TWO AFRICAN SPEARS

The long Masai throwing Spear is 6 foot and 2" long. The shorter fishing Spear is 5 foot and 5" long. These are used by the Masai in Kenya, Northern Tanzania, and Southern Ethiopia. The average Masai

Larger 77" Condition, lightly used

African tribal spears, both long spear with double edged blade and slender wood shafts, one with weighted slender iron base. 82 3/4" L with 16" head and 12" blade (of largest)

A (lot of 3) Two African long spears, the wood poles paint decorated in silver squiggly line banding, each 64"h together with an associated carved wood shield fitted with rattan banding

A group of two Chokwe Complex spears. Democratic Republic of the Congo/Angola, Central Africa. 20th century. Wood and metal. ++ 55 1/4" x 4 1/8" x 1 3/4". Condition: spear contains a hanging contrapti

AFRICAN POLEARMS ZULU SPEARS Two Zulu African spears, 20th century.

Two African Iron and Wood Spears, iron blades and wood handles. Dimensions: 60 in.l. the larger Condition: As is with smoke residue.

We believe the smaller broken spear to be late 19thC. while the other is first half 20thC. Two Maasai hunting spears, Tanzania. Mr. Nooters notes mention simply Maasai spear hand written on a piece of

One with separating end. 72"H

20th century, one Songye carved wooden shield with face masks, one Massai, Kenya, painted leather shield, and one African throwing spear. This lot to be sold on day 2, Thursday, October 4 (Lots 949-2

COLLECTION OF WEAPONRYFour pieces including two African double-ended short spears, a metamorphic walking stick and brass cast hatchet/peace pipe. Longest 40" length

Collection of Twenty-Two Canes, Walking Sticks and African Spears l. 28" to 73" Provenance: From the collection of Ambassador Richard Carlson.

Six African Spears, Including three Assegai spears, two long bladed throwing spears, and one Zulu spear {Tallest spear 73 inches; shortest spear 62 3/4 inches}

Lot of fifteen good Native American, two African as labeled, arrowheads and points. Black spear head L. 4.75". Overall good conditions.

East Congo. Ex: Baptist Missionary Society, about 1900. Two pieces, probably associated. Forge iron, point, 18 1/2" length an iron tailpiece with a conical socket and decorative twisted medial, 22 3/4

Comprised of: 1) African spear point, 23-3/4” x 6-5/8”. No shaft. Shows heavy use, scratches, dark areas and scattered white paint. 2) African spear point, 21-1/4” x 5-3/8”. No shaft. Shows he

An assortment of African tribal weapons and hunting tools, comprising: One large curved metal sword, antelope / sable horn sheath with carved wood handle Two ceremonial daggers with leather and natura

Six carved pieces to include Rosewood carved figure of a topless woman, a carved spear, a small figure with shell eyes, two African carved figures, and a walking stick. heights 9 1/4 inches to 48 inch

20th century, with detachable shields and spears. This lot to be sold on day 1, Wednesday, October 3 (Lots 1-948) 32 in. (one slightly smaller) From the Complete and Important Collection of NOA Livin

A GROUP OF FOUR EAST AFRICAN TRIBAL SPEARS, POSSIBLY MAASAI PEOPLES, MID 20TH CENTURY, two Maasai spears with traditional willow leaf form blade spear heads centering a median ridge, on an elongated c

African Weaponry; Three large African forged iron spear points blades, two with wood handles. Provenance: from Taylor University's Mabel P. Michel Collection. Proceeds benefit Taylor University endowe

each signed Sambi to base; Condition: male figure with removable spear; female: 38 inches high; male: 40 inches high; 45 3/4 inches with spear;

3 African bronzes, two antelope figures & figure of man with shield & spear, man is 11.5" tall.

AFRICAN CARVED WOOD POINTED SPEAR FORMS 19TH.C. TWO L 12", 8" Triangular spears. carved mask images in bas relief. Provenance: Estate of Jack Faxon, Birmingham, MI. Michigan Senator and creator of the