An Early Parrying Shield and Leangle Club

Solomon Islands Inlaid Parrying Shield / Club Qauata, San Cristobal. Mother-of-pearl inlaid hardwood. Provenance: Taylor A. Dale Collection, Santa Fe, NM. From the collection of Joseph Salamanca. Size

Height: 5 1/2 inches (14 cm.) Circa 1200-1000 B.C. Ex. Massachusetts private collection, J.B., acquired in the early 1960's Preserving its original pigments, type that is seldom available for sale. Au

AN EARLY VICTORIAN IRISH CURLY HORN SNUFF MULL - ALLAN RAMSAY INTEREST UNMARKED the horn of simple curled form with applied shield, engraved 'ALLAN RAMSAY CLUB DUBLIN 1836' above a foliate garland, th

AGS CERTIFIED #11120. Single 15" Globe Lens. C. 1920's. Richfield Oil Corporation, Los Angeles, California. CONDITION: Overall well displaying with large and early style Richfield shield & graphic. Le

An Early Club Upper Murray River Region, New South Wales (early-mid nineteenth century) carved hardwood 60 cm high PROVENANCE Private Collection, United Kingdom Private C

(Disneyland, c.1967) An extremely rare first year application for associate membership to Club 33 in New Orleans Square. Corporate level memberships allowed for several associate level memberships to

A durable and well made old parrying shield created with rhino hide and leather stitching. The Shield most likely dates to the late 19th century and is as hard as steel. The shield measures 22 inches

A Somalian Warriors Hide Parrying Shield (Gaschan) 19th to 20th Century. A classic example of circular form, with domed center and typical large hand grip and made from VERY hard Giraffe Hide. The Shi

Ancient Near East, Mesopotamia, Sumer, ca. 3rd to 2nd millennium BCE. A mold-formed pottery plaque depicting a striding, right-facing warrior in relief. The warrior presents wearing a knee-length kilt

An Aboriginal Parrying Shield last quarter 20th century Wood, grooved front and back, with handle. Inscribed "MU 178" on back. Height: 27 inches 
 
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A wooden parrying shield, Australia. Made of heavy wood, habile handle. Measures 24.75" long, 4.25" high, 2.75" deep. An effective weapon.

(2) Australian wood pcs, boomerang and parrying shield with integrated handle, longest 36"

AN AUSTRALIAN TRIBAL ABORIGINAL CARVED WOOD PARRYING SHIELD. 57 cm long.

A TRIBAL SOUTHSEA ISLANDS POLYNESIAN PARRYING SHIELD. 65 cm x 11 cm.

NSW, of tapering almond form, handle verso, length 56cm Provenance: Minjama, 2006, then Private Collection, Queensland.

PR. OF EARLY SHIELD BACK CHAIRS DIMENSIONS: 37 1/2" X 21" X 18"

2 Solomon Islands Parrying Clubs. Carved and incised wood with kaolin. From the collection of Joseph Salamanca. Size: 1) 37'' x 11'', (94 x 28 cm); 2) 36'' x 9'', (91 x 23 cm).

Early canvas golf bag with 10 early clubs including: Otis Moore wooden mallet head putter with cross hatched brass face; 8 assorted steel-head wooden shafted clubs, 5 signed "Alex McDonald", 3 by "Jac

This nice button collection is assortment of shields, clubs, and society buttons all are mixed metals. There are about 22 buttons on this card. These range in size from 12mm to 28mm overall. These are

A carved wooden parrying shield with finely etched linear designs. wunda were used in clan war as protection against projectile weapons, such as spears and boomerangs. They were also carried by perfor

Diademed and draped bust of Artemis right, with bow and quiver over shoulder, all in the center of a Macedonian shield / Club right, monogram above, two monograms below, all within oak wreath, thunder

Central Asia, India, ca. mid to late 19th century CE. An intriguing example of a double-ended defensive weapon with a central parrying shield known as maduvu (also maru, madu, or maan kombu). The weap

German Marklin O gauge train station with early shield mark on bottom. Station is marked "Passage", "Telegraph", "Office" and "Waiting Room". Original awning on side. Very little wear. Condition: (Exc

Tonga/Fiji Island shield/club, Polynesia, Hardwood with deep, medium brown, aged patina. late 19th Century 44.5"L, In very good condition, but one flange has been broken and glued back into place. Pro