CRUSADES ARROWHEAD

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11th-12th century. Used by the Saracens defending the Holy Land against the Crusaders. See Arms and Armor of the Crusading Era, Nicolle #691. Forged iron of classic form with a thick flat leaf shaped point with a flared shoulder on the tapered tang. A flesh-cutting arrow capable of penetrating the leather and textile armor of the Crusaders. 2 7/8 (2.91”) total length. Recovered from the Levant Battlefields. Professionally conserved excavated condition
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CRUSADES ARROWHEAD

Lot 0144

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Feb 4, 2026, 3:22 PM EST

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