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A fine example of an early 19th Century French Briquet sabre. The blade displays some tarnishing and is in overall, good antique condition. The brass…
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The seme, also known as the lion's sword, is the traditional sidearm carried by Maasai men. This lightweight, short sword features a double-edged, le…
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Records indicate that a John Pearis Dalton of the South African Infantry died on 18 October 1916 (aged 20). He was buried in France. These bronze mem…
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These bronze memorial plaques, nicknamed 'The Dead Man's Penny' (because of the superficial similarity to the much smaller penny coin), were issued t…
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The seme, also known as the lion's sword, is the traditional sidearm carried by Maasai men. This lightweight, short sword features a double-edged, le…
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A Shona ceremonial dagger, known as a bakatwa, with its wood and hide sheath. This is a traditional prestige object from the Shona peoples of Zimbabw…
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A traditional Maasai baton dagger, a culturally significant weapon used by the Maasai people of East Africa, primarily in Kenya and Tanzania. This pa…
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A late 19th / early 20th Century Salampasu tribal short sword. Similar in style to the Roman gladius short sword, it has a broad double-edged blade.…
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In excellent condition with clasp intact and numbered "SA3384". The Silver War Badge was issued in the United Kingdom and the British Empire to servi…
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Stamped "SILVER" to badge and hanger. Clasp is intact and functional.
Size: 48 x 30mm
Weight: 4.76 grams
Stamped "SILVER" to badge and hanger. Clasp is intact and functional.
Size: 47 x 30mm
Weight: 4.7 grams
Stamped "Sterling". Clasp Intact.
Size: 55 x 25mm
Weight: 4.73 grams
