Africa, Democratic Republic Congo, an African lot with three bladed weapons with wooden handles, a sickle knife by Ngombe People, nicely engraved with geometrical design (58 cm), a sickle shaped sword, Central Zaire, Azande style (48 cm) and an iron Zulu (Southern Africa) half moon axe on wooden shaft, - L. 77 cm. -

Africa, Democratic Republic Conga, trombash, a trumbash knife by Mangbetu people (a Central Sudanic ethnic group) living in the northeastern province of Haut-Uele, fine wire wrapping on handle, - H. 42 cm. -

Africa, Democratic Republic Congo, trombash, a lot of three trumbash knives, Mangbetu people, (a Central Sudanic ethnic group) living in the northeastern province of Haut-Uele, - H. 35/40,5/46 cm. -

Africa, Democratic Republic Congo/Angola, Songe people, a lot of two ceremonial axes, well forged blades, one with covered wooden handle, - H. 39/41 cm. -

Africa, Democratic Republic Congo/Angola, Songye people, Luba Region, a ceremonial royal axe (zappozap) well forged blade with intricate details, copper-covered wooden handle, - H. 32,3 cm. -

Africa, Democratic Republic Congo/Angola, Songye people Luba Region, a ceremonial royal axe (zappozap), well forged blade with intricate details, wooden handle copper-covered, - H. 35,5 cm. -

Africa, Democratic Republic Congo/Angola, Songye people - Luba Region, a royal/ceremonial axe (Nzappa zap/zappozap/kasuyu) extremely fine forged blade depicting intricate details, embellished with engraved motif, copper-covered handle, heavy, - H. 33 cm. -

Africa, Democratic Republic Congo, an Ikul, a Kuba short sword, ikula, a ceremonial Congolese knife, leaf-shaped blade owning the significant central edge, wooden spherical knob handle decorative pattern, - L. 33,5 cm. -

Africa, Democratic Republic Congo, Ikul, a Kuba short sword, ikula, a ceremonial Congolese knife, leaf-shaped blade, wooden round knob handle with decorative pattern, - L. 36,5 cm. -

Africa, Democratic Republic Congo, Ikul, a Kuba short sword, ikula, a ceremonial Congolese knife, leaf-shaped blade with motifs, wooden round knob handle with decorative pattern, - L. 37 cm. -

Africa, Central Africa, Democratic Republic Congo, Nkutshu People/Kuba, Emputé Mbole tribe, a lot of three Northern Congolese lance spear blades with central circular holes, - H. 31/51/53 cm. -

Africa, Democratic Republic Congo, a pair of two leaf shaped old Mongo knives, saka, both hilt grips wrapped with copper wire, - H. 49/56 cm. -

Africa, D.R.C., upper Congo, Konda/Mongo people, a lot of three tribal ceremony knives, blades with parallel sides widening out to convex crescent at the end (splayed fan like ingonda) and a Yakoma tribe knife with conical pommel, - H. 34,5/44/46 cm. -

Africa, East-Central Democratic Republic Congo, an Emputé – Lokele Short Sword, Topoke, tribal motif incision blade, - H. 47 cm. -

Africa, Bangala, Congo/Tshuapa river, Mongo people, a combat battle knife/currency, saka, grip metal overlay, - H. 54 cm. -

Africa, Bangala, Congo/Tshuapa river, Mongo people, a combat battle knife/currency, saka, - H. 52 cm. -

Africa, Bangala, Congo/Tshuapa river, Mongo people, a combat battle knife/currency, saka, wooden grip, - H. 42 cm. -

Africa, Yoruba People, Ada Ogun, a pair ceremonial swords that honor Ogun, the Yoruba Lord of iron. Ògún is a warrior and a powerful spirit of metal work, the iron blades forged with figural motifs and openwork, as pair happily married couple symbolizing fertility, - H. 46/47 cm. -

Africa, a bangi throwing knife, blade with bill hook, wooden handle with metal ferrule and conical pommel, - H. 62,5 cm. - (page 347; An Ethnographic Study of Traditional Money by Charles J. Opitz)

Persia/Iran, Interbellum-WWII, Infantry Officer sword, Pahvlavi crown on top of grip, with metal sheath

Indo Persian khanjar, modern ornate damask pistol grip dagger and identical scabbard, panels with patterns inlaid with silver, recurved wootz (watered pattern) blade showing an in relief cartouche of matching rays as on hilt knobs, complete edged weapon has silver koftgari overlay except stirrup and chape, - L. 31 cm. -

Indo Persian lot of two I-shaped daggers, modern ornate damask khanjar with sheath, watered pattern blade (wootz style), - L. 24 to 27 cm. -

India, 18th century Katar dagger, decorated Iron with wear

India, Talwar sword, metal hilt with typical Indian disc pommel, comes with leather scabbard including an open-worked chape, - L. 87 cm. -

Talwar sword with leather sheath, some wear, nice piece with some decoration on guard

South-Asia, Indian subcontinent, a curved sword, Talwar hilt, Mamluk-Ottoman style sabre, - L. 96 cm. -, added Middle East/South-Asia, Persian poleaxe, damascening pattern on crescent shaped axe on socket and at the spike on top of the polearm spear, L. 78 cm. -

East-Asia, India, a lot with three Talwar hilts in total, two are placed on a semicirle marmor base, calacatta marmer geodemarble with hemmed foot and round shaped flower/petal ornament in gilt metal with circular hole to fit in the rajput style grip, - H. 21/22 cm. -

South east asia, Pair of very nice, working knives/machetes, for spitting bamboo or cutting ratan, likely from the Cambodia/ Laos region, slightly curved, wood has fine brass inlay figurines (ressembles sadeueb Aceh for cutting grass)

Asia, Nepal, Khukuri/kukri with dark brown leather sheath, blade decorated, bone hilt, 20th century, - L. 41 cm. -

Asia, Southern-Asia, Bhutan, drali, large shield, offering better coverage in a battle, black lacquered finish, deeply rolled edge, four big brass bosses (D. 6 cm.) with pattern (3,5 cm thickness), late 19th century, shield embodies 45,5 cm diameter.

China, 19th century Chinese sword/dagger belt, made of leather with metal ornaments with typical cherry blossom flower pattern engraved

China, WWII, Kuomintang (Chinese Nationalists), army officer's dagger, as used between 1927/1949, Chinese character markings on ricasso, complete with leather scabbard, in used but overall nice presentable condition, harder to find type of dagger

Indonesia, Northern Sumatra, Aceh, Peudeueng. a curved long sword with fullers/grooves and a spear-tip shaped point, nicely decorated hulu meu apet hilt (incl. typical Acheh crown stem-ring integrated in silver plated handguard), no scabbard, - L. 94 cm. -

Indonesia, Nias, a kalabubu necklace, coconut and brass material, necklaces like these were worn by warrior men called head-hunters in the island of Nias, off the Western coast of Sumatra in Indonesia, -D. 24 cm.-

Indonesia, 1950's/ 60's, military fighting knife, made from a reworked US "Cattaraugus 225Q" Commando knife, marked on the ricasso with "TNI" ( Tentara Nasional Indonesia), with leather scabbard also marked "TNI", interesting piece

The Philippines, Southern part, Maranao in Mindanao (the Maguindanoa area), a Sulu sword, a ceremonial state, Datu nobility class kris/sundang with buntut, Moro blade Seko (Lanti, Kalis Seko) with eight waves (lok), Junggayan (elongated cockatoo) hilt regent style, elegantly covered with a magical Okir pattern applied by inlaid wired tendrils, a spherical elemented grip (puluhan) decorated with floral wire ornaments, crescent shaped (Gambar-Tanggala) taguban, sheath keris possibly comes from Southern Sumatra/ Malaysia, - L. 55 cm. -