(4) Eastern Points, Knife or Spear, from Albany NY area

Twenty Four (24) faux(?) knife and spear points, 4-17". All appear to be from the same chert (flint) quarry except two, all purchased by a collector from Lighthouse Antiques in Gordon Nebraska in 1976

ITHICA CALENDAR CLOCK in nice oak case, key and pendulum were inside with another hand. Just as we found it in Albany, N.Y. area estate, measures 29" high x 15" across ar widest point.

A Medieval Socketed Iron Spear Point c.13th-14th cen AD. size 13 3/4 inches length. Fine Near Eastern medium size spear point. Condition: bent tip missing otherwise Perfect. Provenance: Ex, Robert Tho

incl. (1) obsidian spear point, 6”; notched spear point, 4.75”; (2) small spear or dart points, 3”; a Boone Co., Mo spear point, 6.5”; and (2) other points

A mounted collection of 5 Near Eastern spear points and arrow heads, c. 1000 – 600 BC, each very well preserved and display various types. Ls: 4 ½ in (11.5cm) to 3 ¾ in (9.5cm). All nicely mounted

John Newton & Co. Sheffield Spear Point Dagger John Newton & Company England victorian era spear point knife with stag handle Total size: 8 1/2" with blade measuring 4 3/4"

**First Time At Auction** Near East, Western Asia, ca. 1600 to 600 BCE. A gathering of four ancient Near Eastern bronze spear points. Three points have flat profiles with either short and flat handles

A Near Eastern bronze spear point and dagger blade, c. 1200 - 600 BC. The first is a short dagger blade, with narrow blade and flat midrib, the tang short and story, L: 5 1/4 in (13.3 cm). The second

(lot of 12) Pocket knives, unused and not sharpened, most well lubricated: (2) Douk-Douk, 4" clip point blades, black engraved handles; (1) Mercator "Black Cat Knife" K55K, 3.5" spear point blade, bla

Comprised of: 1) African spear point, 23-3/4” x 6-5/8”. No shaft. Shows heavy use, scratches, dark areas and scattered white paint. 2) African spear point, 21-1/4” x 5-3/8”. No shaft. Shows he

This is a Stainless Steel Knife with a metal handle. The knife features a spear point style blade. The switchblade is in very good condition with a strong spring action. The knife measures 5 1/4" with

Approx 3 Neolithic Sahara (5k-8k years old) knives and 1 spear point, from Mauritania, most without damage, some with ancient damage, largest approx 4"L.

Eastern Europe / Western Asia, Black Sea area, Pontic Greek or Scythian, ca. 500 BCE. A cast bronze spear point of elegant form. A narrow, cylindrical socket tapers almost unnoticeably to meet the bod

USA, Eastern Massachusetts (Salem area), ca. 800 to 100 BCE. This is a bifacial spear point of the stemmed style made from a white chert/flint or possibly a white rhyolite (as is common in Massachuset

Including 1 rare Cahokia damaged bird point. Largest measures 4.5 x 1.5 inches, smallest .75 inch. George Nichols collection. Nichols' notes regarding site 58 read as follows: "Loutre River area. 4 mi

Wade & Butcher - Sheffield "Hunter's Companion" Fixed Blade Knife. Hunting knife with a 6 3/4" saber ground spear point blade, overall length 11 1/4"". Blade face marked "MANUFACTURED BY WADE & BUTCHE

South-West Arrow, Spear and Bird Points, many from the Santa Fe area, although some chert and obsidian, 3/4" to 5", in the original cigar box and tobacco bags with turn of the century home-made cotton

Randall Made 'Model 10 - Salt Fisherman & Household Utility' Dagger Knife Having 4.75-inch satin-finished spear point blade marked 'Randall Made, Orlando, FLA.' between two sword stamps and 'S' with v

Corbet (C.R.) Sigman 'Stag Hunter' Knife Having 4.5-inch mirror polished spear point blade marked 'C.R. Sigman' on ricasso with full hidden tang construction including

Antique Caucasian "Chi-chi" Tribal rug, first half 20th century, probably Kuba (Quba), region, Eastern Caucasus, present day Chechnya. [4' 10" x 3' 3"]. Heavy wear and fading, many areas of thinning a

Nice Quality Antique 19th C. English or French Folding Bowie Knife, with Horn Grips and Very Beefy Spear-Point Blade. Opens and Closes Tightly and With a Snap. Total length unfolded : 7 3/4", Blade le

bowie knife, circa 1850, carved horn handle, German silver mount with scabbard, 9 1/4"

This is a Xiangtao Switchblade Knife Trio with hard wood handles. One is a spear point style blade which measures 7 1/2" with a 3 1/2" blade. One is a drop point style blade which measures 6 3/4" with

Four blades: large spear point, cap lifter/screwdriver, can opener and leather punch, the longest measures 2.75"L. Jigged brown Delrin handles. Nickel silver bolsters and inlaid Kabar shield, bras