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A collection of fishing priests - Dave Watson Second edition. Fully illustrated colour catalogue of a collection made over almost twenty years, of seventy-two fine antique priests with the best photography and printing techniques available. Examples show the use of boxwood, laburnham, fruitwood, rosewood, bone, whalebone, elephant & walrus ivory and narwahl ivory, to create the elegant, the functional and the downright extravagant. The earliest - dated 1718 the rest from the 18th and 19th centuries and the most modern: laminated woods, 20th century. The objective of this project was to illustrate the photography and printing possible to catalogue any antique collection by recording and illustrating this small facet of antique fishing tackle collecting. Size: 290 x 210mm, comprising 52 pages. Published by Antique Knives Ltd. May 2010.
A collection of fishing priests - Dave Watson Second edition. Fully illustrated colour catalogue of a collection made over almost twenty years, of seventy-two fine antique priests with the best photography and printing techniques available. Examples show the use of boxwood, laburnham, fruitwood, rosewood, bone, whalebone, elephant & walrus ivory and narwahl ivory, to create the elegant, the functional and the downright extravagant. The earliest - dated 1718 the rest from the 18th and 19th centuries and the most modern: laminated woods, 20th century. The objective of this project was to illustrate the photography and printing possible to catalogue any antique collection by recording and illustrating this small facet of antique fishing tackle collecting. Size: 290 x 210mm, comprising 52 pages. Published by Antique Knives Ltd. May 2010.
A SURE DEFENCE - THE BOWIE KNIFE BOOK Burton, Kenneth J Australia: K.J. Burton & Co.. Hardcover/pictorial cover/published with printed paper hard case. 1988. A good starter book for Bowie knife collectors.
African arm dagger North African arm dagger: blade 12ins, 18ins overall Ref: 066
African bronze bangle 19th century, size: 11 x 4cm/4.25 x 1.5 inches.
African dagger Sudanese dagger, silver mounted scabbard and wire wrapped grip: blade 10.5ins, 15ins overall. ref: 001
African dagger Sudanese dagger: right angled, curved 9 inch blade, and wooden grip. 13 ins overall. Ref: 002
African dagger North African dagger: blade 9ins, overall 15ins. Ref: 010
African dagger North African dagger: blade 9ins, 15ins overall. Ref: 012
African dagger North African dagger: blade 10.25ins, 15.25ins overall. Ref: 013
African dagger North African dagger with leather belt and sheath: blade 9ins, 14ins overall. Ref: 007
African dagger North African dagger with ribbed handle and tasseled sheath: blade 4ins, 10ins overall. Ref:023
African dagger African dagger with decorated blade and grip: blade 11ins, 17ins overall. Ref: 025
African dagger North African dagger with distinctive scabbard: blade 7ins, 13.5ins overall. Ref: 059
African dagger North African dagger: blade 9ins, 13ins overall Ref: 014
African dagger African dagger, figural carved grip: blade 11.5ins, 16.75ins overall Ref: 027
African dagger North African dagger: blade 7ins, 12.5ins overall Ref: 058
African dagger North African dagger: blade 6.5ins, 10.5ins overall Ref: 060
African dagger North African dagger: blade 8.25ins, 12ins overall Ref: 061
African dagger North African dagger: blade 3ins,6.25 ins overall Ref: 062
African dagger North African dagger: blade 8.5ins, 13.5ins overall Ref: 063
African dagger North African arm dagger: blade 7ins, 11.5ins overall Ref: 082
African dagger North African arm dagger: blade 9ins, 14ins overall Ref: 083
African dagger North African dagger: blade 7ins, 12ins overall Ref: 084
African figural carving Size: 23cm/9 inches.
African gold weight 19th century, size: 5.5 x 3 x 4cm/2.25 x 1.25 x 1.6 inches.
African gold weight 19th century, size: 9 x 2.5 x 5cm/3.5 x 1 x 2 inches.
African gold weight 19th century, size: 3 x 2.5 x 2cm/1.2 x 1 x .75 inches.
African knife Shona knife, blade 6.5ins, 13ins overall Ref: 036
African knife South African knife: blade 7.25ins, 10ins overall Ref: 037
African knife South African knife: blade 6ins, 11.5ins overall Ref: 038
African knife South African knife: blade 6ins, 13ins overall Ref:039
African knife South African knife with carved handle: blade 7ins, 11ins overall Ref: 040
African knife South African knife: blade 10ins, 15.5ins overall Ref: 042
African knife South African knife with carved handle: blade 9ins, 12.5ins overall Ref: 046
African knife - Shona Shona knife: blade 5.5ins, 9ins overall Ref: 043
African knife - Shona Shona knife: blade 8ins, 13.5ins overall Ref: 044
African knife - Shona Shona knife: blade 9ins, 14ins overall Ref: 047
African knife with intricate carving South African knife with intricately carved handle and scabbard: blade 9ins, 14ins overall Ref: 045
African staff 19th century, size: 69cm/27.25 inches.
American Indian mask 19th century, size: 19 x 15cm/7.5 x 6 inches.
American Indian stone-headed club. Size 70 cm/27.5 inches
Antique blackthorn stick Irish blackthorn walking stick, 19thC Ref: 737
Arab dagger Arab dagger: blade 7.5ins, 12.5ins overall. Ref: 120
Arab dagger Arab dagger: blade 5ins, 9.25ins overall. Ref: 121
Arab dagger Arab dagger: blade 6ins, 11.5ins overall. Ref: 122
Arab dagger Arab dagger: blade 6ins, 12ins overall. Ref: 123
Arab dagger Arab dagger: blade 6ins, 10.5ins overall. Ref: 124
Arab dagger Arab dagger: blade 6ins, 11ins overall. Ref: 169
Arab dagger Arab dagger: blade 5ins, 9.5ins overall. Ref: 125
Arab dagger Arab dagger: blade 3.5ins, 7ins overall. Ref: 126
Arab dagger Arab dagger: blade 6ins, 12ins overall. Ref: 127
Arab dagger Arab dagger: blade 7ins, 12ins overall. Ref: 128
Arab dagger Arab dagger: blade 5ins, 9ins overall. Ref: 129
Arab dagger Arab dagger: blade 6ins, 11.5ins overall. Ref: 130
Arab dagger Arab dagger: blade 6ins, 11ins overall. Ref: 131
Arab dagger Arab dagger: blade 4ins, 7.25ins overall. Ref: 132
Arab dagger Arab dagger: blade 6ins, 11ins overall. Ref: 133
Arab dagger Arab dagger: blade 8ins, 13ins overall. Ref: 134
Arab dagger Arab dagger: blade 8.25ins, 13ins overall Ref: 243
Australian club 19th century Australian club with linear decoration, size 64cm/25.25 inches. Made from dense, hard wood and showing good patina.
Australian club 19th century Australian club with linear decoration, size 63cm/25 inches. Made from dense, hard wood and showing good patina.
Australian club 19th century Australian club with boat-shaped section, size 69cm/27 inches. Made from dense, hard wood and showing very nice patina. Fine, collectible Aboriginal artefact.
Australian spear-thrower 19th century Australian spear-thrower size 66cm/26 inches x 5.5cm/2.125 inches with attractive design on face. Fine, collectible Aboriginal artefact.
Australian spear-thrower 19th century Australian spear-thrower size 73cm/28.5 inches x 7.5cm/3 inches with attractive geometricaldesign on face and adzed reverse. Very fine, collectible Aboriginal artefact.
Balkan dagger Balkan dagger: blade 6.25ins, 10.75ins overall Ref: 229a
Balkan dagger Balkan dagger: blade 6ins, 9ins overall Ref: 238
Balkan dagger Balkan dagger: blade 8.5ins, 13.25ins overall Ref: 297
Balkan dagger Balkan dagger: blade 7ins, 11.25ins overall Ref: 298
Balkan dagger Balkan dagger: blade 8ins, 12.75ins overall Ref: 299
Balkan dagger Balkan dagger: blade 7.25ins, 12ins overall Ref: 300
Balkan dagger Balkan dagger: blade 6.5ins, 10.5ins overall Ref: 302
Balkan dagger Balkan dagger: blade 10ins, 14ins overall Ref: 303
Balkan dagger Balkan dagger: blade 5ins, 9.75ins overall Ref: 304
Balkan dagger Balkan two knife set: blade 4ins, 8ins overall & 6.5ins, 11ins overall Ref: 305
Balkan knife Balkan knife: blade 5ins, 9.5ins overall Ref: 216
Balkan knife Balkan knife: blade 21.5ins, 28ins overall Ref: 217
Balkan knife Balkan knife: blade 5ins, 9.5ins overall Ref: 218
Balkan knife Balkan knife: blade 5ins, 9.5ins overall Ref: 218
Balkan knife Balkan knife: blade 6.5ins, 11ins overall Ref: 219
Balkan knife Balkan knife: blade 6ins, 11ins overall Ref: 220
Balkan knife Balkan knife: blade 7ins, 12ins overall Ref: 221
Balkan knife Balkan knife: blade 5.5ins, 9ins overall Ref: 222
Balkan knife Balkan knife: blade 8.25ins, 14.5ins overall Ref: 223
Balkan knife Balkan knife: blade 5.5ins, 10.5ins overall Ref: 227
Balkan knife Balkan knife: blade 7ins, 12ins overall Ref: 229
Balkan knife Balkan knife: blade 4.25ins, 8.75ins overall Ref: 233
Balkan knife Balkan knife: blade 3.5ins, 6.75ins overall Ref: 244
Balkan knife Balkan knife: blade 7ins, 12.25ins overall Ref: 240
Balkan knife Balkan knife: blade 7ins, 11ins overall Ref: 234
Balkan knife - 'ear dagger' Balkan knife: blade 7ins, 11.5ins overall Ref: 235
Balkan two knife set in scabbard Balkan two knife set in scabbard, blade 3.5iins, 8.75ins overall Ref: 226
Barrel knife Swedish barrel knife: blade 4ins, 9ins overall (with blade fitted). Ref: 099
Benin bronze figure 18/19th century, size: 20cm/8 inches.
Betel nut cutter Betel nut cutter - Indian: blade 2.25ins, 6.5ins overall Ref:699
Big Sheffield knife Sheffield knife with coat of arms stamp - (indistinct): blade 9ins, 12.5ins overall. Ref: 028
Bone dagger New Guinea bone dagger: 12ins overall Ref: 054
Bone dagger New Guinea bone dagger with hair and shell decoration: 11ins overall Ref: 055
Book: Exhibition Knives: JOSEPH RODGERS & SONS Exhibition Knives: JOSEPH RODGERS & SONS, The Samuel Setian Collection. (ISBN: 9879766008) Buenos Aires, Argentina: Samuel Setian, 1999. Hardcover. Book Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: New. 1st Edition. First edition. Thick, oversize quarto, 304 pages, profusely illustrated in lavish full-color throughout, hi-quality gloss paper stocks, pictorial endpapers, gilt-stamped maroon cloth, matching color pictorial dustjacket, biblio., index. A beautiful book for those who love fine antique knives. Showcased are the products and histories of the Sheffield makers. The pictorial catalog of one man's superior collection of antique knives and related products by the famed Sheffield, England maker: Joseph Rodgers & Sons. A stunningly beautiful, landmark, classic production, and a very real collectible in its own right.
Bowie with leaf shaped blade Unusual wide-bellied leaf shaped clip point blade and integral cut steel bolster to frame grip with bone scales and nickel silver pommel cap. Blade 11.5 inches x 2.6 inches wide, 17 inches overall.
Bronze African pendant 19th century, size: 11.5cm/4.5 inches.
Bronze African pendant 19th century, size: 8.5cm/3.25 inches.
Canary Islands knife Canary Islands knife: blade 6ins, 10ins overall. Ref: 192
Canary Islands knife Canary Islands knife: blade 5.5ins, 9ins overall. Ref: 191
Canary Islands knife Canary Islands knife: blade 7ins, 11ins overall. Ref: 190
Canary Islands knife Canary Islands knife: blade 5.5ins, 9ins overall. Ref: 189
Canary Islands knife Canary Islands knife: blade 5.5ins, 9ins overall. Ref: 188
Canary Islands knife Canary Islands knife: blade 6.5ins, 9ins overall. Ref: 193
Canary Islands knife Canary Islands knife: blade 7.5ins, 13ins overall. Ref: 194
Canary Islands knife Canary Islands knife: blade 7.5ins, 13ins overall. Ref: 195
Canary Islands knife Canary Islands knife: blade 4ins, 8ins overall. Ref: 201
Captain James Cook sale catalogue Sale date 1929, showing Capt. Cook related paintings manuscripts and books
Carved African stick 19th century, size: 113cm/44.5 inches.
Carved dagger - Malaysian Carved dagger - Malaysian: blade 7ins, 15.25ins overall Ref: 237
Carved Zulu stick 19th century, size: 108 cm/42.5 inches.
Chinese ginger jar, circa 1880 Attractively decorated ginger jar, circa 1880. Size 8.5 inches tall x 8 inches diameter.
Chinese knife Chinese knife in shagreen scabbard: blade 5ins, 9ins overall Ref: 075
Chinese knife Chinese knife with carved grip and scabbard, 5.25ins blade, 12ins overall. Ref: 076
Chinese money sword Chinese money sword: 15ins overall Ref: 074
CIVIL WAR KNIVES, Newman, Marc CIVIL WAR KNIVES (ISBN: 0873649990) Newman, Marc Paladin Press, 1998. Hardcover. Book Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. 109 pages. A look into the history of Union and Confederate knives that reveals the attitudes, ingenuity, thoughts, and fears of not only the officers and men who carried these knives, but even the cutlers and blacksmiths who designed and crafted them. Historian Marc Newman spent more than 10 years researching Civil War Knives. As well as examining the collections of dozens of museums, historical societies, presidential libraries, national military parks and battlegrounds, and individual collectors, Newman devoted thousands of hours to locating and studying the oftentimes hidden details and anecdotes attached to the hundreds of Civil War knives documented in this definitive reference. The hardcover edition is out of print. The Book and the Dust Jacket are Fine.
Classic Bowie knives, Robert Abels Classic Bowie knives, Robert Abels Published by the author, 1967. Soft cover. Fine. 1st Edition. 97 pages. The classic book in the field of collecting Bowie knives. It is rare to find a collector of this stature who was so ahead of his time. Collectors are fascinated by the niche these knives have carved into American history. Bowie knives were carried and used by many famous and infamous Americans during a period when this country was undergoing the severe growing pains of a small nation becoming great. American frontiersmen, prospectors, buffalo hunters and soldiers all used these knives as tools of their trade and as a means of protection. Bowie knives were common in the sparsely settled frontier areas, the California gold fields (where their fabulous quality and fine decoration conferred status on the owner), the plains thick with buffalo and the batlefields of the Civil War. Many of these knives are not only treasures for their historical value, but for their great value as pieces of art. Some specimens, obviously the works of silversmiths and jewelers, exhibit beautiful craftsmanship in engraving, tooled leatherwork and metalworking. There is a slight rub a the top of the spine, otherwise the book is a clean, tight near fine copy. The Dust Jacket is only about good with some tears, and edge wear. Ex-libris sticker to end paper.
Congo Zaire knife Congo Zaire knife: blade 8.25ins, 16ins overall Ref: 113
Congo Zaire knife Congo Zaire knife: blade 10ins, 15ins overall Ref: 114
Congo Zaire knife Congo Zaire knife: blade 6ins, 8.25ins overall Ref: 115
Congo Zaire knife Congo Zaire knife: blade 17ins, 24ins overall Ref: 116
Congo Zaire knife Congo Zaire knife: blade 14ins, 20.75ins overall Ref: 117
Congo Zaire knife Zaire knife: blade 12.5ins, 17ins overall. Ref: 147a
Congo Zaire knife Zaire knife: blade 13.5ins, 17.5ins overall. Ref: 148
Congo Zaire knife Zaire knife: blade 22ins, 26ins overall. Ref: 149
Congo Zaire knife Zaire knife: blade 17ins, 24.5ins overall. Ref: 150
Congo Zaire knife Zaire knife: blade 17.5ins, 23ins overall. Ref: 151
Congo Zaire knife Congo knife: blade 13ins, 18ins overall Ref: 249
Congo Zaire knife Congo knife: blade 10ins, 14ins overall Ref: 251
Congo Zaire knife Congo knife: blade 17ins. Ref: 252
Congo Zaire knife Congo knife: blade 9.5ins, 14.5ins overall Ref: 253
Congo Zaire knife Congo knife: blade 14ins, 19ins overall Ref: 254
Congo Zaire knife Congo knife: blade 11ins, 14ins overall Ref: 255
Congo Zaire knife Congo knife: blade 14ins, 17ins overall Ref: 256
Congo Zaire knife Congo knife: blade 4.5ins, 7.5ins overall Ref: 257
Congo Zaire knife Congo knife: blade 8.5ins, 14.5ins overall Ref: 258
Congo Zaire knife Congo knife: blade 16.5ins, 19.5ins overall Ref: 259
Congo Zaire knife Congo knife: blade 10ins, 15ins overall Ref: 260
Congo Zaire knife Congo knife: blade 10ins, 14.5ins overall Ref: 261
Congo Zaire knife Congo knife: blade 12.5ins, 16.5ins overall Ref: 262
Early Indian dagger Early Indian dagger: blade 7ins, 11.25ins overall. Ref: 159
Early Indian dagger Early Indian dagger: blade 10ins, 14ins overall. Ref: 163
Early Indian dagger Early Indian dagger: blade 10ins, 14ins overall. Ref: 164
Early Indian dagger Early Indian dagger with scabbard: blade 7.5ins, 13ins overall. Ref: 165
Eastern dagger Eastern dagger: blade 6.25ins, 11ins overall. Ref: 168
Ethiopian shield Ethiopian shield, size 11.25ins Ref: 735
European dagger European dagger: blade 9ins, 13.5ins overall. Ref: 171
Fang knife Fang knife: blade 13ins, 22ins overall. Ref: 154
Fang knife Fang knife: blade 12ins, 19.25ins overall. Ref: 147
Fijian club 19th century, with fine patina, size: 70.5cm/27.75 inches..
Fine Zulu knobkerrie 19th century, with brass wire collar, size: 69.5cm/29.5 inches.
Finely carved African stick 19th century, size 91cm/36 inches.
Finely carved figural stick. Size: 78cm/31 inches.
Finnish hunting knife Finnish hunting knife with leather scabbard: blade 5.5ins, 11ins overall Ref: 103
Finnish knife Finnish knife in nickel silver mounted tube scabbard, marked ‘Hackman & Co, Wiborg’: blade 4.5ins, 11ins overall Ref: 107
Finnish knife set Finely carved Finnish knife set with carved grips & scabbard: blades 2.75ins & 6ins, 12ins overall Ref: 104/105
Finnish puuko knife Finnish puuko knife: blade 4ins, 8.5ins overall Ref: 101
Fishing creel Character creel, showing its age, size: 30 x 12 x 17cm/11.5 x 5 x 6.5 inches.
Flambouyant-bladed knife Flambouyant-bladed knife: blade 7ins, 12.75ins overall Ref:034
Framed salmon photograph dated 1916 Ringwood WW1 period salmon photograph showing two gentlemen holding fish of 33 lbs and 43 lbs. The photograph is marked "Salmon 33lbs & 43lbs caught at Ringwood May 1916 by one rod from the Canon Hotel. Size 340 x 265mm (13.4 x 10.4 inches) in frame 545 x 470mm (21.5 x 18.5 inches).
French folding knife French folding knife: blade 5.5ins, 7ins closed. Ref: 203
French folding knife French folding knife: blade 8ins, 9ins closed. Ref: 205
French folding knife French folding knife: blade 3ins, 4ins closed. Ref: 209
French fruitwood handled knife French fruitwood handled knife: blade 7ins, 12.25ins overall Ref: 029
Hunter clip point Sheffield Bowie Magnificent Hunter clip point Sheffield Bowie with 10.75 inch blade, with deep central fuller and floral decoration on both sides, marked HUNTER SHEFFIELD on ricasso, heavy nickel silver guard and fully checkered buffalo horn handle, in superb condition. Blade full polish and unsharpened. Original leather sheath.
Hunting Bowie with fine cut steel guard Hunting Bowie with 11.25 inch blade, 16 inches overall, blade marked on ricasso: ‘SCHMIDT IN MARBURG’, lovely cut steel guard and nickel silver collar & pommel. Pommel engraved: ‘Schenk Schmernsberg S/m Leibbirrshen’. Heavy scalloped guard with raised acorn frog stud.
Indian dagger Indian dagger: blade 10ins, 14ins overall Ref: 051
Indian dagger Kard: blade 6ins, 10ins overall. Ref: 050
Indian dagger Indian dagger: blade 5ins, 8.5ins overall Ref:273
Indian dagger Indian dagger: blade 7.5ins, 12.5ins overall Ref: 274
Indian dagger Indian dagger: blade 8ins, 12.75ins overall Ref: 275
Indian dagger Indian dagger: blade 9ins, 15ins overall Ref: 276
Indian dagger Indian dagger: blade 4.5ins, 8ins overall Ref: 277
Indian dagger Indian dagger: blade 9ins, 13.25ins overall Ref: 278
Indian dagger Indian dagger: blade 12ins, 18ins overall Ref: 281
Indian dagger Indian dagger: blade 9.5ins, 13ins overall Ref: 282
Indian dagger Indian dagger: blade 13.5ins, 20ins overall Ref: 283
Indian dagger Indian dagger: blade 9ins, 13ins overall Ref: 279
Indian dagger - jambiya Indian jambiya: blade 12ins, 17ins overall Ref:049
Indian fighting axe Indian fighting axe: blade 4.5ins, 13ins overall Ref: 280
Interesting Sheffield knife Early Sheffield knife, circa 1800: blade 2.25ins, 6.25ins overall Ref: 035
Kikuyu tribal Shield Kikuyu tribal Shield, extensively decorated with natural pigments, size 28ins. Ref:731
Kitchen knife Kitchen knife: blade 5ins, 10ins overall Ref: 031
Knifemakers of Old San Francisco, Levine, Bernard R. Knifemakers of Old San Francisco (ISBN: 0873649745) Levine, Bernard R. Boulder: Paladin Press, 1998, 1998. Hard Cover. As New/As New. Second Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Many photographs and illustrations of (in our opinion) some of the most attractive knives ever made. The knifemakers of San Francisco produced a style of Bowie which emphasised the status of the owner. There could there have been no better way to celebrate success and establish your status in the gold rush era than to be seen wearing one of these fine art knives.
Knobkerrie Zulu knobkerrie, 19th century, dark old patina. Ref: 739
Knobkerrie Zulu knobkerrie, 19thC, fine patina, no cracks, 19.5 ins. Ref: 738
Lap knife Lap, bone handled knife with engraved bone & hide scabbard: blade 3.5ins, 9ins overall. Ref: 096
Lap knife Lap knife: blade 3.75ins, 9.5ins overall Ref: 090
Lap knife Lap, bone handled knife engraved scabbard: blade 3.75ins, 9.25ins overall Ref: 092
Lap knife Lap, bone handled knife engraved scabbard: blade 3.5ins, 9ins overall Ref: 096
Large Balkan dagger with ivory grip. Large Balkan dagger with ivory grip : wootz blade 13ins, 20ins overall Ref: 604
Large Lap knife Lap, bone-handled knife engraved and pierced scabbard: blade 9ins, 15.25ins overall Ref: 095
Large Zulu executioner's club 19th century, size: 49cm/19.5 inches long, head 13cm/5.25 inches diameter (approx).
Lime spatula New Guinea lime spatula: 12ins overall Ref: 057
Malaysian bade-bade Malaysian bade-bade: blade 6ins, 10ins overall. Ref: 162
Malaysian carved stick Silver mounted, size: 85 cm/33.5 inches.
Malaysian executioners’ kris Malaysian executioners’ kris: blade 23ins, 27.5ins overall Ref: 435
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 9ins, 16ins overall. Ref: 157
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 8ins, 14ins overall. Ref: 172
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 10ins, 17.5ins overall. Ref: 173
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 6ins, 10ins overall. Ref: 174
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 8ins, 11ins overall. Ref: 175
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 4.5ins, 9.5ins overall. Ref: 176
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 5ins, 8.25ins overall. Ref: 177
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 6ins, 9.5ins overall. Ref: 178
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 3ins, 5ins overall. Ref: 179
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 5ins, 8ins overall. Ref: 180
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 5.5ins, 9ins overall. Ref: 181
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 9ins, 14ins overall. Ref: 182
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 9ins, 13ins overall. Ref: 183
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 7ins, 11.5ins overall. Ref: 184
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 9.5ins, 15ins overall. Ref: 185
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 8ins, 13ins overall. Ref: 186
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 4ins, 7.5ins overall. Ref: 187
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 15ins, 21.25ins overall Ref: 679
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 7ins, 12.5ins overall Ref: 680
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 16ins, 22.5ins overall Ref: 681
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 16ins, 22.5ins overall Ref: 682
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 10ins, 14.25ins overall Ref: 683
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 8.5ins, 12.5ins overall Ref: 684
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 6.5ins, 13.75ins overall Ref: 685
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 6ins, 8.5ins overall Ref: 686
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 5.5ins, 9.5ins overall Ref: 687
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 11.25ins, 16ins overall Ref: 688
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 8ins, 14ins overall Ref: 689
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 4.25ins, 7ins overall Ref: 242
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 9ins, 14ins overall Ref: 246
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 6ins, 9ins overall Ref: 236
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 12.25ins, 17.5ins overall Ref: 700
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 6.5ins, 11ins overall Ref: 701
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 3ins, 8.25ins overall Ref: 702
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 7ins, 15ins overall Ref: 703
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 9ins, 14.25ins overall Ref: 704
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 8ins, 11.5ins overall Ref: 704a
Malaysian knife Malaysian knife: blade 6.5ins, 11ins overall Ref: 705
Malaysian kris Malaysian kris: blade 14ins, 18ins overall. Ref: 161
Malaysian kris Malaysian kris: blade 13ins, 18.5ins overall Ref: 428
Malaysian kris Malaysian kris: blade 18ins, 21ins overall Ref: 429
Malaysian kris Malaysian kris: blade 14ins, 19.5ins overall Ref: 431
Malaysian kris Malaysian kris: blade 13ins, 19.25ins overall Ref: 432
Malaysian kris Malaysian kris: blade 11.5ins, 15.5ins overall Ref: 433
Malaysian kris Malaysian kris : blade 14ins, 18ins overall Ref: 434
Malaysian kris Malaysian kris: blade 10ins, 14.75ins overall Ref: 436
Malaysian kris Malaysian kris: blade 13.75ins, 18ins overall Ref: 437
Malaysian kris Malaysian kris, figural grip: blade 8.5ins, 11.75ins overall Ref: 438
Malaysian kris with unusual checkered grip Malaysian kris with unusual checkered grip: blade 17ins, 23.75ins overall Ref: 430
Malaysian states knife Malaysian states knife: blade 17.75ins, 23ins overall Ref: 461
Malaysian states knife Malaysian states knife: blade 14.5ins, 21ins overall Ref: 462
Malaysian states knife Malaysian states knife, decorated scabbard: blade 17ins, 23ins overall Ref: 463
Malaysian states knife Malaysian states knife: blade 20ins, 26.5ins overall Ref: 464
Malaysian states knife Malaysian states knife: blade 17ins, 22.5ins overall Ref: 465
Malaysian states knife Malaysian states knife: blade 10.25ins, 19ins overall Ref: 466
Malaysian states knife Malaysian states knife: blade 13ins, 20ins overall Ref: 467
Malaysian states knife Malaysian states knife: blade 10.5ins, 16ins overall Ref: 468
Mangbetu knife Mangbetu knife with figural handle: blade 9ins, 15.5ins overall Ref: 112
Mangbetu knife Mangbetu knife: blade 9ins, 15.5ins overall Ref: 118
Mangbetu knife Mangbetu knife: blade 9ins, 15ins overall Ref: 119
Maori hardwood hand club 19th century, size: 38 x 12cm/ 15 x 4.6 inches.
Masai knife Masai knife: blade 20ins, 24.5ins overall. Ref: 211
Masai knife Masai knife: blade 17ins, 23ins overall. Ref: 212
Masai knife Masai knife: blade 15ins, 19.5ins overall. Ref: 213
Masai knife Masai knife: blade 18ins, 23ins overall. Ref: 214
Masai knife Masai knife: blade 15ins, 22.5ins overall. Ref: 215
NEW ENGLAND CUTLERY, Pankiewicz, Philip R. NEW ENGLAND CUTLERY Pankiewicz, Philip R. Gilman, CT: Hollytree Publicationa, Inc., 1986. Soft cover. Book Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Thick quarto, 256 pages, profusely illustrated, pictorial full-color covers. Includes extensive listings of knife and cutlery makers located in New England, by state: Connecticut (57 entries), Massachusetts (35 entries), Rhode Island (12 entries), New Hampshire (8 entries), Maine (8 entries) and Vermont (5 entries), and much, much more! Bowie knives, hunters, folders, butchers' knives, cutlery - they're all here. An important collector/investors’ resource. The book is near-fine.
New Guinea stone-headed club 19th century, size 71cm/28 inches.
North African dagger North African dagger - sharpening steel made into a knife, housed in leather scabbard: blade 13ins, 17.5ins overall Ref: 245
North African dagger North African dagger: blade 7.25ins, 14ins overall Ref: 239
North African dagger North African dagger: blade 9.5ins, 14.5ins overall Ref: 011
North African dagger North African dagger: blade 9.6ins, 14.75ins overall Ref: 015
North African dagger North African dagger: blade 10ins, 15ins overall Ref: 016
North African dagger North African dagger: blade 5ins, 9ins overall Ref: 024
North African dagger North African dagger: blade 10ins, 15ins overall Ref: 026
North African dagger North African dagger: blade 7ins, 11.75ins overall Ref: 064
North African dagger North African dagger: blade 9ins, 14.5ins overall Ref: 065
North African dagger North African dagger: blade 7.5ins, 14ins overall. Ref: 085
North African dagger North African dagger, fish tail scabbard: blade 10.25ins, 15ins overall. Ref: 086
North African dagger North African dagger: blade 10.5ins, 15.5ins overall. Ref: 088
North African dagger North African dagger with horn handle: blade 6.5ins, 11.5ins overall Ref: 308
North African dagger, fish-tail scabbard North African dagger, fish-tail scabbard: blade 8.5ins, 15.5ins overall. Ref: 087
North African knife North African knife: blade 10.5ins, 16ins overall Ref: 248
Northern European knife Northern European knife: blade 5ins, 8.25ins overall Ref: 247
Norwegian knife Norwegian knife: blade 3.5ins, 8.5ins overall Ref: 102
Norwegian knife Norwegian knife: blade 4ins, 9.25ins overall Ref: 100
Oyster knife Oyster knife: blade 3.25ins, 7.25ins overall. Ref: 032
Phillipine islands head hunter axe Phillipines head hunter axe: blade 13ins, 20ins overall Ref: 655
Phillipine islands knife Phillipines knife: blade 4.25ins, 9ins overall Ref: 653
Phillipine islands knife Phillipines knife: blade 12ins, 19ins overall Ref: 654
Phillipine islands knife Phillipines knife: blade 5.5ins, 10ins overall Ref: 657
Phillipine islands knife Phillipines knife: blade 10.5ins, 14.5ins overall Ref: 658
Phillipine islands knife Phillipines knife: blade 8ins, 13.5ins overall Ref: 659
Phillipine islands knife Phillipines knife: blade 13.75ins, 23.25ins overall Ref: 660
Phillipine islands knife Phillipines knife: blade 15ins, 24ins overall Ref: 661
Phillipine islands knife Phillipines knife: blade 7.25ins, 13.75ins overall Ref: 662
Phillipine islands knife Phillipines knife: blade 15.5ins, 23.5ins overall Ref: 663
Phillipine islands knife Phillipines knife: blade 6ins, 11ins overall Ref: 664
Phillipine islands knife Phillipines knife: blade 7.25ins, 13ins overall Ref: 665
Phillipine islands knife/spear head Phillipines knife/spear head: blade 8ins, 12.5ins overall Ref: 656
Polynesian axe-shaped Gugu club 20th century, size: 107cm/41 inches.
Polynesian bowl 19th century, size: 24.5cm/9.5 inches
Polynesian hardwood blade/sword 19th century, size: 97cm/38 inches.
Polynesian lime spatula 19th century, size: 60.5cm/24 inches.
Polynesian lime spatula 19th century, size: 59.5cm/23.5 inches.
Polynesian lime spatula 19th century, size: 50.5cm/20 inches.
Polynesian obsidian knife 19th century, size: 20cm/8 inches.
Polynesian paddle 19th century, size: 167cm/66 inches. Due to the large size of this item please check shipping costs before purchase.
Polynesian paddle 19th century, size: 162cm/64 inches. Due to the large size of this item please check shipping costs before purchase.
Polynesian pudding knife 19th century, size:56cm/22 inches.
Polynesian staff. 19th century, size 122cm/48 inches.
Prototype Sheffield Bowie with etched blade Prototype Sheffield Bowie by Edward Gem & Co. with 9 inch spear pointblade, etched “PATRIOT’S DEFENDER” in decorative scrollwork, marked on the ricasso: ‘PROTOTYPE EDWARD GEM & CO SHEFFIELD’. Boatshaped nickel silver guard and flat pommel cap. Round stag handle. Blind tooled leather scabbard with top mount.
Pudding knife New Guinea pudding knife: 12ins overall. Ref: 055a
Puuko knife Puuko knife: blade 2ins, 5.5ins overall Ref: 098
Puuko knife Puuko knife: blade 1.5ins, 3.5ins overall Ref: 98a
Russian kindjal Russian kindjal: blade 8ins, 13ins overall Ref: 224
Russian kindjal Russian kindjal: blade 9.25ins, 14ins overall Ref: 231
Scandinavian hunting knife Small Scandinavian hunting knife: blade 4ins, 7.5ins overall Ref: 111
Scandinavian knife Scandinavian ebony handled knife: blade 3ins, 7ins overall Ref: 108
SHEFFIELD EXHIBITION KNIVES SHEFFIELD EXHIBITION KNIVES (ISBN: 0967091403 / 0-9670914-0-3) Claussen, Bill- Bill Adams- Brad Watts- Pete Mcmickle- Terry Moss- Kelly James- Joe Old World Publishing. Stated 1st/Limited Edition, 1999 Near Fine, Near Fine 4TO, 245 pgs., Color Photos Hardcover: Limited Deluxe Edition of 1300 copies of which this is number 627 and is signed by three of the authors, Claussen, Watts and McMickle. The first 300 copies were leather bound. Beige cloth binding with title in gold on front board and on spine. Illustrated endpapers are crisp and clean.'Exposition' IXL invitation taped to reverse side of first endpaper along with serial number sticker. Coated stock. This book shows the finest exhibition of Sheffield Knives seen since the nineteenth Century Expositions.
Sheffield knife Sheffield knife: blade 7ins, 11.25ins overall Ref: 030
Shona knife in carved and wire decorated scabbard, 19th century, size: 42cm/16.5 inches in scabbard, blade 26.5cm/10.5 inches, knife overall: 40cm/15.75 inches.
Somali shield Somali shield size: 13ins Ref: 733
Somali shield Somali shield, size 13.5ins. Ref: 734
South African knife South African knife: blade 9ins, 15.5ins overall Ref: 048
South African knife South African knife: blade 7ins, 12.5ins overall. Ref: 160
Souvenir knife Souvenir knife: 12ins overall Ref: 056
Spanish dagger Spanish dagger: blade 7ins, 11.25ins overall. (Images to follow) Ref: 158
Spanish dagger Spanish dagger: blade 8ins, 12.25ins overall. Ref: 204
Spear point Sheffield Bowie Impressive spear point Sheffield Bowie by Wade Wingfield & Rowbotham. Fine 11 inch blade, 15.75 inches overall. Blade with crown & harp logos next to ‘ WADE WINGFIELD ROWBOTHAM 82 TENTER STREET SHEFFIELD’. Original polish with slight stoning. ‘S’ shaped steel guard to checkered buffalo horn scaled grip with milled brass liners, full tang, lined lanyard fixing hole. Original leather sheath.
Spear point Sheffield Bowie Spear point Sheffield Bowie by George Fisher with 7.75 inch blade, 12 inches overall, blade marked: ‘GEO FISHER SHEFFIELD’, and ‘SD’on ricasso, stag grips, heavy nickel silver guard. Scabbard with heavy, elaborate scalloped mounts and frog stud.
Special edition - Pocket Fruit Knives, Simon Moore ‘Pocket Fruit Knives, a synopsis of their history from the UK, France, Northern Europe & USA’, is an antique knife book which provides dealers and collectors with top quality images of knives, designed to enable the reader to spot even cleverly-produced fakes, and avoid costly investment mistakes. A price guide to the illustrated knives, arranged in price bands from £50 to £10,000-up is included. This special edition is bound in leather, and numbered - one of a limited edition of 50 copies.
Special edition - The London Knife Book, by Ron Flook Special limited 100 copy edition bound in leather & numbered. The cutlery makers and retailers of London - an A_Z guide from 1820 - 1945. Profusely illustrated, Ron Flook's book shows the high standing of London cutlery with comprehensive listings of more than 1000 names of firms and family members as well as showing fine examples of the immense range of cutlery made and sold there. Hardback, leather, 230 pages, ISBN: 9780955950728.
Sudanese arm dagger North African arm dagger - Sudanese: blade 12ins, 17ins overall. Ref: 137
Sudanese dagger Sudanese dagger right angle curved 8.5 inch blade, carved wooden grip. 12.5 ins overall. Ref: 003
Sudanese dagger Sudanese dagger, 7 inch blade, and carved wooden grip. 11 ins overall. Ref: 009
Sudanese dagger right angle curved 8 inch blade Sudanese dagger right angle curved 8 inch blade, wooden grip. 12 ins overall. Ref: 005
Sudanese dagger right angle curved 9 inch blade Sudanese dagger right angle curved 9 inch blade, and wooden grip. 13.5 ins overall. Ref: 006
Sudanese dagger with curved 9 inch blade Sudanese dagger with curved 9 inch blade, and wire wrapped, carved grip. 14 ins overall. Ref: 004
Sudanese dagger, 8 inch blade Sudanese dagger, 8 inch blade, and carved wooden grip. 12 ins overall. Ref: 008
Sudanese knife North African knife - Sudanese: blade 12ins, 19ins overall. Ref: 135
Sudanese knife North African knife - Sudanese: blade 8.25ins, 12.25ins overall. Ref: 0136
Sudanese knife North African knife - Sudanese: blade 8.5ins, 13ins overall. Ref: 138
Sudanese knife North African knife - Sudanese: blade 9ins, 15ins overall. Ref: 139
Sudanese knife North African knife - Sudanese: blade 9ins, 14ins overall. Ref: 140
Sudanese knife North African knife - Sudanese: blade 9ins, 13ins overall. Ref: 141
Sudanese knife North African knife - Sudanese: blade 3.75ins, 8ins overall. Ref: 142
Sudanese knife North African knife - Sudanese: blade 5ins, 10ins overall. Ref: 142a
Sudanese knife North African knife - Sudanese: blade 5.5ins, 9ins overall. Ref: 143
Sudanese knife North African knife - Sudanese: blade 5.5ins, 9ins overall. Ref: 144
Sudanese knife North African knife - Sudanese: blade 5.5ins, 8.5ins overall. Ref: 145
Sudanese knife North African knife - Sudanese: blade 5.5ins, 9ins overall. Ref: 146
Taxidermy - Kingfisher in glass case Kingfisher set on branch, in hexagonal glass case. Mirrored behind the bird to give multi-views. Size 330 high x 293mm wide (13 x 11.5 inches).
Taylor's Eye Witness Sheffield cutlery display cabinet Glazed wall display for pocket knives. Size 2.25 inches deep x 18 inches wide x 45.5 inches tall, with attractive Taylor's Eye Witness Cutlery Sheffield logo on pediment. Two original brass mounting brackets on back.
THE ANTIQUE BOWIE KNIFE BOOK THE ANTIQUE BOWIE KNIFE BOOK (ISBN: 0962604402) Adams, Bill, J. Bruce Voyles and Terry Moss. Conyers, GA: Museum Publishing Company, Inc., 1990. Hardcover. Book Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Condition: As New. 1st Edition. VERY SCARCE. Sold out on publication, this copy just removed from long storage. Introduction by Norm Flayderman. Limited to 1100, First Edition, #366 Gilt stamped beige cloth. Quarto, 552 pp., profusely illustrated in full color throughout. The story of the 19th Century Sheffield, England (and American) makers of the world's finest, most practical and efficient blade: the famed Bowie knife, and its many variations: California knives, I Dig Gold From Quartz knives, Arkansas Toothpicks; buffalo knives, and during the American Civil War, knives marked Death to Traitors, Death to Abolition, Liberty and many more, often having highly-decorated hilts, silver and jeweled decoration, and ivory, horn or mother-of-pearl grip scales. The postwar American Frontier era brought large buffalo-skinning and related-use knives. Finally, in the 1870s the American makers of fine cutlery began appearing on the scene, often equalling the quality and style of those by the Sheffield makers. This book includes: American Bowies, Unmarked American Bowies, English & European Bowies, Showpieces, Confederate Bowies, California Knives and South of the Border Knives, plus an Index to Knife Makers and much more, including lavish and beautiful, full-page color shots of some of the finest antique Bowie knives in the world. An invaluable reference, and long out-of-print. The book and matching pictorial dustjacket are new. The Bowie knife ‘bible’ for invertors and collectors.
The Art of Eastern Australia by David Petty Newly-published, David Petty's Aboriginal Tribal Art book showcases his collection of early shields, clubs, spears & spear-throwers, boomerangs and axes of the highest quality. Top quality photography & production do justice to this fine and important collection. Hardback, 248 pages, ISBN: 9780955950742.
The Art of Eastern Australia by David Petty Newly-published, David Petty's Aboriginal Tribal Art book showcases his collection of early shields, clubs, spears & spear-throwers, boomerangs and axes of the highest quality. Top quality photography & production do justice to this fine and important collection. Hardback, 248 pages, ISBN: 9780955950742. Author's signature/dedication available on request.
The Art of Eastern Australia by David Petty Newly-published, David Petty's Aboriginal Tribal Art book showcases his collection of early shields, clubs, spears & spear-throwers, boomerangs and axes of the highest quality. Top quality photography & production do justice to this fine and important collection. Hardback, 248 pages, ISBN: 9780955950742.
The Art of Eastern Australia by David Petty Newly-published, David Petty's Aboriginal Tribal Art book showcases his collection of early shields, clubs, spears & spear-throwers, boomerangs and axes of the highest quality. Top quality photography & production do justice to this fine and important collection. Hardback, 248 pages, ISBN: 9780955950742.
The Glory Days of the Giant Scarborough Tunny, Mark Ross ‘The Glory Days of the Giant Scarborough Tunny’, (The British Tunny Club, Hardy Bros. tackle and big game fishing in the 1930s), written and published by Scots author and antique tackle collector Mark Ross. This is the standard edition, numbers 21-25. “angler in rowing boat catches Giant tunny (tuna) 60 miles off Scarborough”. “the first thing you feel is a violent tug on the line, a tug that quickly builds up... the biggest fish I hooked towed me away out of sight of the fleet......” “798lb tunny caught in the North Sea by Colonel E.T. Peel, 1932” John Drewett - Hardy tackle expert, collector and writer (Hardy Bros., The Masters, The Men & their Reels) foreword: “Mark’s efforts have culminated in a book that is ‘full of texture’. The monochrome photographs are so evocative of an era when men would don blazers and even suits when posing for the trophy picture. The boatman in their flat caps, the boats from which they fished and the yachts which many of the wealthy fishers possessed all combine to convey a world that will never be seen again. The collaboration between Mark Ross & David Watson has produced a hugely important tribute to an element of British angling history that excites so many fishermen and collectors”. No wonder the excitement & glamour of this new sport attracted the rich & famous. Blending heroic tales of epic sea battles with enormous fish, the special tackle used, & social history this book will fascinate anglers and antique tackle collectors alike. In hard back with dust wrapper, 270 x 210mm, 400 pages, colour printed throughout, 475-plus pictures showing atmospheric 1930s angling, the lords & ladies who went tunny fishing, Hardy and other rare big game fishing reels and tackle. All copies numbered. Also available in special edition bound in leather with slip case.
The Glory Days of the Giant Scarborough Tunny, Mark Ross ‘The Glory Days of the Giant Scarborough Tunny’, (The British Tunny Club, Hardy Bros. tackle and big game fishing in the 1930s), written and published by Scots author and antique tackle collector Mark Ross. This is the special edition, bound in leather, with dust wrapper and leather slip case - (email to choose from available numbers). “angler in rowing boat catches Giant tunny (tuna) 60 miles off Scarborough”. “the first thing you feel is a violent tug on the line, a tug that quickly builds up... the biggest fish I hooked towed me away out of sight of the fleet......” “798lb tunny caught in the North Sea by Colonel E.T. Peel, 1932” John Drewett - Hardy tackle expert, collector and writer (Hardy Bros., The Masters, The Men & their Reels) foreword: “Mark’s efforts have culminated in a book that is ‘full of texture’. The monochrome photographs are so evocative of an era when men would don blazers and even suits when posing for the trophy picture. The boatman in their flat caps, the boats from which they fished and the yachts which many of the wealthy fishers possessed all combine to convey a world that will never be seen again. The collaboration between Mark Ross & David Watson has produced a hugely important tribute to an element of British angling history that excites so many fishermen and collectors”. No wonder the excitement & glamour of this new sport attracted the rich & famous. Blending heroic tales of epic sea battles with enormous fish, the special tackle used, & social history this book will fascinate anglers and antique tackle collectors alike. In leather hard back with dust wrapper and leather slip case, 270 x 210mm, 400 pages, colour printed throughout, 475-plus pictures showing atmospheric 1930s angling, the lords & ladies who went tunny fishing, Hardy and other rare big game fishing reels and tackle. All copies numbered. Also available in standard edition with dust wrapper.
The London Knife Book, by Ron Flook The cutlery makers and retailers of London - an A - Z guide from 1820 - 1945. Ron Flook's book shows the true standing of London cutlery with comprehensive listings of firms and family members as well as showing fine examples of the immense range of cutlery made and sold there. Hardback, 230 pages, ISBN: 9780955950711.
The Sheffield Knife Book: A History & Collectors Guide, Geoffrey Tweedale The Sheffield Knife Book: A History & Collectors Guide (ISBN: 1874718113) Geoffrey Tweedale. Invaluable reference material for knife collectors and investors. Hyperion Books, 1997. Hardcover. Scarce. New: Very Good. Clean copy with a tight binding.
THE WILLIAM R. WILLIAMSON BOWIE KNIFE COLLECTION Butterfield & Butterfield Auction Catalogue. January 28, 1997. 161 pages. 400 lots. Soft covers. Over 350 knives. Some firearms. All color. Forty year collection of one of the most well known and respected knife collectors. Comes with prices realized. An invaluable guide for collectors and incestors to the values of these fabulous knives. Very scarce. Good copy showing some use.
Tibetan dagger Tibetan dagger in brass scabbard: blade 10.5ins, 14ins overall Ref: 072
Tibetan dagger Tibetan dagger in scabbard: blade 9.5ins, 13ins overall Ref: 073
Tibetan dagger Tibetan dagger: blade 10.5ins, 15ins overall. Ref: 070
Timber scriber Timber scriber: blade 3ins, 7.25ins overall Ref: 033
Tongan club Square section, 19th century, size 67.5cm/26.5 inches.
Tortoiseshell handled Bowie Tortoiseshell-handled clip point Bowie by George Butler & Company with 8.25 inch blade, 12.75 inches overall, blade marked ‘GEORGE BUTLER & COMPANY, TRINITY WORKS SHEFFIELD’ and the collar engraved ‘J.H. WILKINSON’. Heavy scalloped guard. Two small nicks in the edge, otherwise very good condition - unusual and very attractive handle.
Ula Ula size 15ins Ref: 750
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Zaire knife Zaire knife: blade 13.5ins, 21ins overall. Ref: 155
Zaire knife Zaire knife: blade 14ins, 22ins overall. Ref: 156
Zaire knife Zaire knife: blade 4ins, 7ins overall Ref: 146a
Zaire knife Zaire knife: blade 4ins, 7ins overall Ref: 146b
Zulu ? 19th century, size (each) 10 x 6 x 6cm/ 4 x 2.25 x 2.25 inches
Zulu axe 19th century, size: 66cm/26 inches long, blade 21cm/8.25 inches wide x 19cm/7.5 inches.
Zulu bowl 19th century, size: 49cm/19 inches.
Zulu carved ladle 19th century, size: 27 x 18cm/10.5 x 6.5 inches.
Zulu clay pot 19th century, size: 9 x 7.5cm/3.25 x 3 inches.
Zulu club 19th century metamorphic design, size: 59.5cm/23.5 inches.
Zulu pipe wire decorated, size: 22cm/8.5 inches.
Zulu powder horn 19th century, size: 23cm/9 inches.
Zulu root club 19th century, size: 72 cm/28.5 inches.
Zulu stick 19th century, size: 93.5cm/37 inches.