23 1/2 clipped point blade marked JOSEPH BEAL & SONS SHEFFIELD. Beal is recorded working in 1876. Two piece horn grip secured with four large rivets.... (read more)

Fine fighting knife proportions as found with bowie knives in North America. 14 1/4 clipped point blade struck with the archangel mark of Needham, Veall & Tayzack, recorded in Sheffield from 1865-1925.... (read more)

Large early example with 9 down curved pattern welded blade. One piece contoured black horn grip. Wood scabbard with large horn throat and horn tip. Shows age throughout with dark patina, surface encrustation and minor checks to the scabbard and hilt. Bl... (read more)

C.1900. 5 1/4 diagonal measurement with oval bowl and fluted grip. Fine glossy patina with genuine wear from use.... (read more)

C.1900. Pointed oval bowl. Tapered grip with horned terminal.Fine glossy patina with genuine wear from use.... (read more)

C.1900. Finely worked and finished with lovely patina throughout. Oval bowl with tapered grip with expanded terminal pierced for a suspension cord. Best quality for the type.... (read more)

16 1/4 d.e. blade etched both sides with panel of Arabic calligraphy at the forte and thluth script to the remainder. One piece contoured bone grip with black horn top.... (read more)

Southeast Africa. 19 1/4 length. The head incorporating the root cluster and finely carved in the shape of a rhino horn base. See our Sept. 2007 catalog, item 742... (read more)

Mid 19th century. 8" height and employing the same artistry as the Ogboni figures, which are cast in pairs. This example, female with exaggerated genitalia in a position of supplication with a chain around her waist and chin from wrist to wrist, along the... (read more)

Iron head with leaf shaped point of offset recessed section. Long rectangular section support with series of chisel raised barbs to each corner its entire length. Split cane wrapped socket and slender tapering haft. 48 1/4 length. Head excellent with mot... (read more)

C.1885 Mahdist War. Large proportions. 74 length with large leaf shaped iron head on chisel raised barb covered support. Thick dark wood or cane haft with hide over cord wrap socket. Head shows original hammer finish and good chocolate patina. Haft and s... (read more)

From the 1885 War. Just under 6 length. Tapered hard cane shaft with spiral iron band socket and additional band below. Large barbed head above chisel raised barbed bolster. Shows good uniform aging with brown patina over frosty light pitting to the meta... (read more)

12 d.e. blade. The medial and edges decorated with transverse chisel marks. Small forging flaw near the point. One piece wood grip with iron and copper bands, the top with the tang projection rolled over and capturing a ring (perhaps a link of captured S... (read more)

Form show by Fischer as #226. Likely fought against the Mahdists. 12 1/2 d.e. blade with broad flat medial and scalloped edge raised transverse band at the forte. Excellent for the period with evidence of lamination and few minor rust spots. Banded base... (read more)

Late 19th-early 20th century. One piece carved with characteristic lobed top with indented terminals and flared support on hemispherical base.... (read more)