Lot 0131
Model 1881 officer shashka
Estimate: 1500-2000€
Russian model 1881 officer shashka. The model was issued between 1891 and 1909. The blade is made by Solingen-based Weyersberg, Kirschbaum & Cie company that was provided by the German dealer F. Fichte. Many of these models blades were imported from Spain or Germany that were considered more fancy that the Russian-made blades.
Starting price: 1500€
Estimate: 1500-2000€
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Estimate: 1500-2000€Russian model 1881 officer shashka. The model was issued between 1891 and 1909. The blade is made by Zlatoust factory in 1898. This is so-called “Soldiers blade” that was used in inexpensive shashkas or shashkas provided by the government. The chromed or nickel-plated grip is a sign that the shashka was used by police forces, probably in the Great Duchy of Finland.
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Lot 0132
Model 1881 officer shashka
Estimate: 1500-2000€
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Model 1881 officer shashka
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Lot 0129
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Estimate: 1000-1500€
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Dimensions: Total length: 42 cm. Blade length: 25.7 cm. Blade width: 2 cm.Starting price: 1000€
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Lot 0130
Japanese Chosen (Korean) dagger
Estimate: 1300-2000€
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Estimate: 1300-2000€Nice example of an extremely rare and seldom ever encountered Japanese Chosen (Korean) dagger that would have been carried by Japanese Officials assigned to the Colonial Administration of Korea that dates from the World War 2 Era. It is mounted with a beautiful machine made blade that measures 24 cm in length which remains in very nice original condition with just one minor surface blemish near the habaki on one side but with all of its gorgeous chemically applied wavy temper line still fabulously present on both sides. It wears lovely simple fittings which are accentuated with the “KIRI” emblems, one on the back strap as well as one on the pommel. The hilt features an attractive white “samé” covering that remains in very nice, clean healthy condition and with all of its twisted wire wrapping securely intact. The outstanding scabbard is lacquer shagreen covered and remains superb in its condition. The beautiful coordinating scabbard fittings also remain very nice however the gold wash is now a bit faded.
Total length is: 40.9 cm.Starting price: 1300€
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