19th Century Philippines Moro Barong Sword or Bolo

This is a classic sword of the Moro people of the southern Philippines and of the Sulu Sultanate area called a barong. These swords have a distinctive form that is specific to this region of South Eas

The grip carved of banati wood, with crested pommel, the ferrule of silver with broad, The handforged blade. Second half of the 19th century. Pommel chipped. Overall length 55.5cm. Condition IV

Silver handle, 19th c., Philippines. Length 25.5 inches, sheathed.

Philippines Moro Kampilan Sword 38''. Carved wood handle with steel blade. Some rust and wear from age. 19th century, philippine.

Philippine kalis sword. Moro people, Mindanao, Philippines. Filipino, ca. Late 19th century. This kalis has a separate gangya that has been forged to the blade. Straight blade into wavy curves. Curved

Featured in this lot is this 19th century Katipunan era Filipino Luzon Bolo sword from Luzon, Philippines. This Philippine Katipunan-era bolo is commonly referred to as "Luzon Matulis" i.e., pointed (

Philippines Archipelago, probably Mindanao, 20th century Maranao or Tausug with a wide single edged blade and sharp terminating point, silver engraved lower grip, and burl or fruit wood carved handle.

19TH CENTURY PHILIPPINES BARONG KNIFE - Pitted blade, Electrical tape on handle (cracked underneath); chipped handle ; Measures: 23.75" long ; Estimate: $50-$100

A Rare 19th Century Mindano, Philippines, Moro Blanket Chest Mother Of Pearl Inlay. Found with other authentic tribal artifacts at a fine estate in Southern Illinois. Chest measures approx. 13.5" X 25

Rare 19th century Philippine Moro Kris Sword with a curved wavy steel blade and a carved wooden handle decorated with hand-carved natural materials parts in the form of dice. The carved wooden scabbar

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

Rare 19th C. Philippine Moro Warrior's Fighting KRIS Sword With Seldom Encountered Original Fabric Scabbard Cover Fully Intact. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 28", Blade length : 22 3/4".

A Philippine barong of the Moro tribe, 19th centuryBlattförmige Rückenklinge, fein beschnitzter Holzgriff mit silberner Griffzwinge und aufwendiger Schnurwicklung. Hölzerne Scheide, an Mund u

Two Moro Barong Swords and Scabbards, Southern Philippines. Size: 1) 23'' x 3'' x 1'' (58 x 8 x 3 cm); 2) 24'' x 3.5'' x 1.25'' (61 x 9 x 3 cm).

**Originally Listed At $1400** Oceania, southern Philippines, Moro peoples, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. An impressive spear or sibat of the "budiak" style, presenting an elongated wooden shaft

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

The long blade showing layered forging, the exotic hardwood grip with characteristic crested pommel. First half of the 20th century. Overall length 66cm. Condition III

19th / 20th C., with traditionally shaped wood handle. Blade still sharp and in good condition. Loss to portion of wood hilt. Total length, approx. 22". Blade approx. 15". Provenance: Estate of Cayce

A massive example, with wooden grip and recurved guard and handwrought blade. 19th-20th century. Worn overall. Overall length 94.7cm. Condition III

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

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

A 19th century, 5 waved Kris or Keris sword overall length 27" long. Very sharp steel blade (bilah) is 22.5" long, The Mahogany and brass mounted sheath (Warangka) is 22 1/2" long. All parts show expe

The well-carved hilt of dark hardwood with woven rattan bands, the handwrought blade with expanded, profiled tip. Late 19th century. Light wear, areas of age-toning to blade. Overall length 97.3cm. Co

The hardwood grip with expanded pommel and rattan bindings, the straight blade with separately-applied ganga wrought of unusual pattern-welded steel with single baca-baca. Mid-19th century. Worn. Over