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 Nicely preserved Roman iron spearhead c. 100-300 AD. Battlefield discovery from Eastern Europe. Measures 318 mm (12 1/2 inches) long! A whopper. The open end is still packed with petrified material... likely the remnants of the original wooden shaft. #384: $355 SOLD
 Ancient Rome, c. 2nd-3rd century AD. Great iron tip of a ballista bolt. Triangular-shaped head and long, tapered socketed body. Remarkably well-preserved. 78 mm (3 1/16"). #03885: $150 SOLD  Ancient Rome, c. 2nd-4th century AD. Nice and large bronze spearhead. Long, slender blade with raised mid-rib, and long socketed shaft, incised with geometric decorations near the blade. Shows obvious signs of battle damage. 250 mm (9 3/4") long and still very sharp! Great olive-green patina. Ex North Carolina private collection. #WP2002: $599 SOLD  Late Roman to Medieval, 5th-7th century AD. Nice iron spear-tip or ballista-bolt. 93 mm (3 5/8"). #27609: $150 SOLD  Late Roman to Medieval, 4th-7th century AD. Nice iron spear-tip or ballista-bolt. 93 mm (3 5/8"). Professionally cleaned & conserved. #99480: $99 SOLD  Ancient Rome, c. 2nd-3rd Century AD. Nice iron spear head. Broad, flat triangular blade with long shoulder and short tang. 94 mm (3 11/16") long. Blade slightly bent from battle damage in antiquity. Professionally conserved with brown patina. Nice large piece, extremely well-preserved for iron. #WP2163: $199 SOLD  Ancient Rome, c. 1st-2nd century AD. Incredible iron "plumbata" javelin-head. Long socketed neck leads up to a sharp point, with two widely flared barbs. Remains of ancient wood still preserved inside! 164 mm (6 1/2") long! ex-Hagendorf, Switzerland private collection. Professionally conserved. Rare! A museum-worthy example. #WP2155: $499 SOLD  Ancient Roman, c. 1st-3rd century AD. Bronze javelin tip. 66 mm (2 5/8" long with rounded form and sharp, pointed tip. Great blue/gray patina. Photo not to scale! (This is much larger then the arrowheads) #WP2086: $199 SOLD  Ancient Roman, c. 1st-3rd century AD. Iron spearhead. Long diamond-shaped blade and long socketed neck. 114 mm (4 1/2") long.ex-Indianapolis, IN scholasic collection. #AM2043: $225 SOLD  Ancient Rome, c. 1st-3rd century AD. Iron arrowhead. Triangular, pointed tip and short tang. Found at an ancient battlefield in former Thrace-Macedonia, near the Black Sea. 52 mm (2 1/16") long. ex-Los Angeles, CA collection. #WP2126: $125 SOLD  Ancient Rome, c. 2nd to 3rd century AD. Massive iron lance-head. A nicely shaped iron "contos," which was a long cavalry lance with a wood shaft which would have measured 4 to 5 meters in length. The name derives from the Greek word 'kontos', meaning 'oar.' The weapon was so large it required two hands to wield, requiring the horseman to grip his mount with his knees. L: 16" (40.6 cm). Ex- Piscopo Estate. Additional photos available on request. A very impressive ancient weapon! #WP2387: $525 SOLD  Roman England, c. 2nd-4th century AD. Large iron spearhead. With wide, flat blade and wide socketed base, with 2 rivet holes which would have held it onto the heavy wooden shaft. Point still very sharp! L: 264 mm (10 3/8"), professionally conserved. ex-Hampshire, UK gallery. #WP2397: $350 SOLD  Ancient Rome, c. 1st-3rd century AD. Large iron spearhead. With wide, flat blade and wide socketed base, raised central midrib, and 2 rivet holes which would have held it onto the heavy wooden shaft. Nicely preserved for iron! L: 29 cm (11 1/4"). Further photos available upon request. ex-De Pere, WI collection. #WP2461: $399 SOLD  Holy Land. Roman period, c. 1st-3rd century AD. Fantastic small iron arrowhead. With triangular blade and tapered tang. Still quite sharp! L: 27 mm (1 1/16"), nicely preserved for iron! Found in the Holy Land. #WP2549: $175 SOLD  Ancient Roman, c. 1st-3rd century AD. Fantastic iron javelin-tip. With long tapered 4-edged tip and long tang which still show the ridges made to hold it into the javelin shaft. 77 mm (3 inches) long, with great steely tone. ex-British collection; ex-London, UK gallery. Outstanding! This is the finest I've seen. #WP2431: $325 SOLD  Ancient Rome, c. 1st-3rd century AD. Nice iron spearhead. With long, tapered socket, and leaf-shaped blade. L: 22.5 cm (8 7/8"). Nicely preserved! Ex-Los Angeles, CA collection. #WP2559: $325 SOLD  Ancient Rome, c. 1st-3rd century AD. Excellent and long iron spearhead. With long, tapered socket, leaf-shaped blade with raised mid-rib. The socket still clogged with petrified material, likely the wooden remains of the original shaft! L: 285 mm (11 1/4"). Nicely preserved. Ex-Los Angeles, CA collection. Rare! #WP2385: $450 SOLD SPECIAL: A Small Collection of Roman Weapons found in Israel! Ex Prof. Yigael Ronen collection; ex-Robert Deutsch; ex-Archaeological Center, Tel Aviv  Ancient Roman, c. 1st-3rd century AD. Long iron javelin head, found in Israel. 50 mm (1 15/16"). ref: Malloy "Weapons" 137a; Petrie 157; James pp. 11. Diamond-shaped profile, tip clearly blunted from battle damage! #WP2200: $225 SOLD  Ancient Roman, c. 1st-3rd century AD. Long iron javelin head, found in Israel. 66 mm (2 9/16"). ref: Malloy "Weapons" 137a; Petrie 157; James pp. 11. Tip shows battle damage! #WP2199: $199 SOLD  Ancient Roman, c. 1st-3rd century AD. Iron javelin head, found in Israel. 42 mm (1 5/8"). ref: Malloy "Weapons" 137a; Petrie 157; James pp. 11. Hammered, rounded tip. #WP2198: $199 SOLD  Ancient Roman, c. 1st-3rd century AD. Iron javelin head, found in Israel. 50 mm (1 15/16"). ref: Malloy "Weapons" 137a; Petrie 157; James pp. 11. Diamond-shaped profile. #WP2201: $199 SOLD  Ancient Rome, c. 1st-3rd century AD. A nice iron javelin head, found in Spain! L: 35mm (1 3/8”) and well-preserved for iron, still quite sharp! ref: Malloy "Weapons" 137a; Petrie 157; James pp. 11 for type. From the collection of the late Eldert Bontekoe, owner of Pegasi, Ann Arbor Michigan. #WP2779: $175 SOLD  Holy Land. Roman period, c. 1st-3rd century AD. A nice iron javelin head, found in Israel. L: 55mm (2 1/8”) and well-preserved for iron, still quite sharp! ref: Malloy "Weapons" 137a; Petrie 157; James pp. 11 for type. Found in the Holy Land! ex-Santa Barbara County, CA scholastic collection. #WP2598: $199 SOLD Masada! Actually Recovered from Masada. Ancient Roman pilum (javelin tips) recovered from the mountaintop fortress of Masada, where the Jewish rebels held their last stand against the Roman legions in 73-74 C.E. Ex Shmarya Guttman; from the personal collection of notable collector Don Geary of Mt. Orab, Ohio. Mr. Geary was a premier collector, and bought these from an excavation of Masada in the 1960's. After visiting the site several times in the 1930s and 1940s, Shmarya Guttman conducted an initial probe excavation of the site in 1959. Masada was extensively excavated between 1963 and 1965 by an expedition led by Israeli archaeologist and former military Chief-of-Staff Yigael Yadin. These pilums would have most likely come from the last battle held at Masada. In 73-74 C.E. the last Israelis who never accepted Herod’s rule nor the Romans, went to the top of Masada as it was supposedly impossible to breach. Built by Herod the Great as part of his escape route back to his land of Edom, there was only one road up the tall structure. The Israelis defended their position multiple times as the Romans tried to advance up the road. The Romans, who wanted to kill all the Israelis in the area built a land ramp up the other side of Masada and advanced over the top of Masada. According to Josephus (who was a Pharisee (a learned Jew) and historian) what they found is that the Israelis committed suicide rather than become Roman slaves.  Roman Siege Weapon from Masada! An ancient Roman pilum (javelin tip) recovered from the mountaintop fortress of Masada, where the Jewish rebels held their last stand against the Roman legions in 73-74 C.E. L: 48mm (1 7/8"), extremely well-preserved, the tip bent from battle damage! Original excavation tag on one side. Ex Don Geary collection, Mt. Orab, Ohio; Ex pastor B. Bottomley collection, Cedar Rapids, IA. #WP2827: $499 SOLD |
 
 Ancient Roman, c. 1st-3rd century AD. Iron javelin head, found in Israel. 68 mm (2 11/16"). ref: Malloy "Weapons" 137b; Petrie 157; James pp. 11. Triangular tip with squared cross-section. Impressive! #WP2195: $199 SOLD  Ancient Roman, c. 1st-3rd century AD. Iron javelin head, found in Israel. 81 mm (3 1/4"). Triangular tip with squared cross-section. ref: Malloy "Weapons" 137c; Petrie 157; James pp. 11. Very nice and impressive! #WP2196: $225 SOLD
 Roman Republic, c. 1st century BC. Small bronze arrowhead. L: 18 mm (23/32"). Nice olive-green patina. cf. Malloy, Weapons, plate XIV #122. Similar to examples found in the Villa Julia Collection. #WP2337: $75 SOLD  Roman Republic, c. 1st century BC. Small bronze arrowhead. 20 mm (25/32"). Nice green patina. cf. Malloy, Weapons, plate XIV #122. Similar to examples found in the Villa Julia Collection. #WP2338: $75 SOLD  Ancient Rome, early 1st century AD. Large bronze arrowhead. The exact type found in the destruction layer at the City of David, Jerusalem from the Roman attack under emperors Vespasian and Titus. However this specimen was recovered near the Danube River, Eastern Europe. 5 cm (2 inches) long. #WP2072: $199 SOLD  Ancient Rome, c. 1st-2nd century AD. A pair of Roman iron caltrops. Anti-cavalry weapon, these were spread around the outside of fortifications, to stop enemy horses in their tracks upon event of a siege. No matter how they sat on the ground, a sharpened spike was always sticking straight up. Rather poorly preserved, but good representative examples of a rarely-found Roman weapon. Each measures around 44 mm (1 3/4”). Ex-old British private collection. #AR2424: $125 (for the pair) SOLD  Roman Holy Land, c. 1st-3rd century AD. Iron arrowhead, found in Israel! 57 mm (2 1/4") with nice form, completely intact! Beautifully preserved. ex-Jerusalem, Israel private collection. #WP2168: $250 SOLD  Ancient Roman, c. 1st-3rd century AD. Iron javelin head, found in Israel. 61 mm (2 3/8"). ref: Malloy "Weapons" 137a; Petrie 157; James pp. 11. Chunky, squared form. #WP2197: $199 SOLD  Roman Republic, c. 1st century BC. Small bronze arrowhead. 18 mm (11/16"), olive-green patina. cf. Malloy, Weapons, plate XIV #122. Similar to examples found in the Villa Julia Collection. #WP2450: $75 SOLD  Roman Republic, c. 1st century BC. Small bronze arrowhead. 17 mm (11/16"), olive-green patina. cf. Malloy, Weapons, plate XIV #122. Similar to examples found in the Villa Julia Collection. #WP2343: $75 SOLD  Roman Republic, c. 1st century BC. Small bronze arrowhead. 23 mm (7/8"). nice form, coppery to green patina. cf. Malloy, Weapons, plate XIV #122. Similar to examples found in the Villa Julia Collection. #WP2339: $85 SOLD  Ancient Roman, c. 1st-3rd century AD. Iron javelin-tip, found at an ancient battle site in Spain! 45 mm (1 3/4"). ref: Malloy "Weapons" 137a; Petrie 157; James pp. 11. Chunky, squared form. Nicely preserved, the tip bent from battle damage! Ex-Alex Malloy, author of the definitive book Weapons. #WP2400: $250 SOLD  Ancient Roman, c. 1st-3rd century AD. Iron spearhead. Long diamond-shaped blade and short socketed neck. Remains of ancient wood still preserved inside the socket! 93 mm (3 5/8") long. ex-Indianapolis, IN scholasic collection. #AM2040: $175 SOLD  Ancient Rome, c. 1st-3rd century AD. Iron armor-piercing arrowhead. 92 mm (3 5/8") long, with slightly tapered tip leaging to a sharp point. ex-Los Angeles, CA collection. #WP2265: $125 SOLD  Holy Land. Roman period, c. 1st-3rd century AD. Iron arrowhead. With triangular blade and long tang. L: 55 mm (2 1/8"). ref: Malloy "Weapons" 137a; Petrie 157; James pp. 11. Chunky, squared form. Nicely preserved, the tip and tang bent from battle damage! Found in the Holy Land. #WP2551: $299 SOLD  Ancient Rome, c. 1st-4th century AD. Marvelous bronze shield boss! Also known as an umbo. Measures 2 3/4" (7 cm), with small attachment rivet hole in center. Cf. Appels & Laycock AA7.4v. Light olive-green patina with earthen and mineral deposits. ex-J. Rilling collection, Orange County, CA. #AR2395: $299 SOLD  Holy Land. Roman period, c. 1st century BC - 3rd century AD. A great iron arrowhead, with triangular blade and long tang. L: 55 mm (2 1/8"). ref: Malloy "Weapons" 137a; Petrie 157; James pp. 11. Nicely preserved for iron! ex-Nemesis Ancients. #WP2721: $225 SOLD Holy Land. Roman period, c. 1st-3rd century AD. A nice iron javelin head, found in Israel. L: 55mm (2 1/8”) and well-preserved for iron, still quite sharp! ref: Malloy "Weapons" 137a; Petrie 157; James pp. 11 for type. Found in the Holy Land! ex-Santa Barbara County, CA scholastic collection. #WP2598: $199 SOLD  Ancient Roman Empire, c. 1st century BC - 1st Century AD. An excellent iron javelin tip, found in Spain. Triangular in form, with 4 flattened sides and short tang. L: 44mm (1 3/4"), extremely well-preserved for iron! From the estate of the late Eldert Bontekoe, owner of Pegasi, Ann Arbor Michigan. #WP2799: $199 SOLD  Ancient Roman Empire, c. 1st century BC - 1st Century AD. A nice iron javelin tip, found in Spain. Elongated diamond-shape in form, with 4 flattened sides and long tang. L: 7 cm (2 3/4"), extremely well-preserved for iron! From the estate of the late Eldert Bontekoe, owner of Pegasi, Ann Arbor Michigan. #WP2797: $150 SOLD |
 Roman Republic, c. 1st century BC. Small bronze arrowhead. 20 mm (3/4"), olive-green patina. cf. Malloy, Weapons, plate XIV #122. Similar to examples found in the Villa Julia Collection. #WP2413: $75 SOLD  Roman Republic, c. 1st century BC. Small bronze arrowhead. 15 mm (9/16"), nice dark reddish-brassy tone. cf. Malloy, Weapons, plate XIV #122. Similar to examples found in the Villa Julia Collection. #WP2451: $75 SOLD  Roman Republic, c. 1st century BC. Small bronze arrowhead. 20 mm (3/4"), olive-green patina. cf. Malloy, Weapons, plate XIV #122. Similar to examples found in the Villa Julia Collection. #WP2414: $75 SOLD  Roman Republic, c. 1st century BC. Small bronze arrowhead. 17 mm (11/16"), olive-green patina. cf. Malloy, Weapons, plate XIV #122. Similar to examples found in the Villa Julia Collection. #WP2409: $75 SOLD - Ask about alternates!  Roman Republic, c. 1st century BC. Small bronze arrowhead. L: 18 mm (23/32"). Green patina, light earthen deposits. cf. Malloy, Weapons, plate XIV #122. Similar to examples found in the Villa Julia Collection. #WP2340: $75 SOLD  Roman Republic, c. 1st century BC. Small bronze arrowhead. 19 mm (3/4"), olive-green patina. cf. Malloy, Weapons, plate XIV #122. Similar to examples found in the Villa Julia Collection. #WP2449: $75 SOLD  Roman Republic, c. 1st century BC. Small bronze arrowhead. 19 mm (3/4"), olive-green patina. cf. Malloy, Weapons, plate XIV #122. Similar to examples found in the Villa Julia Collection. #WP2537: $75 SOLD  Holy Land. Roman period, c. 1st-3rd century AD. Iron javelin-head. With three-edged triangular blade and long tang. L: 73 mm (2 7/8"). ref: Malloy "Weapons" 137; Petrie 157; James pp. 11. Crusty surfaces, earthen deposits, the tip and tang bent from battle damage! Found in the Holy Land. #WP2576: $250 SOLD Ancient Greek & Roman Bronze Arrowheads, 800 BC -- AD 200 Unearthed at ancient battlefields near the Black Sea, formerly Thrace-Macedonia. THESE ARE MOSTLY GREEK. High quality (mostly intact, larger, better pieces, some with losses). #GRKWP1: $75 each 
Average quality (many broken, small, or incomplete. #GRKWP2: $35 each 
 Ancient Rome, c. 1st-3rd century AD. Large iron spearhead. With wide, flat blade and long, tapered, socketed base, and rivet hole which would have held it onto the heavy wooden shaft. Nicely preserved for iron! L: 32.9 cm (13 inches)! Found at an ancient battle site near the Danube River, Eastern Europe. ex-Los Angeles, CA private collection. #WP2588: $450 SOLD  Ancient Roman, c. 1st - 3rd Century AD. Great Roman bronze dagger handle in the form of a screaming eagle. With inset eyes and curved beak, well-preserved and nicely patinated. 40 x 35mm. Deep green patina. An attractive piece! Ex collection of J.D.R. Fryer, UK. #AR3028: $325 SOLD  Ancient Roman, c. 1st-3rd century AD. Iron javelin head, found in Israel. 56 mm (2 1/4"). ref: Malloy "Weapons" 137a; Petrie 157; James pp. 11. Chunky, squared form. #WP2194: $199 SOLD  Ancient Roman, c. 1st-3rd century AD. Iron javelin head, found in Israel. 41 mm (1 9/16"). ref: Malloy "Weapons" 137a; Petrie 157; James pp. 11. Diamond-shaped profile, tip blunted from battle damage! #WP2202: $199 SOLD  Holy Land. Roman period, c. 1st-3rd century AD. A large iron javelin head, found in Israel. L: 72mm (2 3/4”) and well-preserved for iron! ref: Malloy "Weapons" 137a; Petrie 157; James pp. 11 for type. Found in the Holy Land! ex-Santa Barbara County, CA scholastic collection. #WP2592: $225 SOLD  Holy Land. Roman period, c. 1st-2nd century AD. Nice iron spear or javelin tip. Long, triantular blade with raised central mid-rib, short tang. L: 11.7 cm (4 5/8"), nicely preserved for iron! Found in the Holy Land. ex-Santa Barbara County, CA scholastic collection. #WP2575: $275 SOLD  Roman Siege Weapon from Masada! An ancient Roman pilum (javelin tip) recovered from the mountaintop fortress of Masada, where the Jewish rebels held their last stand against the Roman legions in 73-74 C.E. L: 6 cm (2 3/8"), extremely well-preserved. Original excavation tag on one side. Ex Don Geary collection, Mt. Orab, Ohio; Ex pastor B. Bottomley collection, Cedar Rapids, IA. #WP2828: $499 SOLD |
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