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  • An orange Qing dynasty banner

    An orange Qing dynasty banner

    With a five-clawed imperial dragon chasing the pearl of wisdom.

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  • Wari kogai logo

    A Japanese wari-kōgai

    Iron chopsticks that combine as a kogai, with silver inlaid Paulownia mon.

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  • Three Indian war arrows logo

    Three Indian war arrows

    Fitted with facetted armor-piercing bodkins type arrowheads.

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  • Chysanthemum tsuba

    Iron chrysanthemum tsuba

    Large example with gold and silver overlay.

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  • Ju Yuan Hao target arrow logo

    Chinese target arrow

    With snake skin nock. Probably made by Ju Yuan Hao in the 1950s.

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  • Chinese guard logo

    Converted Chinese guard

    A purely Chinese guard and not a very ornate one, converted for Japanese use.

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  • Japanese uchidashi armor plate logo

    Japanese steel plate

    Worked in repousse, possibly once part of an ornamental piece of armor.

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  • Vietnamese dagger logo

    Vietnamese knife

    A simple early 20th-century fighting dagger with ribbed grip.

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  • Dragon gate guard logo

    Unusual dragon gate guard

    Asian sword guard of unknown origin, modified in Japan.

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  • Indian long distance or flight arrows

    Two Indian flight arrows

    Light and slender arrows with small metal tips, optimized for long-distance shooting.

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  • Sword guard

    "South China Sea Guard"

    Most likely used by the multi-cultural crews of pirate fleets that roamed the South China seas.

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  • Sirdan logo

    A Sirdan, or Manchu war arrow

    This large and imposing type of war arrow is often compared to a small spear.

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  • A humble khukurī logo

    A humble service khukurī

    A 19th-century piece with a simple blade but nicely carved hilt.

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  • Pending

    Peranakan "pending" buckle

    Belt buckle from West-Java, worn by Peranakan and wealthy Javanese women.

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  • Lohar logo

    Afghan sickle, called lohar

    Of typical design, forged from one piece of iron, overlaid with brass on one side.

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  • Eccentric khukuri logo

    An eccentric khukurī

    With engraved spine and unusual all brass pommel.

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  • South Indian ankus head

    A south Indian ankus head

    South India, made of chiseled iron with bird-bodied yali creatures.

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  • Ankus head logo

    A parakeet shaped ankus head

    Made with a separate parakeet-shaped hook, attached to long tanged spearhead.

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  • Cockspur case

    Indonesian cockfighting spurs in box

    Weapons not for man, but for an unfortunate rooster. Retired, in a hardwood box.

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  • Montagnard saber logo

    Montagnard short saber

    Of the hill peoples of the Central Highlands of Vietnam.

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  • Large piso raout

    A giant piso raout

    An oversized utility knife of the headhunters of Borneo.

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  • Indo-Chinese fighting dagger

    Sino-Vietnamese fighting knife

    A Chinese style fighting knife probably made in Yunnan or Vietnam.

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  • Indian anti-siege arrows logo

    Three Indian anti-siege arrows

    Named so due to their extremely heavy, bullet-shaped arrowheads.

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  • Bhutanese dagger

    Bhutanese dagger

    With narrow blade and all brass mounts.

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  • Chinese fighting knife

    Chinese ring pommeled knife

    Of a type used by bandits, brigands, pirates, and the like.

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  • Sumatran rencong dagger logo

    An Acehnese rencong

    A peculiar form of dagger found on the northern part of the island of Sumatra.

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  • Antique Vietnamese spearhead logo

    Vietnamese single edged spearhead

    Large, heavy single-edged example with iron mounts.

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  • Pesh kabz

    Pesh kabz with horn plated hilt

    An excellently designed thrusting dagger with T-spine and sharp tip.

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  • Kankyuto logo

    An Edo period kankyûtô

    A double-edged samurai tool with morbid origins.

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  • Balinese keris logo

    Balinese keris

    A classic example with an older blade and timaha wood scabbard.

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  • Indian spearheads and spear butt logo

    Indian spearheads and butt

    A set for the beginning collector.

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  • Ship tsuba

    Classic Choshu ship tsuba

    The work nice and crisp, the execution has a naturalistic charm to it.

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  • Ono school ship tsuba

    Ono school ship tsuba

    Description A classic Japanese ship tsuba with a motif called “kazeh

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  • Sewar dagger from Sumatra logo

    Bird head sewar dagger

    A charming little sewar dagger from the island of Sumatra, Indonesia.

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  • Child's katar

    Boy's katar

    A miniature piece meant for use by a small boy.

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  • A military khukuri of the 19th century logo

    19th century military khukurī

    A workhorse with a stamped mark at the base of the blade.

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  • Sawasa style guard logo

    Sawasa style iron guard

    Unusual piece with depiction of a foreign figure.

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  • Half bone hilted khukuri logo

    Half bone hilted khukurī

    With wide blade and a two-tone hilt in cattle bone and wood, capped with brass.

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  • Chin nicotine flask logo

    Chin nicotine flask

    A very rare flask used by Chin men of Burma for sipping nicotine water.

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  • Chinese javelin logo

    Chinese javelin head

    Description At first sight, this may look like a miniature version of a standard Qing s

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  • Indonesian colonial military saber

    Indonesian colonial military saber

    In quasi European style with a stirrup hilt and Dutch-style leather scabbard.

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  • Wood hilted dahmjaun

    Wood hilted dahmjaun

    With iron ferrule and copper and silver overlaid blade.

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  • Madura keris

    Old Madura keris

    With carved wooden hilt with a beautiful deep patina. Blade in old finish.

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  • Talwar hilt logo

    Silver overlaid talwar hilt

    Never mounted, still with the shop's wooden stopper.

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  • Canton tsuba

    Japanese tsuba in Canton style

    Also known as Kwanto-gata, with two facing dragon chasing a pearl.

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  • Dayak blowgun dart quiver

    Dayak dart quiver with darts

    Complete with a large number of darts, some with poisoned tips.

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  • Chinese iron ruler logo

    Chinese iron ruler

    Introduction As a non-military weapon, not much was written about Chin

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  • A signed Vietnamese fighting saber

    A signed Vietnamese fighting saber

    Presented in this article is a somewhat rare example of a purely practical Vietna

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  • Antique Chinese spearhead logo

    Antique Chinese spearhead 3

    Of classic shape, with a leaf-shaped blade on a socket, connected by a cast bronze base.

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  • Asian Export Tsuba

    Eight-lobed openwork tsuba

    Description A fairly unusual piece, of eight-lobed design.

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  • Mdung spear

    Tibetan spearhead

    Of slender type with a chiseled iron knot shaped bolster.

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  • yem nguyet dao logo

    Ceremonial yem nguyệt đao

    Modeled after the Chinese "guan dao", made of lacquered wood.

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