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WW1 George V era 1827 Pattern Royal Naval Officer’s sword, the 80cm fullered steel blade decorated with crown, fouled anchor etc and marked Gieves Portsmouth London Edinburgh Devonport to the ricasso, gilded hilt with fouled anchor and crown, wire-bound ray skin grip, lion’s head pommel with mane backstrap, folding/locking langet and full bullion knot; in  leather scabbard having twin brass lockets with hand engraved panels and twin suspension rings L94cm overall. Provenance: By direct family descent from Brian Heathcote HMS Conqueror later Superintendant in the Liverpool Special Constabulary.
WW1 George V era 1827 Pattern Royal Naval Officer’s sword, the 80cm fullered steel blade decorated with crown, fouled anchor etc and marked Gieves Portsmouth London Edinburgh Devonport to the ricasso, gilded hilt with fouled anchor and crown, wire-bound ray skin grip, lion’s head pommel with mane backstrap, folding/locking langet and full bullion knot; in  leather scabbard having twin brass lockets with hand engraved panels and twin suspension rings L94cm overall. Provenance: By direct family descent from Brian Heathcote HMS Conqueror later Superintendant in the Liverpool Special Constabulary.
WW1 George V era 1827 Pattern Royal Naval Officer’s sword, the 80cm fullered steel blade decorated with crown, fouled anchor etc and marked Gieves Portsmouth London Edinburgh Devonport to the ricasso, gilded hilt with fouled anchor and crown, wire-bound ray skin grip, lion’s head pommel with mane backstrap, folding/locking langet and full bullion knot; in  leather scabbard having twin brass lockets with hand engraved panels and twin suspension rings L94cm overall. Provenance: By direct family descent from Brian Heathcote HMS Conqueror later Superintendant in the Liverpool Special Constabulary.
WW1 George V era 1827 Pattern Royal Naval Officer’s sword, the 80cm fullered steel blade decorated with crown, fouled anchor etc and marked Gieves Portsmouth London Edinburgh Devonport to the ricasso, gilded hilt with fouled anchor and crown, wire-bound ray skin grip, lion’s head pommel with mane backstrap, folding/locking langet and full bullion knot; in  leather scabbard having twin brass lockets with hand engraved panels and twin suspension rings L94cm overall. Provenance: By direct family descent from Brian Heathcote HMS Conqueror later Superintendant in the Liverpool Special Constabulary.
WW1 George V era 1827 Pattern Royal Naval Officer’s sword, the 80cm fullered steel blade decorated with crown, fouled anchor etc and marked Gieves Portsmouth London Edinburgh Devonport to the ricasso, gilded hilt with fouled anchor and crown, wire-bound ray skin grip, lion’s head pommel with mane backstrap, folding/locking langet and full bullion knot; in  leather scabbard having twin brass lockets with hand engraved panels and twin suspension rings L94cm overall. Provenance: By direct family descent from Brian Heathcote HMS Conqueror later Superintendant in the Liverpool Special Constabulary.
WW1 George V era 1827 Pattern Royal Naval Officer’s sword, the 80cm fullered steel blade decorated with crown, fouled anchor etc and marked Gieves Portsmouth London Edinburgh Devonport to the ricasso, gilded hilt with fouled anchor and crown, wire-bound ray skin grip, lion’s head pommel with mane backstrap, folding/locking langet and full bullion knot; in  leather scabbard having twin brass lockets with hand engraved panels and twin suspension rings L94cm overall. Provenance: By direct family descent from Brian Heathcote HMS Conqueror later Superintendant in the Liverpool Special Constabulary.
WW1 George V era 1827 Pattern Royal Naval Officer’s sword, the 80cm fullered steel blade decorated with crown, fouled anchor etc and marked Gieves Portsmouth London Edinburgh Devonport to the ricasso, gilded hilt with fouled anchor and crown, wire-bound ray skin grip, lion’s head pommel with mane backstrap, folding/locking langet and full bullion knot; in  leather scabbard having twin brass lockets with hand engraved panels and twin suspension rings L94cm overall. Provenance: By direct family descent from Brian Heathcote HMS Conqueror later Superintendant in the Liverpool Special Constabulary.
WW1 George V era 1827 Pattern Royal Naval Officer’s sword, the 80cm fullered steel blade decorated with crown, fouled anchor etc and marked Gieves Portsmouth London Edinburgh Devonport to the ricasso, gilded hilt with fouled anchor and crown, wire-bound ray skin grip, lion’s head pommel with mane backstrap, folding/locking langet and full bullion knot; in  leather scabbard having twin brass lockets with hand engraved panels and twin suspension rings L94cm overall. Provenance: By direct family descent from Brian Heathcote HMS Conqueror later Superintendant in the Liverpool Special Constabulary.
WW1 George V era 1827 Pattern Royal Naval Officer’s sword, the 80cm fullered steel blade decorated with crown, fouled anchor etc and marked Gieves Portsmouth London Edinburgh Devonport to the ricasso, gilded hilt with fouled anchor and crown, wire-bound ray skin grip, lion’s head pommel with mane backstrap, folding/locking langet and full bullion knot; in  leather scabbard having twin brass lockets with hand engraved panels and twin suspension rings L94cm overall. Provenance: By direct family descent from Brian Heathcote HMS Conqueror later Superintendant in the Liverpool Special Constabulary.
WW1 George V era 1827 Pattern Royal Naval Officer’s sword, the 80cm fullered steel blade decorated with crown, fouled anchor etc and marked Gieves Portsmouth London Edinburgh Devonport to the ricasso, gilded hilt with fouled anchor and crown, wire-bound ray skin grip, lion’s head pommel with mane backstrap, folding/locking langet and full bullion knot; in  leather scabbard having twin brass lockets with hand engraved panels and twin suspension rings L94cm overall. Provenance: By direct family descent from Brian Heathcote HMS Conqueror later Superintendant in the Liverpool Special Constabulary.
WW1 George V era 1827 Pattern Royal Naval Officer’s sword, the 80cm fullered steel blade decorated with crown, fouled anchor etc and marked Gieves Portsmouth London Edinburgh Devonport to the ricasso, gilded hilt with fouled anchor and crown, wire-bound ray skin grip, lion’s head pommel with mane backstrap, folding/locking langet and full bullion knot; in  leather scabbard having twin brass lockets with hand engraved panels and twin suspension rings L94cm overall. Provenance: By direct family descent from Brian Heathcote HMS Conqueror later Superintendant in the Liverpool Special Constabulary.
WW1 George V era 1827 Pattern Royal Naval Officer’s sword, the 80cm fullered steel blade decorated with crown, fouled anchor etc and marked Gieves Portsmouth London Edinburgh Devonport to the ricasso, gilded hilt with fouled anchor and crown, wire-bound ray skin grip, lion’s head pommel with mane backstrap, folding/locking langet and full bullion knot; in  leather scabbard having twin brass lockets with hand engraved panels and twin suspension rings L94cm overall. Provenance: By direct family descent from Brian Heathcote HMS Conqueror later Superintendant in the Liverpool Special Constabulary.
WW1 George V era 1827 Pattern Royal Naval Officer’s sword, the 80cm fullered steel blade decorated with crown, fouled anchor etc and marked Gieves Portsmouth London Edinburgh Devonport to the ricasso, gilded hilt with fouled anchor and crown, wire-bound ray skin grip, lion’s head pommel with mane backstrap, folding/locking langet and full bullion knot; in  leather scabbard having twin brass lockets with hand engraved panels and twin suspension rings L94cm overall. Provenance: By direct family descent from Brian Heathcote HMS Conqueror later Superintendant in the Liverpool Special Constabulary.
WW1 George V era 1827 Pattern Royal Naval Officer’s sword, the 80cm fullered steel blade decorated with crown, fouled anchor etc and marked Gieves Portsmouth London Edinburgh Devonport to the ricasso, gilded hilt with fouled anchor and crown, wire-bound ray skin grip, lion’s head pommel with mane backstrap, folding/locking langet and full bullion knot; in  leather scabbard having twin brass lockets with hand engraved panels and twin suspension rings L94cm overall. Provenance: By direct family descent from Brian Heathcote HMS Conqueror later Superintendant in the Liverpool Special Constabulary.
WW1 George V era 1827 Pattern Royal Naval Officer’s sword, the 80cm fullered steel blade decorated with crown, fouled anchor etc and marked Gieves Portsmouth London Edinburgh Devonport to the ricasso, gilded hilt with fouled anchor and crown, wire-bound ray skin grip, lion’s head pommel with mane backstrap, folding/locking langet and full bullion knot; in  leather scabbard having twin brass lockets with hand engraved panels and twin suspension rings L94cm overall. Provenance: By direct family descent from Brian Heathcote HMS Conqueror later Superintendant in the Liverpool Special Constabulary.
WW1 George V era 1827 Pattern Royal Naval Officer’s sword, the 80cm fullered steel blade decorated with crown, fouled anchor etc and marked Gieves Portsmouth London Edinburgh Devonport to the ricasso, gilded hilt with fouled anchor and crown, wire-bound ray skin grip, lion’s head pommel with mane backstrap, folding/locking langet and full bullion knot; in  leather scabbard having twin brass lockets with hand engraved panels and twin suspension rings L94cm overall. Provenance: By direct family descent from Brian Heathcote HMS Conqueror later Superintendant in the Liverpool Special Constabulary.
WW1 George V era 1827 Pattern Royal Naval Officer’s sword, the 80cm fullered steel blade decorated with crown, fouled anchor etc and marked Gieves Portsmouth London Edinburgh Devonport to the ricasso, gilded hilt with fouled anchor and crown, wire-bound ray skin grip, lion’s head pommel with mane backstrap, folding/locking langet and full bullion knot; in  leather scabbard having twin brass lockets with hand engraved panels and twin suspension rings L94cm overall. Provenance: By direct family descent from Brian Heathcote HMS Conqueror later Superintendant in the Liverpool Special Constabulary.
WW1 George V era 1827 Pattern Royal Naval Officer’s sword, the 80cm fullered steel blade decorated with crown, fouled anchor etc and marked Gieves Portsmouth London Edinburgh Devonport to the ricasso, gilded hilt with fouled anchor and crown, wire-bound ray skin grip, lion’s head pommel with mane backstrap, folding/locking langet and full bullion knot; in  leather scabbard having twin brass lockets with hand engraved panels and twin suspension rings L94cm overall. Provenance: By direct family descent from Brian Heathcote HMS Conqueror later Superintendant in the Liverpool Special Constabulary.
WW1 George V era 1827 Pattern Royal Naval Officer’s sword, the 80cm fullered steel blade decorated with crown, fouled anchor etc and marked Gieves Portsmouth London Edinburgh Devonport to the ricasso, gilded hilt with fouled anchor and crown, wire-bound ray skin grip, lion’s head pommel with mane backstrap, folding/locking langet and full bullion knot; in  leather scabbard having twin brass lockets with hand engraved panels and twin suspension rings L94cm overall. Provenance: By direct family descent from Brian Heathcote HMS Conqueror later Superintendant in the Liverpool Special Constabulary.
WW1 George V era 1827 Pattern Royal Naval Officer’s sword, the 80cm fullered steel blade decorated with crown, fouled anchor etc and marked Gieves Portsmouth London Edinburgh Devonport to the ricasso, gilded hilt with fouled anchor and crown, wire-bound ray skin grip, lion’s head pommel with mane backstrap, folding/locking langet and full bullion knot; in  leather scabbard having twin brass lockets with hand engraved panels and twin suspension rings L94cm overall. Provenance: By direct family descent from Brian Heathcote HMS Conqueror later Superintendant in the Liverpool Special Constabulary.
WW1 George V era 1827 Pattern Royal Naval Officer’s sword, the 80cm fullered steel blade decorated with crown, fouled anchor etc and marked Gieves Portsmouth London Edinburgh Devonport to the ricasso, gilded hilt with fouled anchor and crown, wire-bound ray skin grip, lion’s head pommel with mane backstrap, folding/locking langet and full bullion knot; in  leather scabbard having twin brass lockets with hand engraved panels and twin suspension rings L94cm overall. Provenance: By direct family descent from Brian Heathcote HMS Conqueror later Superintendant in the Liverpool Special Constabulary.
WW1 George V era 1827 Pattern Royal Naval Officer’s sword, the 80cm fullered steel blade decorated with crown, fouled anchor etc and marked Gieves Portsmouth London Edinburgh Devonport to the ricasso, gilded hilt with fouled anchor and crown, wire-bound ray skin grip, lion’s head pommel with mane backstrap, folding/locking langet and full bullion knot; in  leather scabbard having twin brass lockets with hand engraved panels and twin suspension rings L94cm overall. Provenance: By direct family descent from Brian Heathcote HMS Conqueror later Superintendant in the Liverpool Special Constabulary.
WW1 George V era 1827 Pattern Royal Naval Officer’s sword, the 80cm fullered steel blade decorated with crown, fouled anchor etc and marked Gieves Portsmouth London Edinburgh Devonport to the ricasso, gilded hilt with fouled anchor and crown, wire-bound ray skin grip, lion’s head pommel with mane backstrap, folding/locking langet and full bullion knot; in  leather scabbard having twin brass lockets with hand engraved panels and twin suspension rings L94cm overall. Provenance: By direct family descent from Brian Heathcote HMS Conqueror later Superintendant in the Liverpool Special Constabulary.
WW1 George V era 1827 Pattern Royal Naval Officer’s sword, the 80cm fullered steel blade decorated with crown, fouled anchor etc and marked Gieves Portsmouth London Edinburgh Devonport to the ricasso, gilded hilt with fouled anchor and crown, wire-bound ray skin grip, lion’s head pommel with mane backstrap, folding/locking langet and full bullion knot; in  leather scabbard having twin brass lockets with hand engraved panels and twin suspension rings L94cm overall. Provenance: By direct family descent from Brian Heathcote HMS Conqueror later Superintendant in the Liverpool Special Constabulary.

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STOCK NO 50672

WW1 George V era 1827 Pattern Royal Naval Officer’s sword, the 80cm fullered steel blade decorated with crown, fouled anchor etc and marked Gieves Portsmouth London Edinburgh Devonport to the ricasso, gilded hilt with fouled anchor and crown, wire-bound ray skin grip, lion’s head pommel with mane backstrap, folding/locking langet and full bullion knot; in leather scabbard having twin brass lockets with hand engraved panels and twin suspension rings L94cm overall. Provenance: By direct family descent from Brian Heathcote HMS Conqueror later Superintendant in the Liverpool Special Constabulary.

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