Fagan Arms Auction - January 11th 2022-01-11 Auction - 346 Price Results - Blue Lake Auction in MI
Fagan Arms Auction - January 11th
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Clinton Twp, MI, United States
Auction Details

Fagan Arms Auction - January 11th

Antique Arms, Armor, Ancient Jewelry refurbished for modern wear and related items.
RARE ORIGINAL CAT-O-NINE TAILS: 19th century, maritime or slave trade. 31 1/2" length. Hand hewn oak haft pierced for a wrist thong. The tails in two segments of thick leather, comprising 5 and 4 respectively and nailed and wired
Est.
$3,000
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$3,500
Lot Passed
A 17th CENTURY GERMAN OR SWISS WAR SCYTHE: The war scythe has been described as a "peasant's weapon" and as with the morning star, suffered from the myth that they were farm tools pressed into service. In fact, German and Swiss arsenals
Est.
$4,100
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$4,500
Lot Passed
TWO HAND SWORD OF LANDSKNECHT TYPE: South German or Austrian, C.1580. Landsknechts, as the name implies were foot soldiers, and mercenaries skilled in hand-to-hand combat earning great recognition for their skill in the late 15th and
Est.
$15,000
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$17,500
Lot Passed
WESTERN EUROPEAN BALLOCK DAGGER C.1500: English or Dutch/Flemish. 8 5/8" wedge section blade, flat on the left side, the right with angled edge for half its width combining with the sharply angled false edge to form a spear point. Lobed
Est.
$1,750
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$2,000
Lot Passed
VIKING BATTLE AXE, 9TH-11TH CENTURY: Well forged iron, 8 1/8" height. Circular eye, with expanded top for added stability. Elegantly shaped bit of iconic bearded form. These were both thrown as did the Franks, and used in hand for
Est.
$1,000
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$1,250
Lot Passed
A SUPERB KONDA EXECUTIONER'S SWORD: Made for the royal court with finely worked 11 1/8" brass blade with swelled medial and flared convex tip. Both sides divided with five shallow broad fullers, the edges of which develop to incised
Est.
$1,250
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$1,500
Lot Passed
FINE CELTIC SIDE KNIFE C.400-100 BC: 5 1/8" length with an elegantly formed blade of thin wedge section. The back finely arched with a slightly upturned point and straight edge. Whittle tang for embedding in a bone or antler hilt.
Est.
$300
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$400
Lot Passed
PLAINS INDIAN PECTORAL: Early 1800s. Made entirely of natural materials and probably pre-contact. 2 7/8" diameter. Coil work, lipped domed form. The outer edge (lip) of red dyed plant fiber thread. The balance of porcupine
Est.
$250
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$300
Lot Passed