A SUDANESE SHORTSWORD

'Message 6'. Ink and watercolor on paper. Signed in Arabic top center. Verso: Titled. From a Mamaroneck, NY estate. Dimensions: 22.75" h x 15.5" w. Frame: 30" h x 22" w.

A massive example of the type, strongly associated with the Black Sea Cossacks, the distinctive octagonal grip of typical form with silver wire wrap. The obverse lavishly engraved and nielloed in bold

The armor of a commander, with tall, conical bowl wrought from heavy copper and silvered, with robust iron nasal crescent set screw, and elaborately-embellished brass finial with five terminals evokin

H.: 32 cm cm (high hat) H.: 38,5 cm (helmet with stand included)

Fazal Sheikh (born 1965) 'Rachel and Ochol, Family Section, Sudanese Refugee Camp, Lokichoggio, Kenya' (from 'A Sense of Common Ground'), 1992-3 Gelatin silver print from a Polaroid negative; signed,

Carried before the Mahdi s warriors, handstitched of cotton panels in white, red, cream, tan and blue on a geometrical field with the Arabic inscription, MASH ALLAH! (WHAT GOD HAS WILLED HAS HAPPENED!

Large Antique Sudanese KASKARA ~ African Islamic Warrior's Broad Sword with Alligator Skin Mounts & Rare Strong Fullered Blade. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 42 3/4", Blade length :35 1/

Britains Soudanese Infantry marching at the trail. 1925 version in original Soldiers of the British Empire, green label box. 8 pieces. Excellent condition. Box very good (with replacement tie card).

Scarce 19th C. Islamic African Sudanese Warrior's Iron Fighting Mace. Total length: 21 1/2". ~ . Detailed condition reports are not included in this catalog. For additional information, including cond

Wrought of steel in the form of a Sudanese spearhead, and deeply inlaid in brass with ALLAH, and VICTORY FROM ALLAH AND CON!UEST NIGH! ALI, MUHAMMAD! The long socket affixed by rivets at the bolster.

The crescent–shaped head with large backspike, lavishly inlaid with brass and copper, the borders with etched Qur’anic inscriptions. On its wooden haft. Second half of the 19th century. Haft possi

4pc Sudanese and African Kaskara Swords 36'' to 40'' Long. Steel and leather handles with some leather scabbards. Three of them are missing their steels tips. Overall wear from use and age. 19th centu

Gordon Charles G. "Chinese" Sudanese Governor General Charles G. Gordon Ceases Work on Railway to Spare Embarrassment for Lack of Funds   Autograph Letter Signed “C.G. Gordon,” one pa

British Colonial Style Dinka Sudanese Folding Chair, Dinka People, Sudan, East Africa, Late 19th / Early 20th C. Wood & Leather. Size: 39"H x 21"W x 22"D (99 x 53.5 x 56 cm).PLEASE NOTE: All auction i

China, XIXth Smalll sword with horn handle. l 48 cm

With wooden grip and brass crossguard. The long, straight, double-edged blade with long central fuller etched overall with Arabic calligraphy, including ALLAH! Grip-wrap lacking. Overall length 104cm.

Likely Spanish work, with canted horn grips and recurved brass guard, both embellished with crosshatching. The massive, curved blade expanding continuously to the clipped tip, and retaining some origi

The grip with hide covering and disk pommel. Steel guard with rare long, straight, double-edged blade with short central fuller, chiseled on each side with suns and moons and Arabic inscriptions inclu

A large example of characteristic form, the elephant and horn grip with silver pommel and handforged, double-edged blade. In its hide scabbard with stitched decoration and inscribed on the reverse, OM

A rarely encountered club, Shilluk People, carved of a single section of hardwood, fluted for its entire length. The grip and swollen butt finely covered in Monitor lizard skin. Late 19th-early 20th c

Having a 35-1/2" straight blade (probably 17th Century) with three median fullers. Both sides inscribed with half-moons. Straight crossguard with integral languets. Leather-wrapped lozenge pommel. Lea

The broad, crescent blade with massive backspike, showing traces of silver inlay. The wooden haft covered in crocodile skin with metal cap. Mid-19th century. 59.5cm overall length. Condition II

Sudanese bracelet, 18th century, tooled metal, 6" l x 4 1/2" w. Provenance: From a Massachusetts private collector.

Antique Sudanese Kaskara sword, overall length approx. 1020mm, double edge blade approx. 875mm with embossed leather sheath