Four throwing knives, Central Africa

**Originally Listed At $650** Central Africa, Democratic Republic of Congo, Mangbetu culture, ca. mid-20th century CE. A pair of forged iron throwing knives that double as currency pieces, each with a

hand forged steel blade with well worn wooden handle and classic stylized form reportedly used as a throwing knife during initiation ceremonies. Azande peoples, DRC/ Congo, central Africa. The Sword m

Antique long, curved sword or throwing knife from the Kuba or Bandia people of Central Africa - Congo. Hand hammered blade, sharpened on one end. Etched ornamentation and geometric patterns on one of

Wrought iron currency throwing knife, Sara Laka or Musseye peoples, Republic of Chad or Republic of Cameroon, Central Africa, likely 19th century or early 20th century. Approximate size, 24"H (25"H on

Forged iron Kul currency in throwing knife form, mounted on stand, 19th or early 20th century, Madjingaye, Ngambai, Sara, Kaba, Nar or related peoples, Chad, Central Africa. Approximate size, 17' tall

Forged iron currency blade/throwing knife, Ngombe peoples, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Central Africa. Approximate size, 17.25" x 13.75". PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Philip Gould, Ne

Throwing knife statue with stand, in the style of throwing knives from Africa, specifically the Congo, handle of knife is shaped as a man with weapons and head gear, knife curves at the end with geome

208 pp.; 97 duotone illustrations, two maps in the text, 1 two-colour foldout map, bibliography. Text: German & English. München, 1991. Perfect condition, cloth, in slipcase. KEYWORDS: 010 Africa:

Kipinga Throwing-Blades of Central Africa Wurfklingen aus Zentralafrika Felix, Marc L. München: Fred Jahn Verlag (1991). ISBN: none English text207 pages97 b/w illustrations Hardcover28 cm 1130 g CHF

Central African Republic (Banda). 21 inches.

A pair of indigenous Zulu ritual tribal throwing knives produced in southern Africa. Mixed media steel, with fur tufts and gray slate blade. Museum Inventory No. t.7.2000.005. Provenance: Collection o

FIRST EDITION. "Travels, Adventures, and Discoveries in Central Africa; Including four months' residence with Dr. Livingstone." Original pictorial covers with gilt vignette. Gilt title and vignette to

Four Fang Wood Figures Central Africa Height of largest 13 1/2 inches (34.3 cm). Property from the Estate of Paul B. Dombrowski, Monona, Wisconsin

How I Found Livingstone Travels, Adventures, and Discoveries in Central Africa Including Four Months' Residence With Dr. Livingstone by Henry M. Stanley. Printed by Sampson Low, Marston & Company in L

Title: Throwing Knife – Metal – Ngbaka – Congo DRC Description: Throwing knife of the NGBAKA tribe. This type of weapon is one of the four main styles of throwing knives that were us

How I Found Livingstone. Travels, Adventures, and Discoveries in Central Africa; Including Four Months Residence with Dr. Livingstone by Henry M. Stanley First American Edition 1872.

Two Central African Luba Throwing Knives, Congo. Sizes: 1) 17.5'' x 12'' (44 x 30 cm); 2) 18'' x 11.5'' (46 x 29 cm).

Central African Banda Congo Throwing Knife. On stand. Size: 26'' x 15.5'' (66 x 39 cm). Height on Stand: 32" (81 cm).

Central African Banda Congo Throwing Knife. Size: 23.5'' x 15.5'' (60 x 39 cm). Note: There Are No Hidden or Confidential Reserves in this Auction; All Acceptable Bidding Commences at the Online Start

The Cutting Edge. West Central African 19th century throwing knives in the National Museum of Ethnology Leiden. Schmidt, A. M. / Westerdjik, P. Leiden: National Museum of Ethnology (2006) ISBN: 978-90

The Cutting Edge The Cutting Edge. West Central African 19th century throwing knives in the National Museum of Ethnology Leiden. Schmidt, A. M. / Westerdjik, P. Leiden: National Museum of Ethnology (2

A rare Old Tribal made dagger or knife with hammered Brass and steel , to form a classical Mongo peoples ceremonial blade. Central Congo, Africa. The Knife measures 15 inches long. Provenance: Ex Mebe

Three (3) knives with carved wood handles, Burkina Faso, West Africa, and Democratic Republic of the Congo, Central Africa. Approximate size, 11" (longest). PROVENANCE:From the estate of Professor Phi

One-of-a-kind hand painted clay masks from central Africa. I bought these from a travelling trader while living in Zimbabwe in the early 1980's and don't remember exactly where they were created. They