Iron Harpoons

Lot (2) blacksmith made iron Harpoons. 31" L..

THE C. W. MORGAN, GIFT TO CONSIGNOR'S FATHER FROM THE CREW OF THE MORGAN WHILE AT ROUND HILL. HARPOON IS 32 1/2" LONG, 17 1/2" IRON BELAYING PIN.

19th Century wrought iron harpoon Size: 36" L Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $45.00 to anywhere within the contiguous U.S. International: Foreign shipping rates are determined by destination. Combin

Old iron harpoon, 35 in long, attached to a wood pole with rope 75 in long.

Antique experimental iron harpoon (fouled) with wavy shaft, Azorian, dented end. 26 in long.

Rare antique experimental iron whaling harpoon with sliding blade and pulley on end, has paper label from Barbara Johnson collection. 43 in long.

Native American, Northwestern United States, Alaska, or Canada, Inuit / Aleut people, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A pair of walrus ivory and iron harpoon heads attached to antique leather cords

Viking Iron Harpoon Spear with Stand Date: Circa 900 - 1100 AD Material: Iron Size: 360mm; 360grams Obtained from an old British collection; Purchased from a private London collector, acquired between

Iron harpoon. 33" L..

30 ½” 3 Pronged Wood – Iron Harpoon, Islands

Iron harpoon. 32 1/2" L..

1850'S WHALING HARPOON A ca. mid-to-late 1850s whaling harpoon (or "iron") with original wood shaft. The wood shaft, 1 1/4" diameter, fits into the wrought iron harpoon's head. It is fitted with a (re

Lot (2) iron harpoons. 37 1/2" and 61" Ht.. One signed.

Rare antique wood and iron harpoon with rope wrap stamped JOHN R. MANTA. Size: 85 in long. NOTE: The John R. Manta was the last whaling ship out of New Bedford, MA - sank in 1903 in the Azores with al

Antique experimental iron harpoon with arrow head and 2 toggle clips, 29.25 in long.

Ca. 100-300 AD. An iron harpoon consisted of a spiked head and a lateral hook at the top and a conical-shaped socket with a rivet hole at the bottom. This tool was used to pierce, stab and hook into s

Antique iron whaling harpoon with spring-loaded grommet, 30 in long. Illustrated in Lytle's book "Harpoons & Other Whalecraft" p. 205, #73.

Three Antique Wood and Iron Whaling Harpoons. Long wood handles wrapped in rope, with iron spear portions. {Approximate dimensions: All three are close in length, shortest 75 1/4 inches long, longest

WROUGHT IRON TOGGLE HARPOON19th CenturySimilar to #74 in Harpoons and Other Whalecraft by T.G. Lytle.Length 23.5".

2 early Nellis iron hay harpoons. 35" long.

Two flued tip stamped with a star at the 33 inches.

31 1/2" long Condition, used,

19th C. Hand Forged Iron Whaling Harpoon. Socketed iron shaft with double barbed head and rope eye. Good condition with old surface oxidation, measures: 30" L.

WROUGHT IRON TOGGLE HARPOON19th CenturyPossibly Azorean. Marked "A.C.C.".Length 30".