at the time of the Bristol Riots, one of a large collection. Blade marked with stamped outline of a fox
Edged Weapon
Militaria (W884)
Sabre used at the time of the Bristol Riots, one of a large collection. Blade marked with stamped outline of a fox
Edged Weapon
Militaria (W885)
Sabre used at the time of the Bristol Riots, one of a large collection. Blade marked with stamped outline of a fox and the name Woolley
Edged Weapon
Militaria (W521)
Small sword c1750-80. Wooden handle and brass hilt. Maker's mark on blade. Described as townwear.
Edged Weapon
Militaria (W517)
Short sword with brass hilt in the shape of a helmet. Blade said to have been shortened. c1770
Firearm
Militaria (W2092)
Pair of flintlock holster pistols by H.W.Mortimer, London. Round iron barrels secured to the stock by 2 barrel slides. Walnut full stocks with plain butts. Brass furniture (trigger guard and 2 ramrod pipes). Flintlocks of flat form plates with stepped tails and bevelled edges, anti-friction rollers, sliding bolt safety catches. Signed H.W.Mortimer & Son. Wooden ramrods with horn tips. Circa 1806-1813. - Brian Godwin
sword
Militaria (W391)
Bristol Constabulary cutlass and scabbard. C.1830. Signed J. Blagdon Esq, Roddington, Gloucestersgire
sword
Militaria (W1071)
Cutlass. Similar to Bristol Constabulary 1830s. Woodworm handle. Hook for suspension.
Edged Weapon
Militaria (W303)
Cutlass with brass hilt, flank infantry guards officer c1810. Lion's head hilt
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