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Photo by  Michael Coulon

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Custom made D2 Steel tracker knife

Barong, of familiar form, broad 13 inch blade; silver-mounted hilt, the grip bound in plaited twine, the burlwood pommel incised with scrollwork. Two-piece wooden scabbard bound with rattan, the throat and chape set with mother-of-pearl plaques and incised with scrollwork panels within dentate borders.

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1) Masaai seme, 15 inch double edged blade, narrow leather-covered grip, russet leather-covered scabbard. 2) Another, massive example with slender 22 inch blade of diamond section broadening towards the point; ribbed leather-covered grip; russet leather-covered scabbard with leather suspension strap. 3) North African arm dagger; 7 inch double edged blade molded with fullers; tured wooden grip with wheel pommel; leather and reptile skin scabbard with plaited leather arm loop. 4) Another, broad 8 ½ inch blade of diamond section; leather-covered grip with iron ‘arrowhead’ pommel; black leather-covered scabbard missing the arm loop. 5) Large Salampasu knife; broad 14 inch blade with scalloped edges; stepped wooden grip; leather scabbard with plaited decoration.

Photo by  Michael Michael Custom by  Guy Connor Lester

A combination hunting knife and wheellock pistol with a massive, cleaver-like blade, etched by Ambrosius Gemlich. Munich, Germany, blade ca. 1528-1529, etched with a calendar for the years 1529-1534, barrel dated to 1540 or 1546, housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.