Inventory Please take time to view the items in the Inventory. If there is something in particular you are looking for please get in touch. Search Inventory Quiver #186 Don LaRocca1 classifies this type of leather quiver as a bse dong (Tibetan): bse in reference to the decorated... Pair of Presentation Pistols #182 Made in the French taste, this pair of Ottoman presentation percussion pistols features Damascus steel parts, generous... Piso Podang #172 The design of this sword’s brass hilt, being so redolent of the tulwar type, is widely believed to have been... Left-handed Shamshir #171 Indian curved swords, particularly shamshirs, would have been worn suspended at the left hip from a belt—the... Kard Dagger #163 Grips of walrus ivory form the handle of this Persian kard. Its heavy blade of wootz Damascus steel has a panel of... Tengpai Wicker Shield #159 A striking Chinese artifact of the Qing Dynasty, this iconic and rare tengpai, or 藤牌 (rattan shield), would have been... Thewa Mirror #155 This tabletop mirror comes from Partabgarh in Rajasthan, India and depicts religious scenes from Hindu dharma,... Lantaka Cannon #154 This large Indonesian ‘lantaka’ swivel cannon is made from bonze and would have been used to protect a high... Indian Matchlock #152 This large Indian matchlock ‘toradar’ or ‘bandook’ has a tapering, two-stage sighted steel... Dhu'l Faqar Sword #150 This is a scarce and iconic sword-type known as a dhu'l faqar or zulfikar and closely associated with the Prophet... Thai Sword #141 This sword, or dha (correctly termed a dah shay), dates to the 19th century. Its long, cylindrical hilt is carved... Belted Jambiya #132 Originating from Sana’a, Yemen, this splendidly ornamented jambiya dates from the late 19th or early 20th century... Forearm Guard #126 Formed from a single piece of hardened leather, this scarce Tibetan guard would have been for protecting the left... Bridle Elements #124 These two highly unusual iron elements are from a Tibetan horse bridle. The largest piece is a T-shaped plaque... Horse Crupper #123 Nomadic tribes take great pride in their horses and horsemanship—for example the Nihangs (nomadic Sikhs) referred... Painted Saddle #122 This scarce Tibetan saddle, with its highly decorative gilded and varnished leather panels, is attached to a wooden... Vietnamese ‘Babao’ (Eight Treasures) Processional Standard #119 This bronze ‘Babao’ processional standard is from Vietnam and dates to the mid-to-late 19th century. Its... Rare Tibetan Sword #099 A possibly unique silver mounted Tibetan straight sword. Most others of this period, and those with enough... Golok Sword #097 The overall form of this sword maybe familiar to those who collect and study the weapons of Indonesia, but the... Hispano-Arab Damascened Box #078 A small decorative iron box from the early twentieth century, damascened in two colours of gold in a style that was... First123Last