Valuations please

[Fronteria]

I see a 1796 light cavalry sword if you have the scabbard it will retail at around £1500
you could have around £10,000-£15,000 on close inspection it could be more as condition is everything.

[Magic Rat]

Mel h on here

Thank you

[Magic Rat]

Values of course depend on precise condition, which can be hard to judge from pics.

Air pistol is a Gamo Center. £40-60.

Air rifle is a later-production Webley MkIII. Around £150.

Muzzle-loading pistols look like low quality stuff. £100 each?

I claim no great expertise, but I’m not persuaded that the dagger is an early F-S. If it is, it’s worth some hundreds. If, as I think, it isn’t, maybe £60-80.

Thank you, I’m not sure it’s a F-S either, blade looks narrow, handle is some sort of composite.

[Magic Rat]

If anyone wishes to view photos of individual items to value please let me know and I’ll take some.

Thanks again everyone.

[Fronteria]

Thank you, I’m not sure it’s a F-S either, blade looks narrow, handle is some sort of composite.

The knife you are talking about is not an F-S fighting knife as I collect them, and a whole range of militaria for the last 50 years.

[Fronteria]

Thanks folks there’s also a webley mk3 in 177 and a 177 target pistol(Not sure what it is)
Just added photos

Can you clear you P.M. box I am trying to message you.

[Magic Rat]

Done, cleared now

[walnutfarmmick]

Thank you I’ve sent him a PM.

After I'd posted I went to the last email I had from him. He may be away for a few days.

ATB, Mick

[Magic Rat]

Cheers

[mel h]

PM sent.

[mel h]

Mel h on here

Thank you Ben, your inbox is full.
Mel.

[MrGrumpy]

Thank you Ben, your inbox is full.
Mel.

Sorted now

[keith66]

One of those bayonets looks like its off an 8mm Lebel rifle as used by the French Foreign legion, Interesting bollock dagger as well, i suspect thats a repro handle?
The CSA sword looks interesting? Confederate? If its an original it probably has some value to American civil war buffs.

[cptman]

With regards to the edged weapons i am a collector of swords and have some knowledge and many of the opinions on here are quite wide of the mark.
As someone has pointed out there are many variables that can affect value if I were in your shoes I would get to an auctioneer ( a military specialist would be the best bet if there is one near you) but if they are put into an auction you will get the best price available although you will have to pay a commission on any that sell, most auctioneers use the internet which will give the opportunity for buyers worldwide.
I certainly wouldn’t accept any offers via private sales as I’m sure you dad wouldn’t any of his collection to be inadvertently ‘given away’
Atb
Pete.

[Magic Rat]

Thanks, I’ve contacted local auctioneer for a possible valuation