This is an extremely rare copper dagger from the Sumerian culture. It dates to roughly 3000 BC and marks mankind's earliest venture into the art of metalwork. It is incredibly well preserved and has an "as found" patina. It shows no damage or repair other than being slightly bent at the tang. This is an incredible opportunity to add an example of the oldest known metal weaponry to your collection.
This is a bronze dagger from the Bactrian culture dating to roughly 2000-2500 BC. It is a fine, intact example of ancient bronze weaponry. It measures 173 mm in length and weighs 57 grams. The metal is solid and stable with an "as found" patina. This is a quality weapon at a reasonable price.
This is a bronze dagger from the bactrian culture dating to roughly 200 BC. It is one of the oldest known types of bronze weapons. This one weighs 56 grams and is 192mm in length. It has some damage to the edges and point which should be visible in the photos. It has a very attractive patina and would look great in your ancient weapon collection.
This is a nice, leaf shaped, bronze spear point from ancient Luristan (circa 1500 BC). It measures 203mm and weighs 80 grams. It is slightly thicker in the middle than on the edges. It is in "as found" condition with no apparent damage or repair.
This is a nice bronze spear from the Luristan culture of ancient Iran. It measures 280mm and weighs 141 grams. It has a nice "as found" patina. It is very heavy, solid and stable. It has a typical leaf shape with a thick midrib. It is slightly bent but shows no signs of repair.
This is a bronze dagger from Luristan dating to roughly 800 BC. It measures 310mm in length and weighs 107 grams. There are no repairs and the only damage appears to be on the "rams horn" decorated pommel. The bronze has a nice untouched patina. The metal is stable and solid.
This is a beautiful ancient bronze sword dating to roughly 1300 BC. The blade is decorated with three ribs that all merge gracefully in the middle of the blade. It measures 370mm and weighs 325 grams. There are no repairs to this wonderful example of the ancient art of warfare. It has a mixed, malachite and azurite patina. It's crying for a loving home.
This is an interesting ancient bronze dagger from Persia circa 1200 BC. It measures 280 mm and weighs 420 grams. It has some old damage to the face of the blade that should be visible in the photos. It is also slightly bent. Its simplicity adds to its character.
This is an incredible ancient bronze dagger excavated in central Turkey. It is likely Syro-Hittite in origin. It measures 307 mm and weighs 232 grams. It has a beautiful mixed patina. It shows no signs of repair. It is a very rare type that belongs in your collection!
This is a very nice bronze dagger from Luristan in the ancient middle east. It measures 322mm in length and weigh 129 grams. It was original acquired by Charles Ede in London in the early 1970s. It was possibly cleaned as were many pieces excavated in the early 1900s. It is intact with no repairs and is a terrific piece.
