Militaria and military antiques and collectibles from antique edged weapons to military surplus optics and accessories, statues and sculptures, gun parts and other hard to find and unique items for your collection.
Lion Head Knife with Jerry Fisk marked Damascus Blade
Knife with lion head and Jerry Fisk marked Damascus blade. The beautiful leather scabbard is decorated with white lizard or snake skin.
Detailed head of a lion on a bone handle and fine Damascus blade signed by Jerry Fisk (not the famous knife maker with the same name).
The leather scabbard is signed A.S initials of Alex Shamgar co-creator of the Israeli Dustar Knife.
Details:
Length with scabbard: 30 cm / 11.81 inches
Length without scabbard: 27 cm / 10.62 inches
Eagle Head Knife with Jerry Fisk Marked Damascus Blade
Knife with eagle head and Jerry Fisk marked Damascus blade. The beautiful leather scabbard is decorated with an engraved pattern.
Detailed head of an eagle on a bone handle and fine Damascus blade signed by Jerry Fisk (not the famous knife maker with the same name)..
The leather scabbard is signed A.S initials of Alex Shamgar co-creator of the Israeli Dustar Knife.
Details:
Length with scabbard: 30 cm / 11.81 inches
Length without scabbard: 27 cm / 10.62 inches
Knife with Pike Fish Head and Jerry Fisk Damascus Blade
Knife with pike fish head and Jerry Fisk marked Damascus blade. The beautiful leather scabbard is decorated with lizard or snake skin.
Detailed head of a pike fish on a bone handle and fine Damascus blade signed by Jerry Fisk (not the famous knife maker with the same name).
The leather scabbard is signed A.S initials of Alex Shamgar co-creator of the Israeli Dustar Knife.
Details:
Length with scabbard: 30 cm / 11.81 inches
Length without scabbard: 27 cm / 10.62 inches
Cane Sword with Dante’s Head
Sword Cane Walking Stick with Mythological Creature’s Head
Sword Cane with Dark Bronze Skull and Moving Jaw
Sword Cane with Lion Head Victorian Indian Colonial Style
Sword cane with lion head Victorian Indian colonial style with short blade and carved bone on handle. Lion head sword cane with short blade for sale. The sword opens with a brass 'twist and lock' action to keep the blade in the cane and re-twist to unlock etc. Some staining due to age on the blade as seen in the photos.
African Azande Mambele Sickle Sword
African Azande Mambele sickle sword of the Democratic Republic of Congo. These African sickle swords have a wide variety of forms and are found over a wide area north-east Congo, among the Bandia, Benge, Mongelima, Nzakara, Zande, Boa and Mangbetu tribes. There is no consensus as to which form can be associated (if at all) with a particular group. This variety is commonly called Azande.
Late 19th to early 20th century.
Length: 75 cm / 29.5 inches
Indian Madu Shields Set with Horns and Decorative Colorful Bucklers
Indian Madu shields set with horns and decorative colorful bucklers. These Madu were used defensively by Fakirs and Mendicants who were generally not allowed to carry traditional weapons. The shields, also known as Dhal, are intricately decorated and painted with a distinct four steel discs in the center of the shield. In the back the shield is fitted with woven straps covered in red cloth.
These Madu Dhal shields with Indian deer horns were probably made in the late 19th to early 20th century.
Dimensions:
Shield diameter: 28 cm / 11 inches
Length with horns: 80 cm / 31 inches - 67 cm / 26 inches
Set weight: 3 Kg / 6.6 lbs.
Antique Oosik Walrus Penis Bone Ceremonial Club
Hermes Holding an Anchor Sculpture By Hans Muller
Hermes holding an anchor sculpture made of spelter on a bronze base with commemorative plaque, artist Hans Muller signed and foundry marked K.K Kunst-Erzgiessereei, Wien. The sculpture is on a wood base. The sculpture is number 129, it is unknown out of how many.
Hermes, from Greek mythology the son of Zeus and Maia, considered the herald of the god, able to move quickly and freely between the worlds of the mortal and the divine aided by his winged sandals as can be seen in this sculpture.
Hermes is holding an anchor in one hand and on the other hand missing is the caduceus, staff is entwined by two serpents, sometimes surmounted by wings, symbolizing commerce and trade.
The plaque on the base reads: 1.9.1883 - 1.9.1907. This sculpture of Hermes by Hans Muller was probably given as a retirement gift to someone that worked 24 years in a shipyard or shipping company since Hermes was not associated with anything naval yet the anchor is part of the art work.
Dimensions
Height: 29 cm / 11.4 inches
Width: 8 cm / 3.1 inches
Weight: 1.1 Kg / 2.4 lbs.