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Lot 375
A 19th Century Indonesian Luju Alang, Sumatra, the 53cm machete type blade with a narrow fuller running along the back edge, with white metal collar and bone hulu hilt, the two piece wood scabbard bound with bands of sheet silver, some missing; two Early 20th Century Indian Ornamental White Metal Dhals, with foliate engraved black and brown enamelled decoration, each 27.5 cm diameter (3). Orange rust pitting to part of blade which makes it difficult to remove the scabbard. Tip of scabbard is missing a piece of wood, some silver bands missing, Dhals - Both with general signs of wear commensurate with age but no significant issues.
Lot 291
A British Second World War Machete, the blade stamped J.J.B., broad arrow, 1943, with rivetted brown composition grip scales and later crushed leather scabbard; a Martindale Machete, the blade stamped 120-9242, broad arrow, 1987, with camouflage scabbard; two US Machetes, with black composition grips, one with blade stamped TRUE TEMPER, 1943 and with camouflage scabbard, the other with blade stamped ONTARIO KNIFE CO., lacks scabbard (4)
Lot 38
FANTE ASAFO FLAG: ASEBU AMANFI GHANA 154 x 120cmcotton applique flag, depicting the mythical giant Asebu Amanfi with three heads and four arms, he holds a machete in one and a stricken warrior in another, on the left a figure is fleeing, with a Union Jack in the top right and a white and black checked border Provenance:Private collection, United KingdomNote:Beginning in the 17th century, the Fante groups which inhabited the south-west coast of modern-day Ghana formed military and political units known as 'asafo' (deriving from sa, meaning war, and fo, meaning people). Each unit developed elaborate traditions of visual art, most striking of all the flags shown here. These comprised of bold naïve imagery appliqued onto a cotton background, they commonly depict indigenous proverbs which relate closely to the commissioning Asafo group. With the British conquest of the region in 1856 many Asafo groups incorporated versions of the Union Jack into the flag to enhance the power of the imagery.As seen here, the mythical giant Asebu Amanfi was often depicted with multiple heads.
Lot 664
Post War British Survival Knife7 1/4 inch, single edged, wide blade stamped '0274/4594' with broad arrow. Wooden slab grips secured by 3 steel rivets. Contained in its leather scabbard. Together with a WW2 machete. Single edged blade. Composite slab grips secured by 5 copper rivets. Contained in its leather scabbard, dated '1945'. 2 items.
Lot 424
Artist: Drew StruzanA Drew Struzan Artist's Proof print of "Indiana Jones" (Harrison Ford wielding a machete). The print is one of only four Artist's Proofs (this being # "2/4" ) and has been mounted and acrylic framed. The artist Drew Struzan has additionally boldly autographed the proof bottom right. This Artist's Proof was produced by Struzan c. 2003 for a strictly limited edition of subsequent prints.13" x 17" (33 x 43 cm) and framed overall 22" x 25 1/2" (56 x 65 cm)Condition: ExcellentThe Artist's Proof print has been mounted and acrylic framed and remains in excellent order.£400 - £500?
Lot 288
Vintage 1940's Case XX WWII Air Force/Navy Pilots Bolo Machete Brush Survival Folding Knife. The Case XX V44 is a US Army Air Force folding machete issued during WW2. The v-44 bolo machete was part of the B-4 emergency bailout kit and in Pacific Theater Craft. The kit came in a square canvas container which also included other survival items such as a fishing kit, signal mirror and was normally attached to the parachute harness.
Lot 88
*Naga Apatani. Naga tribe items, comprising a Yatee hat, a Bopa hat, Apatani tribe quiver and arrows plus machete in its wooden scabbard, Apatani haversack basket, plus a woven jacket The Apatani tribe lives in the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh, on the frontier with Assam and the Nagaland area of Burma, known for their bamboo and cane weaving. These items were collected by a tea planter in the 1930s. (a carton)
Lot 287
A British Army Survival Knife, dated 1986 on blade, with number and W.D. Arrow in its brown leather scabbard. The 71/8" heavy blade lightly pitted. A WWII British Army Machete made by S and I Kitchin Ltd, Sheffield. Dated 1946 and with W.D. Arrow inn its leather scabbard with markers name and dated 1945, the blade heavily pitted. A Late XX Century British Army Survival knife with small machete style blade, dated 1993 and with W.D. Arrow, light pitting on blade and with wooden grips in its webbing camo scabbard dated 1996.
Lot 480
Cross hatched bakelite riveted grips, showing arrow issue stamps to rivets. 38 cm long machete blade, showing factory sharpening to edge. Light pitting overall, but generally good overall. Dept. Defence stamped and dated 45 DC (Die Casters Pty Ltd). Comes with the original faded olive drab coloured canvas scabbard with brass securing tabs and belt hook & grip snaps (securer removed). Good original piece.
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