Spear point from Moro peoples of Philippines

An exceptional spear point from the Moro peoples of the Philippines, mid 1800's. This distinctively shaped, pattern welded blade is 18-3/4 in long, has a very fine patina and sharp edges. Wired to be

**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

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

Philippines archipelago, Moro tribal spear or javelin with smooth patinated wood shaft, lower spike, and a double sided spear head. 73 1/2" L, spear head 13" L

Southeast Asia, Philippines, Moro people (also Bangsamoro), ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A lovely example of a steel kris of the Moro style, featuring a wavy steel blade with engraved flora

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

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

19Th C. Philippine Mindanao Moro Kris Sword. This is a classic sword of the Moro people of the southern Philippines and of the Sulu Sea areacalled a kris. The classic Moro kris is based heavily on the

BARONG / BARUNG SWORD WITH SHEATHSouthern Philippines, WWII era, Moro people. Wide, leaf-shape blade with curved kamagong pommel with carved decoration, brass and corded grip. Matching carved scabbard

Moro Chainmail Armor Vest The Moros Philippines late 19th/early 20th century Chainmail, Brass, Water Buffalo Horn --- The Moros were the endemic people of the Philippines who fought the US marines dur

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

Java, Indonesia spear point collected on the Fahnestock Expedition; Possibly from the Moro, the Damascus steel blade with twisted shaft, 15"l (38.1 cm). PROVENANCE: Inherited by a direct descendant of

Moro People, finely cast of bronze with characteristic modeling and embellishments and broadly flared muzzle. On its hardwood base. Mid-19th century. Worn. Overall length 78.5cm. Condition III

Moro People, 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 a

Kuba People Style Wood Spear with Iron Point, South-western of Democratic Kongo, Central Africa, 53" x 2" x 2" PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, New York

(6) Antique forged iron spear heads, incl. Moro, 19th/20th c., Africa, Southeast Asia, and Philippines, including 'Budiak' heads, beveled tapering blades, 17.5"h (largest), 7"h (smallest)

70.5" overall length with 12.75" spearhead. Haft wrapped with rattan. Attributed to the Igorot People of Luzon, Philippines. **Some staining of metal with haft in good condition.** $100-$300

61.25" overall length with 15.5" head (including socket). Haft adorned with metal inserts in geometric patterns. Attributed to the Igorot People of Luzon, Philippines. **Blade shows some dark

Southeast Asia, Philippines, Ifugao, ca. 20th century CE. A finely-built and extremely-sharp steel spear blade with a raised midrib on either face and a gradually-tapering point. Its socketed end is f

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.

Early-mid 20th century, a woomera or spear thrower, of curved paddle form, one end with tapering point, the other with pommel. Size: 36 1/2" L Provenance: Property from a Private

Igorot People, the heavy, barbed head handforged, with iron ferrule and wickerwork reinforce to the tapered hardwood haft. Late 19th century. Worn. Haft in two pieces. Overall length 195.6cm Condition

Igorot People, the well-forged steel head with double barbs and chamfered edges, with expanded socket, retained with finely-woven bands of rattan and an iron ferrule. The hardwood haft well-balanced.

Igorot People, the heavy, barbed head handforged, with iron ferrule and tapered hardwood haft. Late 19th century. Worn. Overall length 136.2cm Condition III