Scythian Akinakes Short Sword

6th-5th century BC. An iron short sword comprising a leaf-shaped blade with midrib, bow-shaped lower guard, flat grip and T-shaped pommel; mounted on a custom-made stand. See Khorasani, M.M. Arms and

The akinakes was made famous by the nomadic Scythians, adopted by the Persians and ultimately, the Greeks. Handwrought of iron with guard of bilobate type and early crescent pommel, with straight, tap

The akinakes was made famous by the nomadic Scythians, adopted by the Persians and ultimately, the Greeks. An above-average example for quality and condition, handwrought of iron with guard of block t

The akinakes was made famous by the nomadic Scythians, adopted by the Persians and ultimately, the Greeks. Handwrought of iron with guard of bilobate type and early crescent pommel, with straight, tap

Western Asia and Siberia, Scythian culture, ca. 6th to 4th century BCE. A lengthy forged-iron sword called an akinakes (or acinaces) with a sturdy handle, a T-bar pommel, and a lobate hand guard with

Ancient Scythian Iron Short Sword - Acainaces Date: 6th-5th century BC Rare Ancient Scythian Iron Short Sword of Acainaces type. This item has been professionally cleaned to show original details, and

Circa 500-400 BCA finely decorated Iron Acinaces-type sword with pointed, elongated triangular blade, B-shaped guard, rectangular handle and openwork winged pommel.The acinaces is a type of dagger or

1st millennium BC. An iron short sword with lozenge-section leaf-shaped blade, volute-scroll lower guard, flat grip with hatching to one face, lenticular pommel. 36 grams, 47cm (18 1/2"). From a North

Circa 500-400 BCAn iron sword with long, broad tapering blade, which terminates in a point, rectangular grip with lobed lower guard, rounded pommel. Excellent condition. Mounted on a custom-made displ

Ca. 500-400 BC An iron sword with a broad tapering blade, which terminates in a point, rectangular grip with a lower guard, bar pommel. Size: L:460mm / W:70mm ; 435g Provenance: Private UK collection;

ca. 600-400 BC. Scythian culture. A short iron sword of the acinaces type (Greek '????????') with a pointed bevelled blade, flat guard, rectangular grip, and circular pommel; custom-made stand include

ca. 600–400 BC. Scythian culture. A short iron sword of the acinaces type (Greek '????????') with a pointed bevelled blade, flat guard, rectangular grip, and circular pommel; custom-made stand inclu

ca. 600–400 BC. Scythian culture. A short iron sword of the acinaces type (Greek ????????) with a pointed, sharp blade, bow-shaped guard, slightly flaring, rectangular grip, and crescent moon-shaped

Ca. 600-400 BC. Eastern Mediterranean. A well preserved short iron sword of the akinakes type (Greek ἀκῑνάκης') with a pointed bevelled blade, wide, flat guar

Ca. 600-400 BC. Eastern Mediterranean. A well preserved short iron sword of the akinakes type (Greek ἀκῑνάκης') with a pointed blade, bow-shaped guard, rectan

Ca. 600-400 BC. Eastern Mediterranean. A well preserved short iron sword of the akinakes type (Greek ἀκῑνάκης') with a pointed bevelled blade, bow-shaped guar

Central/Eastern Europe, Black Sea region, Sarmatians or other nomadic tribes of the region (Sargat, Sauromatian, Saka, or Scythian), ca. 4th to 2nd century BCE. A rare example of the antennae pommeled

The akinakes was made famous by the nomadic Scythians, adopted by the Persians and ultimately, the Greeks. Handwrought of iron with guard of lobate type and early ram’s horn-type pommel, the straigh

The akinakes was made famous by the nomadic Scythians, adopted by the Persians and ultimately, the Greeks. Handwrought of iron with guard of rectangular type and small, flanged pommel, the straight, t

Western or Central Asia, Scythian dagger of the Acinaces sword type with a slender double edge blade, straight hand grip and flat pommel. Size 12 1/2" L x 1 1/2" WEx-Piscopo collection, Ex-San Diego A

George William (German: Georg Wilhelm; 13 November 1595 – 1 December 1640), of the Hohenzollern dynasty, was margrave and elector of Brandenburg and duke of Prussia from 1619 until his death. H

finely carved grip with openwork pommel and carved wood sheath, the blade with pierced openwork center with matching motifs and a finely engraved sinuous dragon; blade 12 in., sword 17-3/4 in., carved

Description: 18th century silver hilt, lion headed, English, or Continental, short sword. Sword hilt pommel of real silver, grip wrapped in green ray skin wrapped with four strands of both straight an

Ancient Greece, Hellenistic Period, ca. 3rd to 1st century BCE. An incredibly rare forged-iron short sword with a slender handle and a bar-shaped pommel. The elongated blade features sharpened edges o