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British George VI 1897 pattern Rifle Regiment Officers Sword by Hobson & Sons of London, the 82cm straight blade engraved to both sides, with steel gothic guard inset with strung bugle and Kings crown, with leather sword knot, the steel scabbard with twin suspension rings, bears the following inscription :- ‘This Sword was used by His Majesty King George VI When he Knighted Mr Allan Grant at the Atlas Works Sheffield on the 6th January 1941’, overall L98cm
British George VI 1897 pattern Rifle Regiment Officers Sword by Hobson & Sons of London, the 82cm straight blade engraved to both sides, with steel gothic guard inset with strung bugle and Kings crown, with leather sword knot, the steel scabbard with twin suspension rings, bears the following inscription :- ‘This Sword was used by His Majesty King George VI When he Knighted Mr Allan Grant at the Atlas Works Sheffield on the 6th January 1941’, overall L98cm
British George VI 1897 pattern Rifle Regiment Officers Sword by Hobson & Sons of London, the 82cm straight blade engraved to both sides, with steel gothic guard inset with strung bugle and Kings crown, with leather sword knot, the steel scabbard with twin suspension rings, bears the following inscription :- ‘This Sword was used by His Majesty King George VI When he Knighted Mr Allan Grant at the Atlas Works Sheffield on the 6th January 1941’, overall L98cm
British George VI 1897 pattern Rifle Regiment Officers Sword by Hobson & Sons of London, the 82cm straight blade engraved to both sides, with steel gothic guard inset with strung bugle and Kings crown, with leather sword knot, the steel scabbard with twin suspension rings, bears the following inscription :- ‘This Sword was used by His Majesty King George VI When he Knighted Mr Allan Grant at the Atlas Works Sheffield on the 6th January 1941’, overall L98cm
British George VI 1897 pattern Rifle Regiment Officers Sword by Hobson & Sons of London, the 82cm straight blade engraved to both sides, with steel gothic guard inset with strung bugle and Kings crown, with leather sword knot, the steel scabbard with twin suspension rings, bears the following inscription :- ‘This Sword was used by His Majesty King George VI When he Knighted Mr Allan Grant at the Atlas Works Sheffield on the 6th January 1941’, overall L98cm
British George VI 1897 pattern Rifle Regiment Officers Sword by Hobson & Sons of London, the 82cm straight blade engraved to both sides, with steel gothic guard inset with strung bugle and Kings crown, with leather sword knot, the steel scabbard with twin suspension rings, bears the following inscription :- ‘This Sword was used by His Majesty King George VI When he Knighted Mr Allan Grant at the Atlas Works Sheffield on the 6th January 1941’, overall L98cm
British George VI 1897 pattern Rifle Regiment Officers Sword by Hobson & Sons of London, the 82cm straight blade engraved to both sides, with steel gothic guard inset with strung bugle and Kings crown, with leather sword knot, the steel scabbard with twin suspension rings, bears the following inscription :- ‘This Sword was used by His Majesty King George VI When he Knighted Mr Allan Grant at the Atlas Works Sheffield on the 6th January 1941’, overall L98cm
British George VI 1897 pattern Rifle Regiment Officers Sword by Hobson & Sons of London, the 82cm straight blade engraved to both sides, with steel gothic guard inset with strung bugle and Kings crown, with leather sword knot, the steel scabbard with twin suspension rings, bears the following inscription :- ‘This Sword was used by His Majesty King George VI When he Knighted Mr Allan Grant at the Atlas Works Sheffield on the 6th January 1941’, overall L98cm
British George VI 1897 pattern Rifle Regiment Officers Sword by Hobson & Sons of London, the 82cm straight blade engraved to both sides, with steel gothic guard inset with strung bugle and Kings crown, with leather sword knot, the steel scabbard with twin suspension rings, bears the following inscription :- ‘This Sword was used by His Majesty King George VI When he Knighted Mr Allan Grant at the Atlas Works Sheffield on the 6th January 1941’, overall L98cm
British George VI 1897 pattern Rifle Regiment Officers Sword by Hobson & Sons of London, the 82cm straight blade engraved to both sides, with steel gothic guard inset with strung bugle and Kings crown, with leather sword knot, the steel scabbard with twin suspension rings, bears the following inscription :- ‘This Sword was used by His Majesty King George VI When he Knighted Mr Allan Grant at the Atlas Works Sheffield on the 6th January 1941’, overall L98cm
British George VI 1897 pattern Rifle Regiment Officers Sword by Hobson & Sons of London, the 82cm straight blade engraved to both sides, with steel gothic guard inset with strung bugle and Kings crown, with leather sword knot, the steel scabbard with twin suspension rings, bears the following inscription :- ‘This Sword was used by His Majesty King George VI When he Knighted Mr Allan Grant at the Atlas Works Sheffield on the 6th January 1941’, overall L98cm
British George VI 1897 pattern Rifle Regiment Officers Sword by Hobson & Sons of London, the 82cm straight blade engraved to both sides, with steel gothic guard inset with strung bugle and Kings crown, with leather sword knot, the steel scabbard with twin suspension rings, bears the following inscription :- ‘This Sword was used by His Majesty King George VI When he Knighted Mr Allan Grant at the Atlas Works Sheffield on the 6th January 1941’, overall L98cm
British George VI 1897 pattern Rifle Regiment Officers Sword by Hobson & Sons of London, the 82cm straight blade engraved to both sides, with steel gothic guard inset with strung bugle and Kings crown, with leather sword knot, the steel scabbard with twin suspension rings, bears the following inscription :- ‘This Sword was used by His Majesty King George VI When he Knighted Mr Allan Grant at the Atlas Works Sheffield on the 6th January 1941’, overall L98cm
British George VI 1897 pattern Rifle Regiment Officers Sword by Hobson & Sons of London, the 82cm straight blade engraved to both sides, with steel gothic guard inset with strung bugle and Kings crown, with leather sword knot, the steel scabbard with twin suspension rings, bears the following inscription :- ‘This Sword was used by His Majesty King George VI When he Knighted Mr Allan Grant at the Atlas Works Sheffield on the 6th January 1941’, overall L98cm

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British George VI 1897 pattern Rifle Regiment Officers Sword by Hobson & Sons of London, the 82cm straight blade engraved to both sides, with steel gothic guard inset with strung bugle and Kings crown, with leather sword knot, the steel scabbard with twin suspension rings, bears the following inscription :- ‘This Sword was used by His Majesty King George VI When he Knighted Mr Allan Grant at the Atlas Works Sheffield on the 6th January 1941’, overall L98cm
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The sword was featured in an article from the Montreal Gazette dated 7th January 1941 detailing the event which took place, together with a Yorkshire Post article and a later article by Sir Allan Grant regarding John Brown’s ships and steel. copies of the articles are available with the lot. A sword of historical significance


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