A NORTHERN BORNEO PAKAYUN SWORD

Ethnographic / Native / Tribal: A Borneo sword and scabbard. Approx. 27 1/2" long Category Ethnographica & Tribal Art

NORTHERN EUROPEAN SWORD Northern European, likely German sword, ca. late 1600s, blade 36" long, 44" long overall, bilobate basket affixed with four screws (versus studs), sheared and hammered within t

Indonesian Dayak Headhunters Mandau Sword Borneo, Early 20th century. With antler plaques. Size: 36'' x 2'' x 1.5'' (91 x 5 x 4 cm).

Mandau Headhunter Sword, Dayak Peoples, Borneo. Wood, steel , antler, rattan, hair, 19th c. Measures 29". Weight 1 lb 5 oz.

Early Borneo Tribal Sword w/ Knife - Dayak Mandau in Wooden Sheath + Whittling Knife

Traditional Dayak Borneo Mandau Sword - A Mandau, the traditional sword of the Dayak peoples of Borneo. The blade of the sword is engraved with traditional designs and has a reticulated and blackened

Mandau Headhunter Sword, Dayak Peoples, Borneo. Wood, steel , antler, rattan, hair, 19th c. Measures 29". Weight 1 lb 5 oz.

2 Iban Dayak Mandau Swords, Borneo, Sarawak, Malaysia. Carved horn handles, one with scabbard finely carved in the leech pattern. From the collection of Joseph Salamanca. Size: Length of Blades 20" (5

Sword. Borneo, Dayak People, mid 20th century, the steel blade affixed to a carved hardwood handle bound with woven natural fibers, fitted with a carved softwood sheath bound with natural fibers, meas

Dayak People, the well-wrought blade of characteristic form, with integral grip and turned brass pommel. In its wooden scabbard with rattan bindings and remains of suspension system. 19th century. Wel

A finer than average example, the antler grip with intricately carved pommel and finely-woven grip wrap. The hardwood scabbard well carved and profiled. The blade robust and well engraved in Dayak mot

A finer than average example, the antler grip with intricately carved pommel and finely-woven grip wrap. The hardwood scabbard finely carved and profiled, and retains its suspension belt. The blade ro

An above average example, the antler grip with intricately carved pommel and finely-woven grip wrap. The hardwood scabbard well carved and profiled, retains its pisau raut knife. The blade robust and

Likely German or Dutch, the hilt of bronze with antler grips, the fullered, single-edged blade elaborately etched. In its brass-mounted leather scabbard. Well worn, scabbard mounts likely later. Overa

The hardwood grip with intricately carved pommel and hair tassels. The wooden scabbard with finely carved and profiled panels. The blade quite sharp. Early 20th century. Minor wear, grip wrap lacking.

**Originally Listed At $300** Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Borneo, Dayak culture, ca. 19th century CE. A beautiful and ornate "Mandau" sword handle that is hand-carved from deer antler with a braided ra

Head Hunters Sword, Mandau-Borneo, 18 ¼” blade, has replaced plastic handle

**First Time At Auction** Southeast Asia, Borneo, Dayak, Ngaju peoples, ca. early to mid 20th century CE. A hand-carved wooden sheath wrapped with a yellow cloth and human hair tassels, and attached t

A distinctive Bornean sword of the Iban Dayak, called a Mandau or Parang Ihlang,these swords are found in institutional and private collections in varying degrees of quality. They are distinguished by

Antique Indonesian Tribal MANDAU Sword ~ Used by Borneo DAYAK Tribe Headhunters . Total length (inside scabbard if present) :22 3/4 ", Blade length : 16". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS, Please View More Detailed Cl

Fine Dayak headhunter's mandau sword. 19th century Borneo. Well carved wood and leather wrapped handle with raffia / natural plant fiber...this may actually be hair. Measures 39" long. The handle meas

Fine Dayak headhunter's mandau sword. 19th century Borneo. Carved wood and leather wrapped handle. Measures 33" long. The handle measures 7.25" long, 5.5" wide.

Probably made for American stationed in Northern Philippines, the short sword's curved blade incised with palms and foliate motifs, its wood handle carved to depict an eagle's head. 19" L. Oxidation t

Two Parang style swords from either Borneo or Sumatra. L. of longer: 67 cm (26 3/8 in.) L. of shorter: 54 cm (21 1/4 in.)