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Antique weapons designed for inflicting bodily harm or physical damage such as knives, swords, cutlasses, guns, bows, arrows, maces, etc.
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A pair of dueling pistols from the court gunsmith of Nicholas I - Bertrand. Saint Petersburg. Mid...
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A wonderful pair of cased, dueling pistols, the court gunsmith of Nicholas I, Jacob Bertrand, mid-19th century. Octagonal, smoothbore, 11 gauge pistols with fine, gilded engraving of floral motifs, Bertrand St. Petersburg - on the top of the barrel. Markings and serial numbers 205.1 and 205.2 on the bottom of the barrels. Finely crafted wooden handles. Complete set of tools for cleaning and loading. Packed in an original turnkey wooden box with brass decor. High quality cloth interior trim. Gun length: 44 cm. Jacob Bertrand (? - 1849 (?), court and naval departmental gunsmith. In 1830 he started a business in Russia. In 1835–1840 he worked for Javale. At the Moscow exhibition of 1835 he exhibited guns and pistols, at the St. Petersburg exhibition of 1849 - hunting rifles . and the State Historical Museum. Width: 31cm, Height: 50cm, Depth: 8.5cm, Weight: 15kg, Condition: Good, Material: Wood, metal, ID: 8511
£12,555.20
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Short sword of the samurai Wakizashi, Nanki Hatakeyama, master Yamato no Suke Masatsugu, 19th cen...
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Short sword of the samurai Wakizashi, Nanki Hatakeyama Yamato no Sukemasatsugu. With the imperial chrysanthemum emblem. The blade is signed and dated. Blacksmith Yamato 1840 - 1860. Nanki Hatakeyama Yamato no sukematsugu. Tsuba and Fuchi are signed. Blade size: +-64.5cm. Length of the sword in a lacquered wooden scabbard: 72 cm. Width: 8cm, Height: 71cm, Depth: 8cm, Weight: 1kg, Condition: Good, Material: Steel, ID: 8057
£3,376.92
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Japanese traditional Naginata spear, Shinshinto period, 1781-1876.
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Japanese traditional Naginata spear, Shinshinto (Newest Era) period, 1781-1876 (also called the Late Edo period). Nagasa (blade) - 48.5 cm. Tsuba (Garda): made of bronze with a decorative three-dimensional pattern. The handle of the naginata was made of oak, varnished and often had an oval section, which made it easier to determine the direction of the blade during quick rotations and interceptions. The blade could be separated from the handle by a round tsuba guard. The blades varied: some resembled sword blades, while others widened towards the end. Sometimes reforged katana blades were used as naginata tips. Naginata has long been a favorite weapon of warrior monks. The total length of the spear is about 205 cm. Perfect for adding to your collection of Japanese weapons. Width: 5cm, Height: 205cm, Depth: 5cm, Weight: 3kg, Condition: Good, Material: Wood, metal, ID: 6523
£1,904.93
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Spear of Kagi-yari. Japan. Edo period. 1781-1876
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Spear of Kagi-yari. Japan, Shinshinto (Newest Era) period, 1781-1876 (also called the Late Edo period). The classic yari consists of a shaft (ebu or nagae) to which a tip (ho) is attached. The shaft is 1.8-2.5 m long, in cross section, as a rule, round or multifaceted (rather than oval), made of oak or, more rarely, bamboo. The tips were 15-90 cm long and were xiphoid in shape, fastened with a shank (nakago). They allowed to inflict stabbing and chopping blows. Thanks to these tips, yari can be classified as glaives. Sometimes a metal hadome crosspiece was made 30 cm below the tip. Tsuba was common. For more reliable fastening, the end of the shaft was supplied with a fastening sleeve (habaki) and washers (seppa). At the lower end was an undercurrent (ishizuki) that could be used to strike. The upper part of the shaft was varnished and wrapped with a cord (sen-dan-maki). Kagi-yari is a spear with a hook fixed at the base of the tip pointing forward to capture enemy weapons. Length - 205 cm. Width: 20cm, Height: 205cm, Depth: 5cm, Weight: 3kg, Condition: Good, Material: Wood, metal, ID: 6522
£1,731.75
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Swedish saber, naval, officer. 1876
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Swedish naval saber, officer. 1876 The gilded brass hilt with an anchor is at the same time a limiter for the engraved blade. The handle is in the shape of a lion, covered with stingray leather. Gold sewing lanyard. Leather scabbard with brass. Length: 90 cm. Width: 14cm, Height: 90cm, Depth: 14cm, Weight: 2kg, Condition: Signs of wear commensurate with age, Material: Leather, ID: 5575
£822.58
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Bayonet knife.
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Bayonet knife. Blade length - 57 cm. Width: 11cm, Height: 70cm, Depth: 3cm, Weight: 0.844kg, Condition: As is, Material: Steel, ID: 5550
£77.93
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Shaped sword with a steel hilt and scabbard.
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Shaped sword with a steel hilt and lanyard, in a steel sheath, with a wooden handle. Handle monogram: RFE. Blade engraved: Wingenthal. Width: 13cm, Height: 108cm, Depth: 10cm, Weight: 1.176kg, Condition: As is, Material: Steel, ID: 5549
£329.03
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Russian Dragoon Officers&39; Sabre. Model 1910
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Russian Dragoon Officers&39; Sabre. Model 1910. Zlatoust Arms Factory. The blade is custom-made. The handle bears the sign of Nicholas II, the blade is multi-purpose with text, the sheath is black leather with brass fittings. Width: 12cm, Height: 91cm, Depth: 3cm, Weight: 1.3kg, Condition: Signs of wear commensurate with age, Material: Brass, ID: 4008
£3,290.33
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Officer&39;s sword. France 19th century.
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Ceremonial officer&39;s sword with a gilded hilt, with a blued and engraved blade, in a scabbard. Presumably France 19th century. Length 73 cm. Width: 9cm, Height: 73cm, Depth: 4cm, Weight: 2kg, Condition: Signs of wear commensurate with age, Material: Steel, ID: 2735
£822.58
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Japanese Wakizashi Sword in Carved Bone Sheath, Late Meiji Period (turn of the 19th–20th centurie...
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A small ceremonial wakizashi sword made at the end of the Meiji era demonstrates the highest level of craftsmanship by Japanese artisans at the turn of the 19th–20th centuries. The handle and sheath are completely covered with detailed bone carvings depicting scenes from mythology, samurai battle scenes, and traditional ornamental motifs. The guard (tsuba) is made of metal with gilded elements, creating a harmonious combination with the skillful bone carving. The steel blade has a slight curvature characteristic of traditional wakizashi and is decorated with engravings depicting dragons and plant motifs. The scabbard is decorated with three-dimensional reliefs, including symbols of luck and strength, such as mythical creatures, a dragon and heroic characters from Japanese epics. Materials: Metal, bone. Dimensions: Height: 8 cm., Width: 55 cm. Blade length: about 35 cm. Width: 54cm, Height: 8cm, Depth: 8cm, Weight: 1.5kg, Condition: Requires restoration, Material: Bone, ID: 2426
£1,298.81
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Spear of Kagi-yari. Japan. Edo period. 1781-1876
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Spear of Kagi-yari. Japan, Shinshinto (Newest Era) period, 1781-1876 (also called the Late Edo period). The classic yari consists of a shaft (ebu or nagae) to which a tip (ho) is attached. The shaft is 1.8-2.5 m long, in cross section, as a rule, round or multifaceted (rather than oval), made of oak or, more rarely, bamboo. The tips were 15-90 cm long and were xiphoid in shape, fastened with a shank (nakago). They allowed to inflict stabbing and chopping blows. Thanks to these tips, yari can be classified as glaives. Sometimes a metal hadome crosspiece was made 30 cm below the tip. Tsuba was common. For more reliable fastening, the end of the shaft was supplied with a fastening sleeve (habaki) and washers (seppa). At the lower end was an undercurrent (ishizuki) that could be used to strike. The upper part of the shaft was varnished and wrapped with a cord (sen-dan-maki). Kagi-yari is a spear with a hook fixed at the base of the tip pointing forward to capture enemy weapons. Length - 205 cm. Width: 20cm, Height: 205cm, Depth: 5cm, Weight: 3kg, Condition: Good, Material: Wood, metal, ID: 6522
£1,731.75
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French Model 1777 Cavalry Musketoon variation
bore park antiques, nuneaton, united kingdom
French M1786 Hussar Musketoon this particular one is quite an early variation note no ramrod the action is in good working order no damage to the musket too length in total 88 cm height being...
£1,250.00
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WAR CLUB LATE 18TH CENTURY
bore park antiques, nuneaton, united kingdom
Superb condition the nob having a sharp edge on one side very well balanced throwing club, made from south seas hard wood length of 60 cm diameter of nobs 8 cm sticks diameter from nob...
£495.00
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Swedish saber, naval, officer. 1876
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Swedish naval saber, officer. 1876 The gilded brass hilt with an anchor is at the same time a limiter for the engraved blade. The handle is in the shape of a lion, covered with stingray leather. Gold sewing lanyard. Leather scabbard with brass. Length: 90 cm. Width: 14cm, Height: 90cm, Depth: 14cm, Weight: 2kg, Condition: Signs of wear commensurate with age, Material: Leather, ID: 5575
£822.58
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Oceanic War Club U’u
bore park antiques, nuneaton, united kingdom
Large & Heavy South Seas War Club overall condition superb circa early 19th century standing 102 cm high clubs head length across being 15 cm depth of 5 cm, a fine example of these rare...
£2,950.00
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SOUTH SEAS SHORT SPEAR
bore park antiques, nuneaton, united kingdom
Circa 1800 in good condition short hand held stabbing spear length of 50 cm width of blade end being 6 cm depth of 25 mm, offering free worldwide delivery reference DRC8 Tel: +44 7505 165...
£495.00
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FLINTLOCK BLUNDERBUSS CIRCA 1750
bore park antiques, nuneaton, united kingdom
English made, the best of quality conditions superb, heavy and large in size probably Coach use, the actions strong and in perfect working order, overall length of 76 cm height 15 cm diameter of barrels...
£2,950.00
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BSA AIR RIFLE SUPER RARE
bore park antiques, nuneaton, united kingdom
Rare rifle, in good condition and working order offering free delivery UK reference IML
£750.00
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COMMANDO 2nd PATERN FAIRBANKS DAGGER & SCABBARD
bore park antiques, nuneaton, united kingdom
Dagger and scabbards in quite good condition seeing the age of the two, 2WW issued offering free UK delivery, reference BBC1 Tel: +44 7505 165 843 We accept online payments for all our items listed:...
£850.00
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A sword stand (katana`kake) made of black lacquered wood. 20th century.
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A sword stand (katana`kake) made of black lacquered wood, designed to accommodate three swords. It is decorated with mother-of-pearl inserts on the sides and edges. On the front side, a coat of arms is made in gold lacquer, depicting a mandarin surrounded by a circle. Dimensions: Height 42.5 cm, Width 44 cm. 20th century. Width: 44cm, Height: 42cm, Depth: 20cm, Weight: 3kg, Condition: Good, with traces of use, Material: Wood, mother of pearl, ID: 11141
£1,731.75
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Decorative knight`s armor made of wrought iron. Germany. 19th-20th century.
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Knight armour. Wrought iron. Historical and detailed knight`s armor on a wooden support and base. Helmet with neck strap, folding visor and neck protection. Cuirass with sleeves and plate apron. Shoulders, elbow pads, armor gloves. Knee pads and leg protection. Engraved decoration with stylized scrolls of leaves, partially heads of dragons and horsemen, as well as stylized coats of arms. Total height 190 cm. Decorative knight`s armor made of wrought iron with engraving on the pedestal. Germany. 19th-20th century. Weight 35 kg. Width: 80cm, Height: 190cm, Depth: 50cm, Weight: 40kg, Condition: Good, Material: Metal, ID: 8808
£5,628.19
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ICHIMONJI JINGASA. Samurai hat. Periodo Edo (1603-1867)
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Lightweight, round shape, kanshitsu samurai hat. External flat, the surface is covered with black varnish with craquelure. In the front is a beautiful golden sign: Maru-ni-mitsu-ohgi-mon (three fans in a circle), on the sides are two kanji Hayashi (indicating the name of the samurai). Red lacquer interior with raised hem, complete with futon and lined drawstrings. Diameter: 42cm. Width: 42cm, Height: 42cm, Depth: 10cm, Weight: 1kg, Condition: Good, Material: Fabrics, ID: 7723
£606.11
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Model of Japanese armor Yoroi. Periodo Meiji (1868-1912)
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Model of Japanese Yoroi armor, late 19th century. With an elegant golden kabuto equipped with large fuki-gaeshi with mon. All armor features gilded black lacquer plates with orange and green lacing. The remaining elements (kote, sode, kusazuri and suneate) are also gilded and decorated with tassels. Original wooden case with metal locks. Beautiful, large, varnished bit gusoku. 34x45x28 cm. Armor height is about 84 cm. Width: 45cm, Height: 84cm, Depth: 28cm, Weight: 15kg, Condition: Good, Material: Gilding, ID: 7721
£4,762.32
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Samurai armor, Edo period.
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Samurai armor, Edo period. Consisting of: cuirasses - do, plate skirt - kusazuri, leggings - haidate plate skirt, sections of which could be tied around the hips forming a kind of trouser leg knee pads - tate-oge, leggings - suneate, shoulder pads - sode, bracers - kote, mittens - tekko ( half-mittens) - as a rule, it was a plate (often in the form of a stylized palm), which is part of the kote and covers the back of the hand, the helmet is kabuto, the visor is the headband - mabizashi, the contour is kosimaki, a wide plate running along the lower edge of the helmet, the back of the neck is shikoro, decoration - date, mask - mengu, on the chin (protection of the throat) - yodare-kake. The Edo period (Jap. ???? edo-jidai) is a historical period (1603-1868) of Japan, during the reign of the Tokugawa clan. It began with the appointment of Tokugawa Ieyasu as shogun in 1603. Completed by the removal of the shogun Tokugawa Yoshinobu in 1868. It is characterized as the time of the establishment of the Tokugawa dictatorship, at the same time as the transition from medieval civil strife to a completely controlled country. During the Edo period, the formation of the Japanese spirit, the emergence of the national Japanese idea, the development of the economy and the bureaucracy took place. The Edo period is the golden age of literature and Japanese poetry, Matsuo Basho is the most prominent representative of the poetry of both the Edo period and Japanese poetry in general. As a result of the sakoku self-isolation policy, for almost the entire Edo period, the country was behind the Iron Curtain, without trading or communicating with other countries (a rare exception is China and the Netherlands). Width: 60cm, Height: 177cm, Depth: 54cm, Weight: 30kg, Condition: Good, Material: Textile, ID: 6525
£5,628.19
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Samurai armor, Edo period.
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Samurai armor, Edo period. Consisting of: cuirass - do, plate skirt - kusazuri, legguards - haidate plate skirt, sections of which could be tied around the hips forming a semblance of pant legs, knee pads - tate-oge, leggings - suneate, shoulder pads - sode, bracers - kote, mittens - tekko (half mittens ) - as a rule, was a plate (often in the form of a stylized palm), which is part of the kote and covers the back of the hand, helmet - kabuto, visor - mabizashi, rim - koshimaki, a wide plate running along the lower edge of the helmet, back plate barmitsa - shikoro, decoration - date, mask - mengu, chin guard (throat protection) - yadare-kake.The Edo period (Japanese: ???? edo-jidai) is a historical period (1603-1868) of Japan, during the reign of the Tokugawa clan. Began with the appointment of Tokugawa Ieyasu as shogun in 1603. Completed by the resignation of shogun Tokugawa Yoshinobu in 1868. It is characterized as the time of establishment of the Tokugawa dictatorship, at the same time as a transition from medieval civil strife among daimyos to a fully controlled country. During the Edo period, the formation of the Japanese spirit, the emergence of the national Japanese idea, the development of the economy and the bureaucracy took place. The Edo period is the golden age of literature and Japanese poetry, Matsuo Basho is the most prominent representative of the poetry of both the Edo period and Japanese poetry in general. As a result of the Sakoku policy of self-isolation, for almost the entire Edo period the country was behind the Iron Curtain, not conducting trade or communicating with other countries (rare exceptions are China and the Netherlands). Width: 60cm, Height: 177cm, Depth: 54cm, Weight: 30kg, Condition: Good, Material: Textile, ID: 6524
£3,896.44
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