A FLYSSA SWORD OF THE KABYLES ALGERIA MOROCCO

The hilt is a combination of steel and engraved brass styled as animal head, long single-edged blade heavily decorated with engraving and brass inlay, carved wood scabbard with four metal bands. Dimen

Kabyle Berber, (2) enameled silver cuffs, Early 20th c., Algeria or Morocco, each bracelet with hinged opening, one converted to lidded container, each decorated with blue, red, yellow and green ename

5 North African Pottery Pieces. Including 3 Berber Kabyle Peoples Polychrome Pottery Plates, Great Kabylia Region, Algeria; and 2 Berber Rif Mountains amphoras, Morocco. Size: Ranging from 2'' x 10''

An unusually large example of above average quality, the engraved brass hilt with steel ferrule and deeply-bellied, single-edged blade elaborately engraved and inlaid with brass panels and robust armo

A massive example of classic form, the engraved brass hilt with steel ferrule and deeply-bellied, single-edged blade elaborately engraved and inlaid with brass panels and robust armor-piercing tip. In

Publication Date: 1879 Title: Algeria Morocco & Tunis Cartographer: BARTHOLOMEW, J. Publisher: A. & C. Black Height: 11 Width: 16.5 Topography. Dry. Reserve: $45.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rat

Wood Engraving (Reverse side blank) Published 1876-94, London for "The Universal Geography" by Elisee Reclus. Edited by A. H. Keane. Paper Size: 10 x 7 inch (26 x 17.5cm) Good Condition

Wood Engraving (Reverse side blank) Published 1876-94, London for "The Universal Geography" by Elisee Reclus. Edited by A. H. Keane. Paper Size: 10 x 7 inch (26 x 17.5cm) Good Condition

Painted terracotta oil lamp, Kabyle, Algeria, 19th/20th c., painted in red, black and tan in geometric patters, with three wick holders, semi-circular fonts front and back with large handle, 13.75"h x

Northwestern Africa, Algeria / Morocco, Acheulean (Lower Paleolithic), ca. 1.2 million to 500,000 years ago. This is a large and remarkable hand-knapped stone tool that functioned as a hand axe. The b

Legion, Algeria Morocco c. 1900-1912. 7 pieces. In original box. Condition excellent. Box good.

This 50 piece lot consists of blades and points from the Mesolithic period. Most are uniface, some show ancient use and wear damage. Materials are colorful flints and agates. Largest point measures ap

Title: 1892 Black Map of Africa [on Separate Sheet] Morocco, Algeria to Tunisia [on Separate Sheet] Egypt Cartographer: A&C Black Year / Place: 1892, Edinburgh Map Dimension (in.): 21.3 X 16.8 in. Lar

This 23 piece lot consists of flint drills and awls during the Mesolithic period. Largest piece measures approx 2.75"L.

TITLE/CONTENT OF MAP: 'Morocco, Algeria, & Tunis; Upper & Lower Egypt; Inset map of Cairo' DATE PRINTED: 1901 IMAGE SIZE: Approx 33.5 x 44.0cm, 13.25 x 17.25 inches (Large); Please note that this is a

TITLE/CONTENT OF MAP: 'Morocco, Algeria, & Tunis; Upper & Lower Egypt; Inset map of Cairo' DATE PRINTED: 1901 IMAGE SIZE: Approx 33.5 x 44.0cm, 13.25 x 17.25 inches (Large); Please note that this is a

Title: 1837. Map of Barbary Coast. Northwest Africa. Morocco, Algeria, Libya and Tunisia. By A. Perrot Date/Period: 1837 Materials: Hand-colored steel engraving Size: 7 x 10 3/4” This is a map o

DescriptionTitle: Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia with Libya and S.W Europe. 1790 by BonneDate/Period: 1790Materials: Copper plate engravedSize: 14 3/4” x 10 3/4”1780-1790, published 1790 in "At

Whether you are a seasoned collector or new to numismatics, there is something here for you! This auction includes over 1000 lots that have been in storage and untouched for 40 years. All coins are so

French hallmarks, likely made in Algeria or Morocco for export. Inside circumference 7 inches, 24 grams.

North Africa Nations stamp collection. This collection contains 1 and a half double-sided sheets. Countries included are Morocco, Algeria, Mauritania and Tunisia. Please see photos.

Incl Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia. Etchings Published 1834 by Chez Furne et Ce, Paris for "Voyage pittoresque autour du Monde - Résumé général des voyages de découvertes..." By Jules Dumont d'Urv

Antique open-flame oil or grease lamp. Kabyle culture of Northernmost Africa, Atlas Mountain Range - today's Northern Algeria (Kabylia). Red-color terracotta eartheware, beige yellow finish. Tradition

Early 20th century, Berber/ Amazigh (likely Morocco or Algeria). Ring construction holds together oval silver plates with yellow and purple enamel and central red coral stones. Hook and eye clasp at b