Antique Indo Persian Dagger Mughal Indian Jambiya
Popular Collectibles: Militaria: Edged Weapons Pre 1800: item #752679
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Hundred and One Antiques
$1200
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17th - 18th century Mughal – Deccani Gold Damascened dagger (Jambiya). A curved double-edged tapering steel blade and a waisted oval section hilt damascened in gold coftagari with scrolling floral tendrils issuing from a central rosette, a band of floral mender above and below. Reference: A Mughal dagger of similar hilt is published in the Christie's catalogue of Islamic Art and Indian Miniatures, London 28 April 1998 at a price of £2,500-3,000. The overall length is 26 cm (10 1/4 inches). The d... Click for details
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ANTIQUE AFRICAN ART SWORD SLAVERY
Popular Collectibles: Militaria: Edged Weapons Pre 1900: item #749290
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Sunnytampa
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This is one of the most dramatic and sought after forms of African sword. It is the sword of a Ngombe warrior dating to about 1850. The Ngombe migrated from the Nile in the 16th century, driving out indigenous peoples in their way. They were active through the period of slavery and notorious as bandits into the early 20 thanks century. Their swords, identified in the Fischer book as number 180 have heavy elaborate pierced base blades. This one is 17 inches long. The total for the sword is ... Click for details
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ANTIQUE JAPANESE SAMURAI ARROW
Popular Collectibles: Militaria: Edged Weapons Pre 1800: item #748531
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Faganarms Inc.
586-465-4637
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This is a Japanese war arrow dating to the 18th century. It is 35 3/4” total length with a heavy cane shaft and carved bone nock. It has spotted brown goose feather fletching and there is a name branded below the fletching. The head is a large “sparrow bill” form. Samurai were excellent archers. This arrow is from a larger set and we have four matching.
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ANTIQUE ENGLISH CAVALRY SWORD BLADE C.1760
Popular Collectibles: Militaria: Edged Weapons Pre 1800: item #748455
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Sunnytampa
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This is an unmounted blade for an English cavalry sword of about 1760. It is 32 5/8" long plus the tang(6 1/16"). The tang is forged but not fit to a hilt indicating that the blade was never mounted. We purchased it along with ten others, in two lots at the sell off of surplus arms, and armour from the Tower of London in 1966 which is the first place that “surplus” parts were sold by a major auction house. Prior to that, only a very fine detached component would be considered auction worthy a... Click for details
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