An African Assegai Type Throwing Spear, 186cm long,

Six African Spears, Including three Assegai spears, two long bladed throwing spears, and one Zulu spear {Tallest spear 73 inches; shortest spear 62 3/4 inches}

Ethnographic / Native / Tribal: Two African throwing spears, together with a bamboo walking stick with twin head pommel and incised face detail to shaft. Largest spear approx. 74" long (3)Please Note

Featured in this lot is this Zulu Nation, South African Umkhonto throwing spear. The spearhead shows leaf-like construction with a forged steel shaft tang and a long haft; the blade is covered by a le

The long Masai throwing Spear is 6 foot and 2" long. The shorter fishing Spear is 5 foot and 5" long. These are used by the Masai in Kenya, Northern Tanzania, and Southern Ethiopia. The average Masai

Long Spear with socketed spear tip 32", dark wood shaft, and wrapped steel end with weighted base. Size 82 3/4" H

Both 20th c., including: Chief's Spear, Fang Peoples, with large leaf bladed tip, carved wooden figural handle of a man in a derby hat, 58 1/2" long; PLUS Double-Ended Throwing Spear, with narrow blad

Two Lethal African Iron Formed Spearheads The business part of a couple of pole inserted throwing spears, hammered and shaped iron. Unknown age. Good condition, 14.5" long.

20th century, one Songye carved wooden shield with face masks, one Massai, Kenya, painted leather shield, and one African throwing spear. This lot to be sold on day 2, Thursday, October 4 (Lots 949-2

AN AFRICAN TRIBAL THROWING SPEAR, POSSIBLY TUBU DAZA PEOPLES, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY, the line engraved steel blade centering a median ridge above a neck of small barbs on a line incised conical

AN AFRICAN TRIBAL THROWING SPEAR, POSSIBLY TUBU DAZA PEOPLES, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY, the line engraved steel blade centering a median ridge above a neck of small barbs on a line incised conical

Wood & Iron Spear With Animal Hair Decoration. Approximately 61.25L x 2.75W x 1.125D in.

Featured in this lot is this South African walnut Assegai ceremonial spear. The spear appears to be of Assegai style construction with a warrior effigy carved into one of the blades. The bottom blade

Long African spear double edged blade, socketed base, and long wooden shaft with pointed end. The blade is well corroded and likely late 19th early 20th C. 71 1/4" L

A (lot of 3) Two African long spears, the wood poles paint decorated in silver squiggly line banding, each 64"h together with an associated carved wood shield fitted with rattan banding

Group of three African long wood and metal spears; two with pierced designs to blade; H: 86" (tallest, approx.)

Large heavy and well made African Spear with a long blade of four sided with bulbous tip and socketed at the base, central hand grip section. Size 77 1/4" L, blade 44 1/2" L

African tribal spears, both long spear with double edged blade and slender wood shafts, one with weighted slender iron base. 82 3/4" L with 16" head and 12" blade (of largest)

60” Long African Spear with 21” x 29” Hide Shield (no shipping out of country)

East Africa, Kenya and Tanzania, Maasai peoples, 20th c. Large heavy African spear with a long rounded tip blade and four-sided base spike, exposed wood center section for handling. 69 1/4" H, blade 2

One large African hunting spear with long decorative tang terminating to one end with a large spearhead, decorated around the tang with slier rings and carved wood human faces, the opposite end with a

This Spear is 2" or 3" shorter than the Lion Spear and much lighter in weight for throwing. A young, strong Masai Warrior can throw this Spear nearly 300 feet. Generally they are tossed less than half

Zulu War Shield Isihlangu with Knob-Kerrie Ball Club and Assegai Spear. Shield is made of Cowhide. 62" x 20". Good Condition.

Maasai Throwing Spear, 64 1/2" long. Acquired in Kenya, 1967.

Long African Wooden Spear. Provenance: Collection of Allan Stone, New York. Size: 140'' x 4'' x 2'' (356 x 10 x 5 cm).