VIKING ARROWHEAD C.850-1000 AD

C.850-1000 A.D. Bronze artifact, 1” diameter . The front with roped motif preserving remnants of gold overlay. Good mottled patina. Ancient brooches such as this were worn on the leather or coarse c

C.850-1000 A.D. Bronze artifact, 15/16” diameter. The front of alternated wide and narrow rope twist. Reverse unusually rounded. Good deep green patina. Ancient brooches such as this were worn on th

C.850-1000 A.D. Bronze artifact, 7/8” diameter. The front with faceted edge. Fine glossy green patina. Ancient brooches such as this were worn on the leather or coarse cloth jerkin to provide a meas

Iron. Exceptionally large example. 4 3/4" length with tapered butted seam socket. The point flat one side and slightly rounded the other as often encountered. Exceptional size and condition. Shipping:

3 5/8" total length. Well forged. A battle arrow with a diamond-shaped point on expanded foot with a tapered tang. Used against opponents protected by the light armor (mail and padded leather hauberks

3 3/4" total length. Elongated diamond shape point of near-flat form each side and butted seam conical socket. A flesh cutting arrow with used against unarmed civilians for raiding before the attack.

3 7/8" total length. Well forged. A battle arrow with a diamond-shaped point on expanded foot with a tapered tang. Used against opponents protected by the light armor (mail and padded leather hauberks

Cambridgeshire England. 4 3/8" length, finely forged iron with slightly rounded cutting edges and cusped bottom. Low medial ridge to each side of the point. Spread base and tapered tang. Vikings were

Cambridgeshire England. Just under 3" length, finely forged iron with acutely angled cutting edges and cusped bottom. Both sides flat. Spread base and tapered tang. Vikings were surprise raiders. They

2 7/8" total length. Well forged. A battle arrow with a diamond-shaped point on an expanded foot with a tapered tang. Used against opponents protected by the light armor (mail and padded leather haube

5" total length. Well forged. A battle arrow with a diamond-shaped point on expanded foot with a tapered tang. Used against opponents protected by the light armor (mail and padded leather hauberks) of

This diverse collection features ancient spearheads from Luristan, Greek-Roman, and Viking origins, varying in size from 20 to 60 mm, with the tallest being iron and the remaining crafted from bronze.

Iron. 3 1/4" length with 2" medially ridged flesh cutting point. Flared bolster and tapered tang. Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $9.95 to anywhere within the contiguous U.S. International: Flat-rate

Iron, 4" length, well forged with medial ridge to the point. Leaf shaped with conical shoulder. Quite crisp and professionally conserved ancient artifact. Shipping Shipping is a flat rate of $12.95 to

Fine example. 4” length with tapered butted seam socket (small chips only). The point with raised medial both sides, of especially long tapered form for penetrating leather armor. Stable profess

3 1/4" length, well-forged iron with slightly convex cutting edges and cusped bottom. Flared bolster with a tapered tang. The point of flesh-cutting form as Vikings were surprise raiders preying on un

3 7/8" length with side seam conical socket and tapered point of flesh cutting form and section. The point is flat on one side and ridged the other, intended for attacking victims unprotected by the p

3 1/2" length, well-forged iron with slightly convex cutting edges. Flared bolster with a tapered tang. The point of flesh-cutting form as Vikings were surprise raiders preying on unprotected victims.

3 7/8" length with side seam conical socket and tapered point of flesh cutting form and section. The point is flat on one side and ridged the other, intended for attacking victims unprotected by the p

3 1/4" length, well-forged iron with slightly convex cutting edges and cusped bottom. Flared bolster with a tapered tang. The point of flesh-cutting form as Vikings were surprise raiders preying on un

2 7/8" length of forged iron construction. Lozonge form with cusped tang. Item ships one business day after payment Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advanc

Viking Age, Ca. 1000 AD. A bronze finger ring with a round hoop, decorated shoulders and a circular bezel which bears incised decoration in the form of a left-facing dragon. These rings were given to

ca. 700–1000 AD. Viking Age. Bronze coiled ring with flattened terminals. The coiled shape of the ring is evocative of a snake, which is a prominent figure in Norse Mythology: Jörmungandr, ‘the W

Small, 1 5/8” length, iron with Y shaped point. Each side of two points of thick wedge section with the inner edges sharpened. Spread foot to seat in the shaft and cylindrical tang. Very rare. O