A MAMLUK JAVELIN HEAD RAHM

3rd century AD. An iron spearhead comprising a tapering iron shank with split socket to the lower end, clasp-ring, two holes for the securing peg with incised saltire to each, leaf-shaped point with f

Seventh Crusade period, (1248-54) See Arms and Armor of the Crusading Era, Nicolle, fig.84 for a comparable example excavated at Ras Castel Serbia. Just over 3" length, well forged iron with thickened

10th-13th century, western Mediterranean. 3” in length, finely forged with a low ridge on each side. Very elegant form with long slender barbs and a conical socket retaining a fragment of the wo

Azeri Lu bronze javelin head

Azeri Lu bronze javelin head

12th-13th century A.D. A Baltic socketted javelin head with barbs and tapering round-section shank for insertion into a wooden shaft. See for a similar specimen Nicolle, D., 'Raiders of the Ice War' i

Ancient Near East, Canaan, the Levant, Middle Bronze Age II, ca. 1900 to 1550 BCE. A collection of 3 copper spear or javelin heads and lengthy necks that taper to slender hafting tangs. The widest has

1st millennium BC. A mixed group of knapped stone javelin-heads, tanged with barbs and bevelled edges. 110 grams total, 53-69mm (2 - 2 3/4"). Property of a South Australian gentleman; from his father'

1st millennium BC. A mixed group of knapped stone javelin-heads, some with barbs and bevelled edges. 80 grams total, 38-56mm (1 1/2 - 2 1/8"). Property of a South Australian gentleman; from his father

Description: Mamluk style saber (C 19th century). The length of the blade is 28.5" with a single cutting edge and the touch mark of Lion Head Hills. The blade has no fuller in accordance to Mamaluk st

Zulu People, the head quite well-forged with characteristic complex wire wrap to base and hardwood haft. Dating from the Zulu Wars. C. Latter 19th century. Light wear. Overall length 134.6cm. Conditio

Philippines archipelago, Moro tribal spear or javelin with smooth patinated wood shaft, lower spike, and a double sided spear head. 73 1/2" L, spear head 13" L

Rarely encountered, wrought entirely of steel with characteristic leaf-shaped heads and flared butts, with filework embellishment and applied brass bands. Retaining most original leather wrap to grips

Claudius I, 41 - 54 AD. AE As, Rome Mint, 30mm, 11.08 grams. Obverse: TI CLAVDIVS CAESAR AVG P M TR P IMP P P, Bare head of Claudius left. Reverse: S C, Minerva advancing right holding javelin and shi

Ancient Roman Silver Denarius Commodus (177-192). AR Denarius (17mm, 2.66gm). Rome, 190-1. Laureate head r. R/ Minerva advancing r., looking l., branch in r., shield and javelin in l. RIC III 223a; RS

Egypt; ca. 1000 B.C. An extremely rare and fine mummified head of a female,with delicate features and retaining virtually all skin surfaces,dentition and hair. Linen wrappings still partly in place (m

Appel, Karel (Dutch, 1881-1973), Head with Flower, 1967, oil on canvas, 41.75 x 40 inches, signed lower left, and additionally signed and titled on stretcher bar. Provenance: Galerie Agnes Lefort, Mon

A RARE WHITE MARBLE HEAD OF A BEARDED SAGE, LAOZI Northern Qi-Sui dynasty, 6th century Finely carved with a benevolent expression emanating from half-closed eyes, high cheeks and plump jowls set off b

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Complete Flying Eagle and Collection. From 1857 through 1909-S without the overdate, includes copper-nickel and bronze coins with each of their variations. 61 coins total. Weight: 2.5 lbs. including a

Iconic Mintons Majolica 'Hare and Duck Head' Game-Pie Dish and Cover The model attributed to Paul Comoléra, shape no. 1990, date cypher for 1876 Oval, the shallow domed cover molded with two addors

An imposing Roman marble head of Lucius Aelius Caesar, early 2nd Century AD, over life size in veristic style. The portrait features his distinctive is curled hair and beard, his heavily lidded eyes w

Ancient Rome, ca. 2nd century CE. Sure to be the star of any collection, this impressive carved marble head represents the god Apollo, slightly over lifesize, in wondrous classicist style, subtly turn

A Roman Marble Head of a Ram Circa 1st Century B.C.-1st Century A.D. Height 10 3/4 inches (27.3 cm). Property from a Private Connecticut Collection Provenance: G. Terzis, Nicosia, Cyprus. Thassos Adon