Canada, Commonwealth. A Lot of Wartime Daggers and Knives

This lot includes:

1)A Vintage German Mercator K55K Folding Knife Dagger Solingen: In steel, measuring 23 cm when opened, 12.5 cm when closed, loop at the base, shows signs of wear and age, blade slightly loose, otherwise, in extremely fine condition. 

2) A Vintage Italian Tonerin Scarperia Folding Knife: A steel blade measuring 8 cm and inscribed TONERIN SCARPERIA at the base, the hilt inscribed CAL 12 on obverse and CAL 16 on reverse, the handle grip consisting of two pieces of dark wood, measuring 19 cm when opened and 11 cm when closed, splintering of the wood near one of the rivets, blade sharp and secure, showing some signs of wear and age, but otherwise in extremely fine condition. 

3)A Vintage German Kaufmann Solingen Folding Knife: A steel blade measuring 10.5 cm and inscribed KAUFMANN SOLINGEN at the base, the handle grip consisting of two pieces of dark wood, measuring 24 cm when opened and 13.5 cm when closed, slight wobble on blade, showing some signs of wear and age, but otherwise in extremely fine condition. 

4) A Vintage H. Boker & Co Solingen Folding Knife: A steel blade measuring 9 cm and inscribed H. BOKER & CO SOLINGEN along with a tree at the base, the handle grip consisting of marble bakelite with a tree insignia, measuring 20.5 cm when opened and 11 cm when closed, slight wobble on blade, showing signs of wear and age, very fine condition. 

5) Two Swiss Army Knives: In stainless steel, measuring 21.5 cm when opened and 12.5 cm when closed, signs of wear and age, very fine condition. 

6) A Swiss Army Knife: In steel, measuring 11.5 cm when closed, loop at the end including an extra attachment, few signs of wear, extremely fine condition. 

7) A Pontus Holmberg Swedish Folding Knife: Two piece construction, a steel blade measuring 10 cm and inscribed P HOLMBERG ESKILSTUNA SWEDEN, the handle grip and scabbard consisting of one piece of wood, measuring 28.5 cm when opened and 11 cm when closed, signs of age and wear, very fine condition. 

8) Three Miniature Knives, signs of wear and age, all in very fine condition. 

9) A Mexican Knife: A steel blade measuring 14 cm, the handle grip and scabbard consisting of detailed bakelite with Aztec iconography, measuring 22 cm when opened and 27 cm when closed, blade sharp and secure, exterior chipped in several spots, fine condition. 

10) An American Sword, c. 18th century.

An American sword, measuring 90 cm when inserted into the scabbard. The blade measures 73.5 cm, bears a floral design, and includes a scroll with the Latin motto “E pluribus unum” (“Out of many, one”) on the obverse and a Phrygian cap on the reverse. Accompanying the sword is its period original scabbard, constructed of bronze gilt. It features engravings and three loops, two at the base and one near the center, for the accommodation of a hanger. The sword and scabbard show signs of age and wear, including dents along the scabbard, otherwise, it is in extremely fine condition.