PR. NAVAL BOARDING PIKE HEADS

American Revolution c. 1770 Revolutionary War Era Iron Naval Boarding Pike c. 1770 Colonial to Revolutionary War Era, Scarce Wrought-Iron Naval Boarding Pike Head with Boat Hook Style Design, Very Fin

United States, Vermont/New York, ca. 1776 CE. Iron and wood boarding pike on long octagonal wooden shaft. Blade is leaf shape with round iron sleeve to secure. Size: 56"L (1422cm). Provenance: Ex-For

North America, United States, Eastern Seaboard, ca. 1775 to 1800 CE. A rare hand-forged iron pike head with a folded shaft, tapered blade, three-tiered rounded decorative ornament where the blade inse

Group of two wrought iron pieces including:One 17th/18th c. naval boarding pike, possibly from the American Revolutionary War.One 16th/17th c. matchlock musket yoke, which would be mounted either on a

Naval boarding party articles including a naval boarding pike with original 19th century tip and reproduction haft (7 feet long), and a 20th century naval boarding axe manufactured by Brades and beari

22” x 6 ½” solid brass Naval boarding axe, crude casting, pirate use, original wood haft

Northwestern Europe, Great Britain, ca. 19th century CE. A heavy iron pike hand forged and mounted on a wooden pole with pyramidal blade sharpened to a point hafted via a socket and langets riveted in

Early American Navy Naval Boarding Axe ~ Original Wood Haft ~ Probably Revolutionary War to Civil War era. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 15", Blade length : 7 1/2". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS, Plea

Early Naval Boarding Axe ~ French or American ~ Engraved Initials on Blade ~ Later Wooden Haft ~ Probably Revolutionary War era. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 18", Blade length : 8". ~~

World 1880's Naval Boarding Cutlass w/Closed Basket Medal 41 Inch overall: Crowned logo on left hand side of the shaft, threaded tang with steel nut, and a steel basket makes for a heavy pointed weapo

Antique American Civil War era Navy Naval Boarding Battle Sword. Full Length 30.5 inch Blade Length 24.25 inch

16 1/2" long 8 1/2" wide impressed PRANTL 19th century

Near Mint With Box 8 Pieces

Pike measures approx. 16 1/2" in length, is forged from a single piece of steel, retains rat tail hook, and was used for boarding ship to ship.

From "The Types of The American Revolution" series. 8 pieces. Mint condition, tied to card in original box. Box excellent.

Two Tomahawks, a Pike Head, and a Bill Hook, 18th century. Including a spike tomahawk, common tomahawk, a pike head with forged socket, and a bill hook with forged socket. Ht. to 15 1/2 in. Footnotes:

Western / Central Europe, maybe Germany or Switzerland, ca. late 16th to 17th century CE. An iron pike comprised of a conical socket, a rhomboid blade, and a crescent-shaped butt. The wide socket narr

North America, United States, Eastern Seaboard, ca. 18th century CE. A rare hand-forged iron pike head with a folded shaft and tapered blade, created and used during the Revolutionary War era. Perfora

American Revolution American Revolutionary War Spontoon Pike Head Weapon c. 1775 American Revolutionary War Era, Spontoon Pike Head, Hand-forged in Wrought Iron, 12" Long, Fine. This example is simila

Rare American Civil War Confederate Pike Head by W.M. RILEY Total length : 16 1/2" : , Blade length : 10 3/4". Detailed condition reports are not included in this catalog. For additional information,

Europe, United Kingdom, English, ca. 15th to 16th century CE. An iron ceremonial pike head with a tubular tang and two bands that project off the rim for reinforcing and ornamentation when mounted on

Asia & North Africa, ca. 19th - early 20th centuries. MEASUREMENTS Longest with scabbard: 16 inches / 41 cm SHIPPING $30 flat-rate shipping in the continental U.S. (insurance additional). Internationa

Mexico, Spanish colonial period, ca. 18th century CE. This is a small iron pike head with an elaborate and deadly design, a conical, tapered socket, and a still-very sharp tip! Patina on this piece is

**Originally Listed At $250** Central Asia, Pakistan and northern India, Indo-Persian culture, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A handsome iron spear or lance head with a prominent midrib on both sides an