Medieval Germany. An AMAZING fragment of chain-maille armor. This dates to 1100-1500 AD. Measures 100 mm (nearly 4 inches) long! Many segments are still flexible. Extremely rare this intact. An outstanding example, best I've seen! #cm018: $425 SOLD
A nice collection of Medieval iron crossbow-bolts, 13th-15th century AD. Found at the site of a Medieval Austro-Hungarian battlefield in former Czechoslovakia, central Europe. Professional conservation. Measure between 2 5/8" - 4" (67-101 mm) long. Please indicate item number when ordering. #8818: $95 ea.


Medieval iron crossbow-bolt, 14th-15th century AD. Found at the site of the 1432 attack on Coburg Castle in Germany. Professional conservation. Massive 75 mm 2 7/8") long and heavy! #85355: $95 SOLD
Medieval swallowtail long-bow arrowhead, c. 8th-10th century AD. Very well preserved with curved tip and two barbs. Wide socket for the arrow's shaft. 54 mm long. #18500: $125 SOLD

Medieval Europe. 12th-16th century AD. Bronze bullet-die for a lead bullet. Two sides of these would have been clamped together and lead puured in to create a single bullet. Perfectly preserved! Measures 29 mm tall. Piece of original iron clamp bit still intact. #0223: $95
Medieval Europe. 12th-16th century AD. Bronze bullet-die for a lead bullet. Two sides of these would have been clamped together and lead puured in to create a single bullet. Perfectly preserved! Measures a large 30 mm tall. Big piece of original iron clamp bit still intact! #1678: $125
Medieval Europe. 12th-16th century AD. Bronze bullet-die for a lead bullet. Two sides of these would have been clamped together and lead puured in to create a single bullet. Perfectly preserved! Measures 29 mm. Thick, chunky, and heavy! #0931: $90

Medieval iron knife blades.
8th-13th century AD. Found in Thrace / Macedonia.
Measure between 11 and 16 cm long. $55 each.


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Medieval / Byzantine large iron swallowtail arrowhead. 8th-10th century AD. Shot from a long-bow. 55 mm long. #dt802: SOLD

Medieval / Byzantine large iron swallowtail arrowhead. 8th-10th century AD. Shot from a long-bow. 68 mm long. #dt801: $125 SOLD

Medieval / Byzantine Euurope, 8th-10th century AD. Long iron swallow-tail javelin point with interesting spiral-twist to the metal shaft just behind the point. 106 mm long! #dt803: $215 SOLD
Medieval Germany, 7th-9th century AD. Gorgeous and sharp iron spear or lance-point. In remarkable state of preservation.
100 mm (nearly 4 inches) long. #79th23: $155 SOLD
Medieval iron crossbow-bolt, 14th-15th century AD. Found at the site of the 1432 attack on Coburg Castle in Germany. Professional conservation. 88 x 15 mm. Chunky, heavy design. #665: $125 SOLD
Medieval iron crossbow-bolt, 14th-15th century AD. Found at the site of the 1432 attack on Coburg Castle in Germany. Professional conservation. 93 mm long. Top bent from battle action! #667: $85 SOLD
Medieval Europe. 12th-16th century AD. Large bronze bullet-die for a lead bullet. Two sides of these would have been clamped together and lead puured in to create a single bullet. Perfectly preserved! Measures 34 mm tall! #54: $85 SOLD
Medieval iron caltrop ("calthrop"). 8th-11th century AD. Anti-cavalry wrapon, these were spread around the outside of fortifications, to stop enemy horses in their tracks upon event of a seige. No matter how they sat on the ground, a sharpened spike was always sticking straight up. A gorgeous example! 2 3/4 inches across the widest points. #9489: $145 SOLD


Medieval / Byzantine large iron swallowtail arrowhead. 8th-10th century AD. Shot from a long-bow. 52 mm long. #dt800: $125 SOLD
Medieval France. Gothic period, 12th-13th century AD. Fantastic iron armor-piercing dagger. Simple, sleek form with a triangular-shaped blade made for penetrating between the rings of chain maille or at the joints of plate armor. This is exactly the form it would have originally had, without inlays or pommel grip. It was intended to be carried as a simple side-arm for close hand-to-hand combat. Extremely well-preserved! Professionally conserved, with nice black patina with some brassy areas showing through. Measures 275 mm (11 inches) long. #med1170: $525 SOLD
Medieval Germany, 7th-9th century AD. Gorgeous and sharp iron spear or lance-point. In remarkable state of preservation.
87 mm (nearly 3 1/2 inches) long. Awesome piece. #9914: $155 SOLD
Medieval Germany, 7th-9th century AD. Huge and impressive spear-tip. Intact with huge barbs and long socketed bodt, with a corkscrew-shaped twist at the top designed to break off when the weapon penetrated its target. 77 mm (3") long! Awesome piece! #85306: $275 SOLD
Medieval Germany. Nice iron knife blade, 7th-9th century AD. Profesionally restored and sharp! Measures a whopping 162 mm (6 1/2 inches) long! #knife12: $75 SOLD
One of the most amazing piece's I've had... a Medieval German gauntlet! Steel left-hand gauntlet / hand armor. Dates from c. 1580-1620 AD. Brightly-polished steel (light rust on the inside) with brass rivets. Missing all but the top knuckle of four of the fingers and thumb (held on by leather strips). Only slightly restored but the original parts are in fantastic condition. A great display-piece! Measures 10 1/2 x 6". #gauntlet1870: $899 SOLD
Medieval Europe. 12th-16th century AD. Bronze bullet-die for a lead bullet. Two sides of these would have been clamped together and lead puured in to create a single bullet. Perfectly preserved! Measures 26 mm tall. #53: $75 SOLD