Auctions Imperial Arms and Armor 2015

Likely Yao People, with horn grip and well-forged steel blade. In its hide-covered scabbard. Late 19th –early 20th century. Overall length 29 cm. Co

With waved, double-edged blade and aluminum mounts, the horn grip with aluminum inlays. Worn. WWII era. Overall length 25.1 cm. Condition II

Comprising an entire cow horn, carved, lacquered and inlaid with pewter or silver in geometrical motifs. The tip forms a powder measure. Mid-19th cen

A Tabak from Luzon, with carved wooden handle and sheath. The heavy blade appears to be of laminar construction. 20th century. Overall length 49.1 C

Forged entirely of steel, the grip and scabbard with etched motifs depicting Persian heroes amongst vinework. Fitted with an unusual triple blade, wit

A Luzon Matulis, with hardwood grip and full iron guard. The heavy, handforged blade with a series of marks at the base of the spine. In its tooled l

The characteristic wooden haft hollowed for darts, a spearhead lashed to the end with rattan as is typical. With its wooden sheath. Mid 20th century.

The handle and scabbard of elaborately carved red wood, with broad blade. Mid 20th century. Overall length 61.7 cm. Condition II

With characteristic crested wooden grip and broad, single-edged blade. In its wooden scabbard. Losses to grip. First half of the 20th century. Overal

Wooden mounts with rattan wrapped grip and well-wrought steel blade. Mid-20th century. Light wear. Overall length 65 cm. Condition II