A MORO PANABAS PROCESSIONAL BEARING SWORD

A processional weapon carried before a sultan or datu, in the form of a panabas axe. The blade with chamfered cutting edge and scrolled spine with engraved in okir motifs. With wooden grip expanding t

12.75" laminated single-edged blade, 3" at widest point. 15.5" rosewood handle mount with wire and carved in an attractive fluted style leading to a faceted shape. **Blade shows a dull pe

FILIPINO MORO PANABAS SWORD, having a sharp, slightly curved blade with a wooden handle bound by rattan and a thin wooden sheath for edge of blade. 20th century. 33" LOA.  Provenan

Moro Panabas war sword. - age unknown - not new. - approx. 32.5"L. Photos are considered part of description and condition.

Moro Peoples, a massive example of characteristic form. The long, thick, broad handforged blade with distinctive curve and expanded tip with profiled spine, and displaying faint evidence of layered co

The two-handled processional sword struck with maker's mark. The ricasso decorated with chased line work. The handle covered in green velvet ending in a wrought iron guard with stylized fleur-de-lis.

Antique Continental two-hand processional sword; the undulating 'flame'-type blade flanked at the handle by elaborate scrolled cross-guard and terminating in a faceted pommel; the shaft stampe

With flattened scent-bottle form steel pommel and stepped, leather-covered wooden grip, the robust steel guard recurved, with profiled ring guard ecusson. The massive, unsharpened blade wrought with a

HUGE Antique Asian Philippine Moro PANABAS Ceremonial Hatchet Axe, Full Length 39 inch Blade Length 24 inch

The long, broad handforged blade with distinctive curve and expanded tip with pronounced central ridge and evidence of layered construction, the faceted wooden grip with expanded pommel well-carved in

Finely carved pommel and handle. Length 19 inches. Together with its original scabbard.

A Finely Crafted Old Warriors Sword from the Philippines. A Moro sword known as a Kampilan with carved and decorated handle and classic hammered steel blade. The Sword measures 36 inches long and was

Moro Kris sword. - Philippines - Ivory/bone handle. - approx. 25"L. Photos are considered part of description and condition.

Moro Kris sword. - Philippines. - Ivory/bone handle. - age unknown - not new. - approx. 27"L. Photos are considered part of description and condition.

A massive example, the well-carved hilt of banati wood with finely-woven coir grip retained by silver bands, the pommel with silver studs and hair tassels intact. The broad, handwrought blade with vis

Moro Kris sword - Philippines. - Ivory/bone handle. - age unknown - old, not new. - approx. 27"L. Photos are considered part of description and condition.

Moro Kris Sword with Scabbard. 19th century. Carved wooden handle, wooden scabbard, blade with carved scrollwork. Length 27”.

Very Fine Large Philippine Moro KAMPILAN Sword. Spectacular Carved Wood Hilt Full Length inch Blade Length inch

A 19th century, 6 waved Kris or Keirs sword overall length 28 3/4" long. Very sharp steel double edged blade. The mahogany and aluminum mounted sheath (Warangka) is 26 1/2" long . All parts show expec

The wooden grip with engraved silver mounts and cord wrap. The handforged blade retains its baca baca clamps. In its silver-mounted wooden scabbard. 19th-20th century. Well worn. Overall length 62cm.

Likely Maguindanao work, the spherical wooden pommel capped with an engraved silver disk, grip with silver mounts. The substantial blade with pattern-welded forging evident. In its wooden scabbard. Be

PHILLIPPINES, 19TH CENTURY A fine example of a Islamic Phillipino Moro Kris sword. The blade is in wonderful condition with very minor surface rust and still posses a sharp edge. The handle and case s

The handwrought blade showing an active pattern weld, the wooden grip with finely-profiled pommel with string wrap. In its rattan-wrapped scabbard with locket elaborately carved en suite with the pomm

This is a classic sword of the Moro people of the southern Philippines and of the Sulu Sea area called a kris. The classic Moro kris is based heavily on the Indonesian keris but is distinctly larger a