Seven Greek Bronze Age Projectile Points

**First Time At Auction** Greece, ca. 1000 to 800 BCE. Two bronze bilobate projectile points, both with long tangs, and five trilobate, four of those with long tangs, and one with a socket. Size of la

Set of Ancient Greek / Scythian bronze trilobe socketed arrowheads, projectile points. 600 - 200 BC, in excavated condition, with display case.

Set of Ancient Greek / Scythian bronze trilobe socketed arrowheads, projectile points. 600 - 200 BC, in excavated condition, with display case.

Set of Ancient Greek / Scythian bronze trilobe socketed arrowheads, projectile points. 600 - 200 BC, in excavated condition. 3 4" - 1" size points with 3 1/2" square display case.

Set of Ancient Greek / Scythian bronze trilobe socketed arrowheads, projectile points. 600 - 200 BC, in excavated condition, with 2 3/4" square display case.

Set of Ancient Greek / Scythian bronze trilobe socketed arrowheads, projectile points. 600 - 200 BC, in excavated condition. 3 4" - 1" size points with 3 1/2" square display case.

**First Time At Auction** Ancient Eastern Mediterranean/Holy Land, Phoenicia, ca. 6th century BCE. Five iron and one bronze projectile point from Phoenicia; also a Canaanite dagger blade from Middle B

Ca. 525-330 BC. A group of five bronze arrowheads represents an intriguing assemblage of projectile points. These arrowheads showcase a distinctive trilobate and bilobate shape, characterized by three

Anatolia, Greek Bronze Age, Troy II, ca. 2600 to 2400 BCE. A distinctive, beautifully preserved dual-handled ceramic cup from the Greek period at Troy. Rare in the region, potters here had access to t

Ancient Greek Bronze Age Sword Date: Circa 1600 – 800 BC Ancient Greek Bronze Sword. This item has been professionally cleaned to show original details, and includes a lifetime authenticity certific

**First Time At Auction** Greece, Classical to Hellenistic period, ca. 500 to 30 BCE. Seven nicely preserved, cast bronze socketed trilobate arrow heads, some with barbs. Size of largest: 1.9" W (4.8

Neolithic, c.6th millennium BC. A group of seventeen flint projectile points and arrowheads. 64 grams total, 36-73mm (1 1/2 - 3"). From an important London collection, acquired in the 1990s. [17, No R

Seven Bronze Age silver and bronze armlets; each of simple circular form;; D: 4 1/4" (largest)

26 Publikationen, Antike Kunst, diverse THE GREEK BRONZE AGE The Greek Theatre EURIPIDES AND THE JUDGEMENT OF PARIS ANCIENT MARBLES, INCE BLUNDELL HALL Greek Vases in the Felton Collection GREEK GODS

Estate lot of 2 Greek Bronze age archaeological find museum replica / reproduction brass cup and mask face. Hand made in manner, the cup with scenes in relief picturing the netting of wild bulls for d

Includes 3 spear points and a pendant. Pendant appears to possibly have horse figures on it. Longest piece measures approx 5.5" L.

Seven Marvel bronze age comic books to include Fantastic Four 144, 177, 179, 183, X-Men 105, 106 and Inhumans 9 comic books. The X-Men 105 is GD 2.0, the rest are VG/FN 5.0 and complete reader copies.

Gilt Metal Greek & Cross Bronze Age Spiral Brooch. Brooch measures just over 2 inches in diameter.

Seven Marvel bronze age age Iron Man comic books to include 53, 57, 58, 59, 60, 62 and 63, these range from G 2.0 to FN 6.0.

Luristan 14" Bronze Age Spear PointThis is a Bronze Age Luristan spear point with a medial ridge. This item is described in a certified appraisal dated November 18th 2003 by Harmer Johnson, Appra

This is a Bronze Age Luristan spear point with a medial ridge. This item is described in a certified insurance appraisal dated November 18th 2003 by Harmer Johnson, Appraisers Association of America,

Title: Greek Bronze Spear, Bronze Age, c. 1st Millennium BC Date & Origin: Greek c. 1st Millennium BC Complete spearhead, mid rib decorated with incised lines. Nice green patina. Material: Bronze Dime

Eastern Europe / Western Asia, Black Sea area, Pontic Greek or Scythian, ca. 500 BCE. A cast bronze spear point of elegant form. A narrow, cylindrical socket tapers almost unnoticeably to meet the bod

**First Time At Auction** Roman, Imperial period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. A collection of ten iron projectile points, seven tanged and three socketed. Size of largest: 4.5" W (11.4 cm) Provenance: