Rare Ornate Double Bladed Folding Bowie Knife marked “Best English Cutlery” Sheffield c1830
Here on offer is a rare and highly collectable, double bladed folding dirk/dagger or folding Bowie knife, marked “Best English Cutlery”, circa 1830.
Back in the 1820’s the traditional large fixed bladed Bowie knife became the knife of choice, especially in supplying knives to the American market.
However, not everyone wanted a heavy fixed-blade knife and a market ... read more
Vintage Novelty Rocket Car SAROME Blue-Bird Petrol Lighter c1960
Here on offer is a vintage novelty streamlined rocket car, “SAROME” Blue-Bird petrol lighter, made in Japan, circa 1960.
This example has a two tone paint finish, with a cream upper section and a red lower section.
Most of the cream paint has now been worn off and the red painted section shows areas of paint loss.
It seems to have been made from chrome pl... read more
45.00 GBP
Antique British Military Mahogany and Brass Pill Roller by MAW London c1810
Here on offer is a fine and rare example of an antique British military, mahogany and brass pill roller by MAW, later S. Maw & Sons, London, circa 1810.
What makes this larger 24 slot, 5 grain version so unusual is the fact it is stamped on the brass cutting plate with the British military's Broad Arrow, or “Crows Foot”, a stylised representation of an arrowhead, used to identify... read more
295.00 GBP
Vintage German made North Brazilian “Faca de Ponta” Knife with Leather Sheath c1930
Here on offer is a fine example of vintage German made North Brazilian “Faca de Ponta” knife with its original leather sheath.
My belief is these very fine knives where made in Solingen Germany by a number of makers, for export to Brazil and where made between 1927 and 1940.
They where made to be carried by the “wealthy” Brazilian’s as a form of protection and wher... read more
75.00 GBP
German Army Dress Dagger with Double Etched Blade by PAUL WEYERSBERG & Co
Here on offer is a German Army Dress Dagger with double-etched blade by PAUL WEYERSBERG & Co.
There is a huge amount of debate about “etched blades” as to whether various examples where WW2 era or post WW2.
I personally take the guidance from Thomas Wittmann’s reference books. On page 136 of his book “Exploring the Dress Daggers of the German Army” his view is t... read more
775.00 GBP
Unusually Long Antique Mahogany Fleam Stick (4) c1870
Here on offer is an unusual longer version of a 19th century hardwood Mahogany fleam stick, also known as a bleeder bat or blood stick, circa 1870.
This fleam stick is in excellent condition, having been skilfully turned from a finely grained Mahogany wood, that now has just a few minor usage dings to its finish.
These sticks where used in conjunction with a fleam ... read more
65.00 GBP
Fine Antique Mahogany Fleam Stick (3) c1870
Here on offer is a great example of a 19th century hardwood Mahogany fleam stick, also known as a bleeder bat or blood stick, circa 1870.
This fleam stick is in excellent condition, having been skilfully turned from a finely grained Mahogany wood, that now has just a few minor usage dings to its finish.
These sticks where used in conjunction with a fleam (see my it... read more
50.00 GBP
Fine Antique Mahogany Fleam Stick (1) c1870
Here on offer is a great example of a 19th century hardwood Mahogany fleam stick, also known as a bleeder bat or blood stick, circa 1870.
This fleam stick is in excellent condition, having been skilfully turned from a finely grained Mahogany wood, that now has just a few minor usage dings to its finish.
These sticks where used in conjunction with a fleam (see my it... read more
50.00 GBP










