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A FINE 18TH-19TH CENTURY THAI OR MALAY SPEAR, with a fine white metal mounted watered steel blade, 202cm long.

Ca. AD 400 - 600. A round silver vessel with a deep basin. In tondo is the largest motif, a depiction of a king on a horse hunting with a long spear facing a lion. For similar see: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Bullettin spring 1984, n. 83, p.64 (subject); Christie's, Live Auction 20677, Antiquities, Lot. 63 (shape). Size: 50mm x 210mm; Weight: 430g Provenance: Private UK collection; From an old London collection formed in the 1990s. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.

Ca. AD 100 - 300. A gold ring with a D-section round hoop with enlarged shoulders forms a bezel securing a carnelian intaglio depicting a standing Minerva resting on her long spear and holding the large round shield. The intaglio is made in a stylised manner typical of the second century AD. For similar see: Bagot J., El legado de Hefesto: A Memorial to a Private Collection of Ancient Rings and Glyptics, n. 494. Size: D:19.76mm / US: 10 / UK: T 1/2; Weight: 4.41g Provenance: Private UK collection; From an old British collection formed in the 1990s. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.

Ca. 100 BC - AD 250. A redware terracotta figurine depicting an ancient Mexican warrior. He has open almond-shaped eyes, tightly pursed lips, and a long and straight nose. Holding his short spear, he is in an awkwardly compromised position. He wears a high and pointed cap and a short chest/back protector that covers the neck. The surface of this piece is exceptionally polished and painted. For similar see: The Metropolitan Museum of Art Accession Number: 1979.206.481. Size: 330mm x 430mm; Weight: 5.1kg Provenance: Prince collection, 1990s-2014; Ex. Galerie Mermoz, 2008. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter. This piece is accompanied by a historical report from Alessandro Neri, an international Cultural Heritage expert based in Florence, Italy.

Vinyl - Over 140 New Wave / Post Punk / Rock and Pop 1970’s / 1980’s 7” singles to include: The Glove (Robert Smith) - Punish Me With Kisses (SHE 5, UK 1983 paper labels), Cult Figures - In Love (Rather Records – gear eight, UK 1980), Vaughn Toulouse (Department S.) Department S., Elvis Costello & The Attraction, Ian Dury, The Fall, Wreckless Eric, 13 Altered Images singles (including promos and foreign pressings), Wasted Youth, The Psychedelic Furs, Theatre Of Hate x 4, Tenpole Tudor, Spear Of Destiny, Simple Minds x 2, Repetition, Marine, Eddie & The Hot Rods x 7 (including German picture sleeve), T. Rex x 11 (including Promo flexi disc), Lou Reed, The Bluebells, The Rolling Stones, Kraftwerk, Prince, Guns N’ Roses, and flexi discs to include: The Professionals, The Scars, Acid Reign, The Passage / Blancmange, Becketts, Soft Cell and many others. Condition at least VG+ overall.

Vinyl - 50 Rock, Pop, Dance 12" singles, 3 10" and over 50 7" to include Iggy Pop, Spear Of Destiny, Janes Addiction, David Sylvian, Michael Jackson, Talking Heads, U2, Air, Sly Fox, Space Tribe, Star Sounds Orchestra, Stranglers, The Beatles, Japan, David Bowie, Bob Dylan, The The, Kate Bush and more. Vg overall

Vinyl - Over 50 Reggae / Ska / Roots / Dub LPs featuring Jamaican pressings to include Prince Buster, Gregory Isaacs, Bunny Wailer, Wailing Souls, Delroy Wilson, U Roy, Chalice, Burning Spear, Mighty Diamonds, John Holt, Bob Marley x 7, I Jah Man, Carroll Thompson, Peter Tosh, Dennis Brown, Matumbi, Yellowman, Sly Dunbar, I Roy, Alton Ellis, various compilations and more. Vg overall

Vinyl - 3 Reggae / Roots / Dub LPs and 8 7" singles to include Augustus Pablo ‎– This Is Augustus Pablo (TROPS 101) Vg, Augustus Pablo – Original Rockers (GREL 8) Vg, Burning Spear – Garvey's Ghost (ILPS 9382) Vg-, Max Romeo & The Upsetters (promo 7"), The Ethiopians, The Mighty Diamonds, GT More, Tapper Zukie x 2 (inc 1 promo), Prince Far I. Vg overall

SPELTER FIGURE, modelled as a cavalier, inscribed Tete Ronde, Poitevin, raised on a circular base110cm highDamage to tip of spear. Feather mount of cap has become loose, will need reattached. Further wear as per age, ie some wear to bronze coating.

A Victorian white pained cast iron stick stand with four types of walking stick, two wooden African souvenir spears, a leather and fur bound dagger and spear, a whip and a vintage golf club.

A carved wood figure, 20th century, modelled holding a spear on a wood stand, 134cm highCondition ReportWith knocks and wear.

Two Argentinian mounted mate gourds and bombillas, 20th century, 7.5cm and 9cm high, a wood-mounted dagger and sheath, 30cm long, a Peruvian stirrup flask, 19cm high, an African iron spear or dagger blade, later mounted, 44cm high overall, a carved sling-shot handle, on a perspex mount, 22cm high a Scandinavian pilgrims flask, 21.5cm high, a bamboo ball, 12.5cm diameter, and a small beadwork basket, 14.5cm diameter (11)Shipping Disclaimer: Buyers must be aware of their country’s shipping and import policies regarding guns, knives, swords, and other offensive weapons prior to purchase. They are required to ensure that the lot can be delivered by a specialist shipper, whether in the UK, Europe or internationally. No compensation will be given to buyers who fail to organise shipping arrangements for goods and weapons due to the prohibitions, restrictions or import regulations of their country. Condition ReportFlask - no stopper, cracked. Plinth with losses - spear. Beadwork basket - losses. Mate - tarnished.

A Chinese famille rose jar and cover, Guangxu (1875-1908), of ovoid form, painted with lotus, peaches, butterflies and other flowers, 19cm high, associated wood cover, and a Chinese famille verte vase and cover, 20th century, of baluster form, painted with two dragons among clouds, the domed cover with a spear knop, 35cm high (4)Condition ReportJar - surface scratches throughout. Cover chipped and cracked. Dragon vase - rim restored. Some enamel losses.

Late 19th century / early 20th century tribal hunting or throwing spear with double ended metal tips, each double edge steel blade with central ridge, connected by wooden shaft, 150cm long

Master Replicas Predator 2 Spear Prop Replica, limited to 2500 models, complete with display stand, contained within original polystyrene packaging

A RARE MADAGASCAN SOUTHERN SAKALAVA PEOPLES PLAQUE EARLY 20TH CENTURY Depicting a warrior with spear and shield wearing a talismanic necklace and headband with attached amulets, perhaps a memorial to an ancestor 61cm diameter (max) - 10cm deep Madagascar was first inhabited in the 7th Century A.D by people related to the Polynesians who lived along the Swahili coast of Africa, but were driven out by Islamic merchants and traders. The Sakalava occupied the west coast of the Island and were known as 'the people of the long valleys'. At the end of the 19th Century the island was colonised by the French who recorded items of Malagassy art in various texts, but it was not until the early 20th century that examples appeared in Europe. Malagasy art is principally associated with their funerary traditions. The Sakalava bury their dead in the forest far from their village in wooden rectangular tombs which on each corner have large carved figures of birds, men or women sometimes with children, and famously copulating couples now known to tourists as 'Sari Porno'. The sun rises in the north east and is associated with rebirth so on the north east corner of each tomb a carved figure representing the deceased is placed and in the opposite corner a figure of the opposite sex is to be found, reinforcing the idea of sexuality inherent in Sakalava beliefs. A ceremonial rice spoon carved with a male figure with similar features was exhibited at the Royal Academy exhibition of 1996 'Africa, Art of a Continent' and is in the collections of the British Museum (BM AF.18 103). Also please see a pair of Sakalava figures in the Musée Cedratom in Toliara, Madagascar with very similar facial features and hairstyles

AN UNUSUAL PAIR OF MUGHAL ARCHER'S THUMB RINGS INDIA, LATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH CENTURY Steel with gold coloured detailing, modern stand 3.5cm high Provenance: Ex John Harwood, India, 2005 Ex Private collection The bow ring worn by archers on the thumb had a primarily functional use, but they were often very decorative as well, as hunting game with a bow and arrow was often a Royal sport. The advantage of the Eastern archer's thumb ring over that of the European practice of using the leather covered tips of three fingers is that it improves the handling of the bow and arrow and increases the range and steadies the flight of the arrow, very similar to the actions achieved by using a spear thrower.

AN ABORIGINAL SPEAR THROWER AUSTRALIA, 19TH CENTURY Wood, gum, tooth or claw, modern stand thrower 63cm long Together with a tribal stick/club, 86.5cm long Provenance: The first Ex Private Danish collection Ex Private collection The second Ex Private UK collection

A 19thC style percussion action rifle with a ramrod; a similar rifle stock; and a modern reproduction of a native spear with an engraved steel head  80"L (Please Note: this lot is subject to the statement made in the Auctioneers Glossary of Certain Terms under 'Militaria & Associated Items' in the Terms & Conditions of Sale)

Baccarat, an ormolu mounted glass vase, in the Louis XVI style, waisted shouldered form, applied with cast husk garlands and masks, reticulated spear head bands and tooled Classical borders, 22cm high

A RARE SIAMESE (THAI) NIELLO AND SILVER-GILT MOUNTED CEREMONIAL SPEAR (NARAI HOK), AYUTTHAYA, 18TH CENTURYwith long tapering leaf-shaped blade of hollow-ground diamond-section, long three-stage iron collar chiselled at the top and bottom with broad leafy bands divided by lotus collars, the greater part of the surface enriched with silver foliage (rubbed), and fitted at the top with a chiselled foliate diamond-shaped collar, on a portion of a later haft, 65.5 cm

A SOUTH INDIAN SPEAR (VEL), 17TH/18TH CENTURY, POSSIBLY MYSORE, KARNATAKA with broad straight tapering head formed with a pronounced medial ridge and a reinforced sharp point, flaring at the base to a pair of sharp lugs, associated tubular brass socket with three raised plain mouldings and a pierced top moulding with pierced and engraved brim, on a later wooden haft with iron shoe, 265.0 cm overall ProvenanceRoy Elvis Catalogue Number F40

Theodosius I the Great (379-395 AD) silver Siliqua, Trier. Obverse: diademed, draped bust, right, 'DN THEODO-SIVS P F AVG' around. Reverse: Roma holding a spear, seated on a cuirass holding the figure of Victory, 'TRPS' in exergue, 'VIRTVS ROMANORVM' around. Weight: 1.56g. Diameter: 16mm. Grade: aF - around Fine, strong portrait, reverse slightly weaker.

Severus Alexander (222-235 AD) silver Denarius. Obverse: laureate head, right, 'IMP SEV ALEXAND AVG'. Reverse: Mars walking right with spear and trophy. Weight: 3.02g. Diameter: 19mm. Grade: aEF - solid strike, around Extremely Fine.

AN ABORIGINAL BI-VALVE WOOMERAAustralia, attributable to the Darumbal People of Queensland, early 20th century, the shell handle inset with red abrus seeds in spinifex resin and kangaroo sinew binding, the notched peg spear holder similarly bound in sinew and resin, 83cm longProvenance: The Richard Parr Collection, Isle of Wight.

A COLLECTION OF ABORIGINAL STONE ARTEFACTSAustralian, comprising fifty individual pieces including digging tools, coolamon scrapers, spear points, knives/chisels and wood shaping tools, the largest 8cm long and the smallest 1.5cm long (50)Provenance: The Richard Parr Collection, Isle of Wight.

RND Anson Battalion Royal Naval Division RND cap badge c. 1916-18. Good scarce die-stamped brass spear emerging from crown on scroll NIL DESPERANDUM over ANSON. Loops. VGC RND Battalion cap badges were issued in France during May 1916.

WW2 2nd pattern Fairbairn-Sykes Commando fighting knife. A good and scarce example. The hilt with nickel grip of chequered design. Double edged plain spear point blade and fitted with an oval cross guard. Housed in a brown leather scabbard with nickel rounded chape the elasticated retaining strap is absent, and the original owner has added a webbing panel to the upper section of the scabbard. Complete with four tangs. The overall condition is good clean bright, with minor age wear, no issue or maker's stamp. Blade length 17 cm The vendor has stated that the dagger was carried by Captain R D George of the South Wales Boarders who attached to the Parachute Regiment and Special Allied Airborne Reconnaissance Force. This is not confirmed by Bosleys.

18ct gold cased Movado ladies cocktail watch, the hexagonal case with silvered dial, baton five minute markers and dot minute track, spear hands above a subsiduary dial, on a 9ct gold marked mesh extender bracelet, gross 18.4g.

EDWARD VII 1897 PATTERN INFANTRY OFFICERS SWORD. Edward VII 1897 Infantry Officers Sword, plain steel single edged blade with spear tip, regulation steel guard bearing the crowned cypher of King Edward VII, chequered back strap, shagreen grip bound with wire, held in leather covered field service scabbard, blade 83 cm.

Bronze Age Spear. Circa, 1600-800 BC. Copper-alloy, 26.32 grams. 62.52 mm. A late Bronze Age small leaf-shaped socketed spearhead with a pronounced rounded mid rib that tappers to a point between the two blades. Most likely to be from a throwing spear used for smaller pray. Some damage to the socketed end. Ref: for type see: PAS, NLM-572E82. The property of a detectorist.

Three African wood spear heads, a bust of an African lady, and two Innuit style carvings. One spear carved with a head, the other with rows of lines. Largest L74cm.

Collection of walking sticks, including African and Indian, made of wood, bone, horn, leather and bamboo, and one spear (13)

Two antique African spears, together with an old African Lion spear tip. (3)Additional images now available to view on our website. Shafts of spears appear sound, no woodworm, drill holes etc.

W.W. GREENER AN EARLY 8-BORE 'TREBLE WEDGE-FAST' ANSON & DEELEY 1875 PATENT BOXLOCK NON-EJECTOR WILDFOWLING GUN, serial no. 19611, circa 1878, 32in. nitro reproved bold damascus barrels, feathered bordering at the breech ends, the broad, slightly raised rib engraved 'PATENT TREBLE WEDGE FAST NO. 3084' and 'W. W. GREENER. 68 HAYMARKET. LONDON. WINNER AT THE LONDON GUN TRIALS 1875. 1877 & 1878', 3 1/2in. chambers, bored approx. full choke in both (ring bulges at chokes), large treble grip action, Anson & Deeley patent no. 1756 of 1875, use number 519, early pattern square section cocking levers, manual side safety with gold-inlaid 'SAFE' detail, fine acanthus scroll engraving with ornate bordering, 14 1/2in. figured semi-pistolgrip stock with spear point drop points and horn buttplate, bolstered fore-end with Deeley & Edge patent release and sculpted horn finial, weight 11lb. 11oz., with a canvas and leather slip. S2 - Sold as a Section 2 Firearm under the 1968 Firearms Act

Unique set of accessories for the regimental flag, Prague Infantry Regiment, Russian Empire, 1838. This magnificent set consists of a pommel, a commemorative ribbon with a bow, a ribbon with tassels, a bronze bushing, nails for attaching the flag to the staff and a ribbon from the lanyard. The bronze pommel is very high-quality gilded, made in the form of a spear with a faceted bushing, inside the tip of the spear is the coat of arms of the Russian Empire. Top height 24.5 cm. Jubilee ribbon of the Order of St. Prince Alexander Nevsky (first, early version). On the front half, at the bottom of the ribbon is the monogram of the emperor, the founder of the regiment Peter I. Above the monogram, towards the bow, the year of foundation and the original name of the unit are embroidered "1708, Bilsa Grenadier Regiment", then the units that joined the regiment are listed in chronological order with the corresponding years. On the other half is embroidered the name of the regiment in 1838 "Prague Infantry Regiment". By decree of Emperor Nicholas I, on June 25, 1838, it was established to grant jubilee order ribbons to the banners and standards of units that had existed for a hundred years or more. The length of the ribbon without fringe is 143 cm. A bow is made from the same ribbon, on which the year, 1738, the ribbon was awarded is embroidered. The bow was attached to the ribbon itself using a uniform button. The width of the bow is 24 cm. A silver ribbon with silver tassels, the ribbon was attached to the top of the flag. The length of the tape including tassels is about 2 meters. A bronze bushing with remnants of gilding, which was attached to the pole below the flag. The bushing depicts a monogram of the emperor, the founder of the regiment Peter I, the year of foundation and the original name of the unit "1708, Bilsa Grenadier Regiment", then the units that joined the regiment are listed in chronological order with the corresponding years. Below is the name of the regiment in 1838 "Prague Infantry Regiment". Also included in this unique set are forged nails with spherical heads for attaching the flag to the pole and a lanyard ribbon, which was attached to the bushing. Such items are extremely rare on the antique market; this is a unique opportunity to acquire museum level artifacts of the Russian Empire. Good condition.More photos: https://costablancaauctions.com/lot/unique-set-of-accessories-for-the-regimental-flag--1694

Two horns, a child's cap gun in leather holster, a spear, etc.

These two hand-carved figurines depict the man as a warrior or hunter, holding spears in his hands, while the woman is portrayed as a mother carrying a child on her back and balancing a jug atop her head. Man measures 2"L x 2"W x 9"H. Woman measures 1.5"L x 1.75"W x 9.75"H. Issued: 20th centuryCondition: Age related wear. Man's shins are cracked, one spear missing, the other spear broken.

Vintage tribal spear and a glass walking cane, the longest measures 55.5". Not suitable for postage courier or collection only.

Bärenspießoder auch Saufeder. Schmiedeeisernes Blatt mit beidseitiger, kräftiger Gratung an konischer, vierkantiger Tülle. Am Tüllenende zwei befestigte Stoßzähne eines Keilers. Langer Holzgriff teilw. von kreuzförmig gebundenen und genieteten Lederriemen sowie teilw. mit schmalen Wildschweinfellstreifen umzogen. L. 192 cm.A large German so called bear spear or boar spear with wild boar skin and teeth.Deutsch. 19. Jh.

Indian.- Elizabeth David's copy.- Steel (Flora Annie) & Grace Gardiner. The Complete Indian Housekeeper and Cook, new edition, half-title, advertisement f. at end, occasional spotting, hinges splitting, original cloth, spine gilt, joints splitting, spine ends and corners little worn, rubbed, [Attar 286.3; cf. Bitting 447], William Heinemann, 1898 § Boddam (Mrs. E.B.C.) Cookery from East and West. A collection of tested receipts. Published in aid of the Poona Women's Military Fund, marginal water-staining, lightly browned, hinges split, original cloth-backed printed boards, name 'G.R. Spear' in ink to upper cover, spine ends little frayed, little stained and marked, rubbed, rare, [Poona], [Printed by the Scottish Mission Industries Company], [1920]; and 4 others, 19th century Indian, including another work (defective) from the library of Elizabeth David, v.s. (6) *** Provenance: Elizabeth David (bookplate and loosely inserted autograph notes). 

Antique Burmese Shan Dha Hmyaung dagger with lotus bud pommel and spear point blade - 29.5cm long

Britains - The War Along the Nile Series, comprising: Imperial Types - Figure No's 27007 / 27008 / 27024 [Fuzzy Wuzzy] / 27027 / 27028 / 27029 / 27032 / 27035. Includes: Yorks & Lancs Kneeling Loading #1, Camel Corps Wounded NCO #1, Fuzzy Wuzzy Defending with Spear #1, Etc. Mint overall, contained in Near Mint Britains set boxes. [8]

King & Country - The West Series, [First Issues] comprising: Set TW30: Lying Indian Scout, Set TW31: Standing Indian with Bow, Set TW32 - Standing Indian with Tomahawk, Set TW33 - Set TW33 - Standing Indian with Spear, Set TW34 - Standing Indian with Pistol & Set TW35 - Crawling Indian Possible minor display wear otherwise generally Mint overall, contained in generally near Mint set boxes. [6]

Herald - Set H7599 - Trojan Warriors, Uncatalogued Painting Proof set for First Issue [joint Britains/Herald] Paint Scheme introduced in 1958/59], comprising: Mounted General on a White Horse, 3 x Warriors on Foot with Swords, 1 x Warrior with Spear and an Archer [slight loss to bow tip] Unusually all Weapons, Armour & Helmets are Painted in Combinations of Gold & Bronze [many early examples have been seen with gold helmets but without exception all are depicted with silver shields & armour]. New Scheme Applied by Charles Biggs [Britains Chief Designer & Director] & Used as a Paint Sample, but Never Put into Commercial Production. Excellent overall, contained [strung on plain black insert card with early Herald label] in a Near Mint [some very minor age wear] Early issue Herald "Cartoon" Type Label Black & Yellow Set Box with Charles Collection Label to Base Believed UNIQUE

Britains - Herald Series - H.7599 - Trojan Warriors [1957 -1st Issue], comprising: Trojan Warriors in Various Action Poses - Standing with Sword & Shield, Throwing Spear, Lunging with Sword, Defending with Shield, Archer & Mounted Standard Bearer. Near Mint overall, contained [Original Stringing] in a generally Excellent [minor storage wear] Herald "Cartoon" label 1st Issue set box. Very Rare Set to find in this Condition.

Unconfirmed Maker - Possibly Rose, NHD or Similar - Enemies of Rome Series, comprising: Judean Officer, Celtic Cheiftain with Spear, Celtic Warrior Attacking, Ancient Greece Series - Hoplite with Wounded Archer, Hoplite with Sword Advancing & King Leonidas of Sparta on Scenic Base. Generally near Mint overall [some minor display wear], now contained in Mint plain boxes. [6]

Britains - Zulu War Series [2011/13], comprising: Individual Zulu Figure Types - Model No's: 20091 / 20090 / 20068 / 20134 / 20111 / 20066 Includes: NNC wth Spear, Zulu Warrior Crouched #1, Etc. Mint overall, contained in near Mint blister packs. [6]

King & Country - "The Roman Legion", comprising: Model No' RO20RE Fighting Aquilifer with Flag Red & Model No' RO25RE - Attacking with Spear Red Shield. Possible minor display wear otherwise generally Mint overall, contained in near Mint set boxes. [2]

Timpo - Series 16 - Medieval Knights [Swoppet type] Range [1966], comprising: Knight on Foot with Spear - Black Surcoat with GREEN Helm & Eagle Emblem, complete with YELLOW Belt / Scabbard, complete with YELLOW Shield with BLACK Eagle [Ref: Page 90, The A -Z of Timpo, M. Maughan, 3rd Edition]. Near Mint overall, Rare Variant.

Britains - Herald Series - H.7599 - Trojan Warriors, Un-catalogued Export Set, Circa,1962, comprising: Trojan Warriors in Various Action Poses - Standing with Sword & Shield, 2 x Throwing Spear, Lunging with Sword, Defending with Shield, Archer & Mounted Standard Bearer. Some minor paint chipping otherwise near Mint overall, contained [strung - facsimilie insert] in a Standard Herald Series Set Box with Britains Stock Label to Lid End & Charles Biggs Collection Label to Base. A Practice utilised by Britains in the early 1960's to Clear Discontinued Stock & Boxes they were mainly used for U.S. Exports. A Rare Example

Britains - Zulu War - Osprey Art Series, comprising: Set 20003 - Zulu uThulwana Throwing Spear #1,Set 20017 - British 24th Foot at Barricade #1, Set 20163 - "Clearing the Yard No.1" British 24th Foot Carrying Dead Zulu, Set 20164 - "Clearing the Yard No.2" British 24th Foot Carrying Dead Zulu & Set 20174 - British Colour Sgt Bourne No.2 Mint, contained in near Mint set boxes. [5]

Britains - The War Along the Nile Series, comprising: Mahdist Types - Figure No's 27004 / 27005 / 27015 / 27019 / 27026 / 27039. Includes: Charging with Spear #1, Fuzzy Wuzzy Falling Wounded, Mahdist Charging Flagbearer, Etc. Mint overall, contained in Near Mint Britains set boxes. [6]

A MASAI LION HUNTING SPEAR, with long iron tips and central wooden grip, along with two smaller African spears (3)

A British pattern 1889 naval cutlass, flat sided spear point blade 28 in., with War Department markings and dated 1893, guard with everted rim and War Department stamp, ribbed iron grips.84cm OALThe George Geear Collection

A British pattern 1859 naval cutlass bayonet, broad spear point blade 27.5 in. stamped with trade mark for Bleckman and crowned 'S' acceptance mark, wide sheet steel guard, knurled leather grips, steel mounted leather scabbard.86cm OALThe George Geear Collection

A British pattern 1900 naval cutlass, straight spear-point blade 28 in. with broad fuller to the forte, marked for Enfield and dated 1900, guard with everted rim, leather grips.84cm OALThe George Geear Collection

A Battle of Omdurman pair to confirmed charger and casualty Private T. Stevens, 21st Lancers: Queen's Sudan Medal (3881 P'TE T. STEVENS 21/L'CRS.), engraved in serif capitals, very fine; Khedive's Sudan Medal, clasp: Khartoum (3881 PTE T. STEVENS 21ST LRS), engraved in plain capitals, very fine. [2]36mm diameter of first medalPrivate Stevens is confirmed as having charged with A squadron of his regiment at the Battle of Omdurman on the 2nd of September 1898, in which action he received a severe spear wound to the chest.

A British pattern 1856 pioneer sword, heavy spear point blade 22.5 in. with saw back, by Wilkinson, brass stirrup hilt with ribbed grip, scrolling back quillon stamped '4.1895' over '3.R.I.R' over '5'.70cm OALThe George Geear Collection

ETHNIC, metal tipped spear, large hardwood javelin and paddle inscribed "West African paddle 1912"