Fagan Arms Auction - April 12th 2022-04-12 Auction - 349 Price Results - Blue Lake Auction in MI
Fagan Arms Auction - April 12th
BENIN CEREMONIAL SWORD ADA MADE FOR THE ROYAL COURT
CONGOLESE SLAVER'S IVORY WAR TRUMPET, OLIPHANT
Done
Clinton Twp, MI, United States
Auction Details

Fagan Arms Auction - April 12th

Antique Arms, Armor, Ancient Jewelry refurbished for modern wear and related items.
ACTUAL PAGE PRINTED BY BENJAMIN FRANKLIN: From The Anarchy of the Ranters by Robert Barclay, printed and bound by Benjamin Franklin in 1757 in his Philadelphia print shop. Page 72/73. 6 1/2" x 4". Raw edge slightly irregular and the bound
Est.
US$200
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US$250
Lot Passed
19th CENTURY SLAVE PADDLE PALMATORIA: Extremely rare relic of the slave trade. Used to beat the palms of the hands which are particularly sensitive. That fact led to the punishing of school children in this country, by smacking their
Est.
US$1,750
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US$2,250
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.
US$4,100
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US$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.
US$15,000
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US$17,500
Lot Passed
RARE MALDIVES SILVER MOUNTED DAGGER: Silver mounted hilt and scabbard with MADE IN HITADU 1945, inscribed on the grip inlay. Hitadu is an island in the Maldives, in the Indian Ocean, which was a British protectorate at the time. 7" d.e.
Est.
US$300
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US$400
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.
US$1,750
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US$2,000
Lot Passed
COLONIAL AMERICAN SNUFF BOX: Lacquered papier mache, just over 2" length of rounded end rectangular shape. Layered lacquer with very deep brown coloration. The lid secured by a piano hinge and inlaid with an oval pewter
Est.
US$100
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US$150
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.
US$1,000
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US$1,250
Lot Passed
JAPANESE DOUBLE POINT ARROWHEAD KARIMATA: Edo Period. 7 3/8" length. Dual points, each medially ridged with a pierced triangle at their convergence. Tapered tang. These were used ceremonially and as votives. The general form in a smaller
Est.
US$250
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US$275
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.
US$1,250
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US$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.
US$300
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US$400
Lot Passed