Items from the museum include a NSKK helmet; a tank officer's uniform; a very rare rare infantry battalion banner; and an important marble sculpture of Adolf Hilter.

Other items in the sale include items from the A.C. Tirri collection like a scarce automatic pan-cover matchlock pistol with left hand lock; the Pierre Chabaud collection like a rare rim-fire stick gun ; orders and decorations like a 19th century Greek Order of the Holy Sepulture; oriental armour like a sipar and bazu-band; pole arms like a fine corsesca from 15th century Italy; and swords like this late 16th century Italian rapier with a square ricasso stamped and marked with a lily and a pommel engraved with acanthus leaves, which is estimated to sell at €5000-7000.

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Lots include this suit of full standing armor, with most of its composite pieces dating to around 1560. Standing approximately 75 inches tall, the suit is in very good to excellent condition. It is expected to sell in the $30,000-$50,000 range.

Other items include a circa 1580 German sword with flambé blade and deeply stamped haft and a 16th century mace incorporating six unusual arrowhead-spiked flanges, each marked with a cross and the initials “H.K.”

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Other items of interest are a flintlock North African toe-lock musket octagonal barrel bound with silver bands; a Zulu spear with incised decoration; a 19th century southeast European 18 bore miquelet lock-carbine; a 17th century Indo-Persian tulwar with all-steel hilt downturned quillons on curved 73cm blade; a Japanese sword with copper tsuba in leather scabbard; and a percussion pepperbox revolver by Parsons Swaffhamm.

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