BRITISH FAIRBAIRN-SYKES FIGHTING DAGGER, C. 1940

This is a Vintage WWII Sheffield England British Commando Fighting Knife & Leather Sheath…I believe this is a type 3…It is in nice condition and measures overall 11 1/2 inches long…I

FAIRBAIRN SYKES Fighting Dagger w/ Sheath made by William Rodgers Sheffield in England. 12 1/4" for the total length, and the blade measures 6 7/8" Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping in

British Fairbairn-Sykes fighting knife, third pattern, having a 6.5" double edge blade, steel guard marked England, the ringed handle in copper with the casting mold number "3" on the pommel, the knif

Fairbairn-Sykes Fighting Knife. and Leather Scabbard. Oval steel guard marked: ENGLAND with arrow on the other side. Ribbed grip with ball pommel. Contained in brown leather scabbard with brass tip To

Rare Fairbairn Sykes British Combat Fighting Knife. Marked with "ENGLAND" on one side and an inspection mark "42" ( usually indicates as 3rd pattern) with the arrow below on the other side of the guar

WITH SHEATH. 11 1/2" L TOTAL / 6 3/4" L BLADE.

A WWII Fairbairn Sykes Fighting knife A WWII Fairbairn Sykes Fighting knife, probably Second Pattern, by Wilkinson Sword Co Ltd, the blade etched 'The F-S Fighting Knife', the reverse '...Kennedy' and

with number 2 mould mark within a leather scabbardCondition report: In generally good condition, some light pitting to the blade, a few knocks to the handle. Retaining elastic has snapped.

Awesome find in this Fairbairn Sykes fighting knife from the second World War. It is 2nd pattern with blued blade and brass handle. Scabbard appears to be original. Overall measures approx 12" long..

WWII British Fairbairn-Sykes commando knife, stamped England with E and arrow, 11.75 in long, blade 6.75 inches. VG condition.

An Obstetric Teaching Model Baby,British, c.1900-1940, unsigned, covered in hand and machine sewn chamois leather, body with attached umbilical cord and placenta, baby 48cm. Note: The head has landmar

WWII Fairbairn & Sykes Commando Knife Dagger, England & arrow & 1 on handle With Sheath Please view all photos as they are part of the description and condition of this Item, Feel free to contact me w

A THIRD PATTERN FAIRBAIRN SYKES COMMANDO OR FIGHTING KNIFE, 15.25cm flattened diamond section plain blade, regulation ribbed cast metal grip, contained in its partial leather scabbard. Blade with tip

7 British Morse Keys, c. 1940 1) Model WER, also used in Fullerphone. - 2) Type D, No. 10F/7373, probably a marine transmitter. - 3) Early low-noise key. - 4) 3 Fullerphone keys, MK IV. - And: 5) Mar

Fairbairn Sykes style bronze fighting knife: With brass hilt, in leather sheath, overall length 31.5cm.

Fairbairn Sykes style bronze fighting knife: With brass hilt, in leather sheath, overall length 31.5cm.

Vintage Commandos Stiletto Blackened Steel Fighter Dagger Fairbairn Sykes Special Forces Knife Part of a large knife collection which we will auctioning in October, please mark your calendar for this

with Pancake Flapper Sheath - World War 2 OSS Stiletto, Rubber Attachment Near Top of Sheath has melting with some rubber Touching top of Knife handle (letters ? In to reverse) Otherwise, Nice Conditi

COSTUME SABER DAGGER W/ JEWELS BROACH, C. 1940/50

One marked Friez Instrument Division Bendix Aviation Corp., other marked Tycon Microbarograph by Short & Mason London. c. 1940's. One British, one American. Dimensions: (Larger) H 9" x W 12.5" x D 7.2

Very Early 10th-12th C. English Crusader Knights Fighting Dagger with Strong Iron Hilt Mounts of Distinctive Hexagonal Wheel Pommel and Crusaded Shaped Crossguard. Dark Wood Grip Bare of it Leather or

Framed 19th c. Large English Watercolor by George Sykes (b.1863). West Yorkshire pastoral stream and village landscape. George Sykes was active and lived in Huddleston, West Yorkshire in the United Ki

Loram STEPS IN BRITISH POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT ORIGINAL VINTAGE POSTER c.1940 21.75" x 29.5" Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit

Western Europe, England, British Naval Dagger 19th century with original scabbard, black and brass grip, brass opposing direction quillion, and original scabbard with a suspension loop for attachment.