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A 19thC African crossbow - Fang tribe, Gabon, 51".

A box containing a collection of various ephemera including metal detector finds such as early coinage (16th-20th Century), musket balls, silver teaspoon, various iron and bronze buckles, Medieval crossbow bolt, cut flints, various other commemorative coinage, militaria, cloth badges, cap badges, etc. and a modern Sekonda gold coloured pocket watch

An antique probably late 18th/early 19th century Crossbow, with wooden stock and textured grip, steel trigger guard and fittings, L 76.5 cm x W 74.5 cm.

Unnamed crossbow, metal limb is loose.

Barnett Wildcat crossbow, with spare limb, with 13 bolts

Prunkvoller Scheibenschnepper, Sachsen, 2. Hälfte 20. Jhdt. Blanker, straff eingebundener Stahlbogen mit roten Wollpompons. Textile Sehne mit Schlag- und Kettelfaden. Reich verzierte Säule aus Nussbaumholz, dabei Reliefschnitzereien, gravierte Intarsien aus weißem beinernen Material, kunstvoll durchbrochen gearbeitetem Messing und reliefiertem Holz, Kolbenkappe aus dunklem Holz mit Beinmedaillon (Monogramm "UF"). Klappenschloss mit einfachem Abzug, Bolzenhalter aus Stahl, großes klappbares Rahmenvisier mit justierbarem Diopter. Leichte Gebrauchsspuren, nahezu neuwertig. Bogenweite 50 cm, Länge 72 cm.Mit liebevollen Details im Stil des 17./18. Jhdts. sauber gearbeitete Armbrust in schönem, funktionsfähigem Zustand. A luxury Saxon crossbow, 2nd half of the 20th century A luxury Saxon crossbow, 2nd half of the 20th centuryBlanker, straff eingebundener Stahlbogen mit roten Wollpompons. Textile Sehne mit Schlag- und Kettelfaden. Reich verzierte Säule aus Nussbaumholz, dabei Reliefschnitzereien, gravierte Intarsien aus weißem beinernen Material, kunstvoll durchbrochen gearbeitetem Messing und reliefiertem Holz, Kolbenkappe aus dunklem Holz mit Beinmedaillon (Monogramm "UF"). Klappenschloss mit einfachem Abzug, Bolzenhalter aus Stahl, großes klappbares Rahmenvisier mit justierbarem Diopter. Leichte Gebrauchsspuren, nahezu neuwertig. Bogenweite 50 cm, Länge 72 cm.Mit liebevollen Details im Stil des 17./18. Jhdts. sauber gearbeitete Armbrust in schönem, funktionsfähigem Zustand. Condition: II +

Ordonnanzarmbrust, Schweiz, um 1950 Stahlbogen in verschraubter Halterung, solide Stahldrahtsehne mit Schlitten. Nussholzschaft mit Daumenkanzel und eiserner Stutzenschaftkappe, vorne die Waffennummer "EASV 644". Höhen- und seitenverstellbare, offene Visierung, intaktes Klauenschloss, einfacher Abzug, eiserner Abzugsbügel. Riemenrest. Dazu der 75 cm lange Spannhebel aus Eschenholz und Eisen. Stahlteile stellenweise fleckig, Holz mit leichten Gebrauchsspuren und minimalen Fehlstellen. Bogenweite 63 cm, Länge 96 cm. Gute Erhaltung.In den 1940er bis 1960er Jahren war die Ordonnanzarmbrust die offizielle Wettkampfwaffe des Eidgenössischen Armbrustschützenverbandes EASV. Ihren Namen verdankt sie der Visierung und dem Abzug ähnlich dem Armeegewehr. Sie bildete den Ausgangspunkt für die Entwicklung der modernen Matcharmbrust. A Swiss ordnance crossbow, circa 1950 A Swiss ordnance crossbow, circa 1950Stahlbogen in verschraubter Halterung, solide Stahldrahtsehne mit Schlitten. Nussholzschaft mit Daumenkanzel und eiserner Stutzenschaftkappe, vorne die Waffennummer "EASV 644". Höhen- und seitenverstellbare, offene Visierung, intaktes Klauenschloss, einfacher Abzug, eiserner Abzugsbügel. Riemenrest. Dazu der 75 cm lange Spannhebel aus Eschenholz und Eisen. Stahlteile stellenweise fleckig, Holz mit leichten Gebrauchsspuren und minimalen Fehlstellen. Bogenweite 63 cm, Länge 96 cm. Gute Erhaltung.In den 1940er bis 1960er Jahren war die Ordonnanzarmbrust die offizielle Wettkampfwaffe des Eidgenössischen Armbrustschützenverbandes EASV. Ihren Namen verdankt sie der Visierung und dem Abzug ähnlich dem Armeegewehr. Sie bildete den Ausgangspunkt für die Entwicklung der modernen Matcharmbrust.Condition: II

Scheibenarmbrust, Niederlande, 2. Hälfte 16. Jhdt. Schwerer geschmiedeter Stahlbogen mit Mittelrippe am Rücken und Schmiedemarke "PM"(?) an der oberen Schmalseite jedes Wurfarms. Sehne neu ergänzt. Verankerung mit seitlich verkeilten Bogeneisen. Holzsäule mit unten angesetzter Konsole und eisernen Schlossblechen. Auf der Säulenoberseite eine beinerne Bolzenrinne und feine Beinadern (unvollständig), hinter der Nuss die eingeritzte Nummer "III 1", dahinter ein eisernes Standvisier, am Säulenfuß ein Schlitz für die Spannvorrichtung (Flaschenzugwinde) und Wuggelmuster. Schloss mit eisengefütterter beinerner Nuss (sitzt fest) und gefedertem Abzugszüngel, langer eiserner Abzugsbügel mit Kugelabschluss. Steigbügel wohl später entfernt. Gebrauchs- und Altersspuren, Altreparaturen. Durch Restaurierung gut zu verbessern. Bogenweite 57 cm, Gesamtlänge 90 cm. Rare, frühe Version der westeuropäischen Scheibenarmbrust, die noch deutlich ihre Verwandtschaft mit der spanischen Armbrust zeigt. A Dutch target crossbow, 2nd half of the 16th century A Dutch target crossbow, 2nd half of the 16th centurySchwerer geschmiedeter Stahlbogen mit Mittelrippe am Rücken und Schmiedemarke "PM"(?) an der oberen Schmalseite jedes Wurfarms. Sehne neu ergänzt. Verankerung mit seitlich verkeilten Bogeneisen. Holzsäule mit unten angesetzter Konsole und eisernen Schlossblechen. Auf der Säulenoberseite eine beinerne Bolzenrinne und feine Beinadern (unvollständig), hinter der Nuss die eingeritzte Nummer "III 1", dahinter ein eisernes Standvisier, am Säulenfuß ein Schlitz für die Spannvorrichtung (Flaschenzugwinde) und Wuggelmuster. Schloss mit eisengefütterter beinerner Nuss (sitzt fest) und gefedertem Abzugszüngel, langer eiserner Abzugsbügel mit Kugelabschluss. Steigbügel wohl später entfernt. Gebrauchs- und Altersspuren, Altreparaturen. Durch Restaurierung gut zu verbessern. Bogenweite 57 cm, Gesamtlänge 90 cm. Rare, frühe Version der westeuropäischen Scheibenarmbrust, die noch deutlich ihre Verwandtschaft mit der spanischen Armbrust zeigt. Condition: II

Reich verzierte Renaissance-Armbrust, süddeutsch, um 1580 Schwerer Stahlbogen, auf der rechten Innenseite eine geschlagene kreisförmige Marke mit Strahlenkranz, rechts gestempelt das Monogramm "HF". Originaler, fester Einbund und neu ergänzte Hanfsehne. Gebauchte Säule aus feinmaserigem rotbraunen Holz mit reich gravierten Beineinlagen. Originale, im Faden laufende Nuss aus Geweih mit eisernem Einbau. Mehrachsiges Schloss, Fadenstecher mit einklappbarem Abzugszüngel, eiserner Abzugsbügel, Windenknebel. An der Oberseite der Säule erscheinen zwischen Voluten und Tierdarstellungen gravierte Szenen mit den Taten des Herkules, hinter der Nuss alt eingestochen der Name "IACOB". An den hellen Seitenbändern präsentieren sich antike Helden zwischen springenden Füchsen, Hunden, Hase und liegendem Reh. Auf dem Wangenanschlag eine antike Szene mit erschossenem König und drei Bogenschützen. An der beinernen Kolbenkappe die auf einer Kugel schwebende Fortuna. Auf der Unterseite die Heilige Agnes mit Lamm und die Heilige Barbara mit Stab und Kelch, an den unteren Seitenbändern gravierte Voluten und kunstvoll verschlungene Fabelwesen. Daumenanschlag in Form eines eisernen Stegs an der Oberseite. Bolzenhalter und Visier fehlen. Vereinzelt kleine Fehlstellen, Risse, Altreparaturen, Gebrauchs- und Altersspuren. Bogenweite 60 cm, Gesamtlänge 64 cm. Seltene, äußerst repräsentative Armbrust der Spätrenaissance, wahrscheinlich eine Nürnberger Arbeit. A South German elaborately bone-inlaid Renaissance crossbow, circa 1580 A South German elaborately bone-inlaid Renaissance crossbow, circa 1580Heavy steel prod, a circular mark with a sun burst struck on the inside on the right, the monogram "HF" stamped on the right. Original, fixed anchors, the hemp bowstring a modern replacement. The bellied tiller in finely grained, reddish-brown wood with lavishly engraved bone inlays. The original nut made of antler with an iron mount, secured with thread. Multi-axle lock, hair set trigger with folding trigger shoe, iron trigger guard and cranequin lug. The top of the tiller engraved with scenes of the Labours of Hercules amidst volutes and depictions of animals, an old inscription with the name "IACOB" behind the nut. The light-coloured side bands featuring antique heroes interspersed with leaping foxes, hounds, a hare and reclining deer. An antique scene with a dead king, killed by a shot, and three archers on the cheek rest. Fortuna floating above a globe on the bone butt cap. St Agnes holding a lamb and St Barbara with staff and chalice on the underside, engraved volutes and elaborately intertwined mythical creatures on the lower side bands. The thumb rest in the shape of an iron crosspiece on the top. The bolt channel and back sight have been lost. Occasional minor flaws, cracks, old repairs, signs of age and handling. Width of the bow 60 cm, total length 64 cm. Rare, exceptionally distinguished late Renaissance crossbow. Probably produced in Nuremberg.Condition: II

Armbrustwinde, deutsch, um 1600 Kräftige Zahnstange, gegratete Krappe mit tief geschlagener Marke (Halbmond mit zwei Sternen, Stöckel Nr. 5020). Originaler, durchbrochen gearbeiteter Gürtelhaken. Das kantige Gehäuse schauseitig offen gearbeitet mit rotierendem dreispeichigen Rad, an der Achse oben ein aufgelegter Messingstern, links am Gehäuse ein durchbrochen gearbeiteter Stern, an der Unterseite der alte Windbausch aus Hanffaden, teilweise mit Drahteinlagen zur Erhöhung der Festigkeit. Gerader, gegrateter Kurbelarm, am Ende gekrümmt mit originalem Holzgriff und Beinmanschette. Länge der Zahnstange 36 cm. Selten in dieser Komplettheit und schönen Erhaltung. A German crossbow winch (cranequin), circa 1600 A German crossbow winch (cranequin), circa 1600Kräftige Zahnstange, gegratete Krappe mit tief geschlagener Marke (Halbmond mit zwei Sternen, Stöckel Nr. 5020). Originaler, durchbrochen gearbeiteter Gürtelhaken. Das kantige Gehäuse schauseitig offen gearbeitet mit rotierendem dreispeichigen Rad, an der Achse oben ein aufgelegter Messingstern, links am Gehäuse ein durchbrochen gearbeiteter Stern, an der Unterseite der alte Windbausch aus Hanffaden, teilweise mit Drahteinlagen zur Erhöhung der Festigkeit. Gerader, gegrateter Kurbelarm, am Ende gekrümmt mit originalem Holzgriff und Beinmanschette. Länge der Zahnstange 36 cm. Selten in dieser Komplettheit und schönen Erhaltung.Condition: II

Kulissenarmbrust, deutsch, 2. Hälfte 17. Jhdt. Geschwärzter schlanker Stahlbogen. Einbund aus Hanffaden. Säule aus rotbraun gebeiztem Holz mit gravierten Beineinlagen und Eisenbeschlägen. Auf der Oberseite der beingefütterten Führungsschiene eine Beinintarsie, beschriftet "LEHNHARD WIDENRODT", an den Seiten der Säule beineingelegte Fabelwesen. Vorne ein tropfenförmiger eiserner Ring, seitlich eingeschobenes Korn, eisernes Standvisier mit zusätzlicher Klappkimme. Klappenschloss mit Nadelstecher, eiserne Kolbenkappe, rechts ein Kolbenfach mit Schubdeckel (Fehlstellen), Abzugsbügel fehlt. Eisenteile korrodiert, Schlossteile müssen neu justiert werden. Teilweise leicht beschädigt, Altersspuren. Länge 67 cm, Bogenweite 56 cm. Durch Restaurierung gut zu verbessern. Repräsentativ. A German crossbow, 2nd half of the 17th century A German crossbow, 2nd half of the 17th centuryGeschwärzter schlanker Stahlbogen. Einbund aus Hanffaden. Säule aus rotbraun gebeiztem Holz mit gravierten Beineinlagen und Eisenbeschlägen. Auf der Oberseite der beingefütterten Führungsschiene eine Beinintarsie, beschriftet "LEHNHARD WIDENRODT", an den Seiten der Säule beineingelegte Fabelwesen. Vorne ein tropfenförmiger eiserner Ring, seitlich eingeschobenes Korn, eisernes Standvisier mit zusätzlicher Klappkimme. Klappenschloss mit Nadelstecher, eiserne Kolbenkappe, rechts ein Kolbenfach mit Schubdeckel (Fehlstellen), Abzugsbügel fehlt. Eisenteile korrodiert, Schlossteile müssen neu justiert werden. Teilweise leicht beschädigt, Altersspuren. Länge 67 cm, Bogenweite 56 cm. Durch Restaurierung gut zu verbessern. Repräsentativ. Condition: II - III

A Barnett Veloci-Speed Crossbow, 49cmL

Horton LS Express compound crossbow, serial number 19903, with pulley set limbs figured wood stock, elevation adjustable scope rail fitted with Barnett 4x32 scope, aperture fixed sight, quiver of bolts that can be attached to the underside, Lightening Strike cable harness, sling, padded bag, original target/ packing box and instructions. Buyer must be over the age of 18. Photo ID will be required.THIS LOT CANNOT TO BE POSTED OUT USING OUR IN-HOUSE SERVICE AND WOULD NEED TO BE SENT OUT USING BRADLEYS COURIERS.

Twenty Anglo Arms 20 inch aluminium crossbow bolts, all in original packaging. 

Armex crossbow with wooden stock and forend and adjustable sights, together with 20 Armex Trueflight bolts, most in original packaging

Barnett Trident crossbow pistol with reeded pistol grip and adjustable sights, with 19 bolts, some in original packaging. 

Barnett crossbow with chequered semi-pistol grip, adjustable sights and bolt holder, with 18 bolts in original packaging. 

VINTAGE CROSSBOW

NINTENDO DS, NINTENDO WII, SONY PSP, GAMES, AND ACCESSORIES, games include Mario Kart Wii (Wii), Wii Sports (Wii), Wii Fit (Wii) Link's Crossbow Training (Wii), And Then There Were None (Wii), Off Road (Wii), Everybody's Golf (PSP), NBA Live 06 (PSP), Tiger Woods PGA Tour 07 (PSP), Lego Star Wars II (PSP) and World Snooker Challenge 2005 (PSP), PSP is not in working condition, PSP games untested, Wii Fit Balance Board contains leaked batteries inside, all other consoles and games are tested and are in working condition (see photos, television not included)

Roman Britain bow (approx. mid C1st AD), a bronze Fibula brooch crossbow type brooch (aprox. C3rd AD) an Iron Age circular brooch, and one other (Victor Brox collection)

A crossbow

Ca. AD 300 - 500.A large Roman Imperial 20.5 ct gold "crossbow" fibula with a golden pin. It was used to fasten the cloaks of Roman soldiers and citizens. It is cruciform in shape, with rosette strands adorning the arms on the the terminals. A thick pin is present on the back. Brooches of this style were very fashionable in the late Roman Empire, especially amongst elites. For similar see: MET Museum Accession Number: 95.15.113. This piece has undergone X-ray fluorescence analysis to confirm the metallurgical content suggesting its ancient origin and lack of modern trace elements. Size: 60mm x 50mm; Weight: 45g Provenance: Prince collection, 1990s-2014; Ex. Gorny & Mosch, sale 150, 11 July 2006, lot 253. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.

Ca. AD 300 - 500.A large Roman Imperial 23 ct gold "crossbow" fibula with a polygonal bow section circular open work. It was used to fasten the cloaks of Roman soldiers and citizens. It is cruciform in shape, with golden pearls on the arms of the the terminals. Brooches of this style were very fashionable in the late Roman Empire, especially amongst elites. For similar see: MET Museum Accession Number: 95.15.113. This piece has undergone X-ray fluorescence analysis to confirm the metallurgical content suggesting its ancient origin and lack of modern trace elements. Size: 70mm x 30mm; Weight: 35g Provenance: Prince collection, 1990s-2014; Ex. Gorny & Mosch, sale 150, 11 July 2006, lot 693. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.

Ca. AD 300 - 500.A large Roman Imperial 21 ct gold "crossbow" fibula with a polygonal bow section. It was used to fasten the cloaks of Roman soldiers and citizens. It is cruciform in shape, with golden pearls on the arms of the terminals. Brooches of this style were very fashionable in the late Roman Empire, especially amongst elites. For similar see: MET Museum Accession Number: 95.15.113. This piece has undergone X-ray fluorescence analysis to confirm the metallurgical content suggesting its ancient origin and lack of modern trace elements. This piece is accompanied by a historical report from Alessandro Neri, an international Cultural Heritage expert based in Florence, Italy. Size: 70mm x 55mm; Weight: 25g Provenance: Prince collection, 1990s-2014; Ex. Gorny & Mosch, sale 150, 11 July 2006, lot 252. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.

A miscellaneous group of ancient to medieval bronze and lead items,Including the escutcheon of a Roman handle with an erote carrying an animal and thyrsus; a 3rd-4th century crossbow fibula, 3rd-4th century A.D.; bangles; medical and cosmetic implements; buckles, pendants and other artefacts (a lot)Provenance: Bronze items late 19th-20th century collections 

A LATE 19th C. GILT SPELTER AND WHITE ONYX CASED MANTEL CLOCK AND WOOD STAND, THE ENAMEL DIAL CRESTED BY AN ARMOUR TROPHY, A CROSSBOW MAN STANDING TO ONE SIDE, THE BACK OF THE CASE STAMPED MOUREY, THE JAPY FRERES MOVEMENT COUNTWHEEL STRIKING ON A BELL

Collection Of 156 Post War Royal Navy Cap Tallies including HMS Cabot ... HMS Caleta ... HMS Cambridge ... HMS Carlisle ... HMS Celandine ... HMS Ceylon ... HMS Chevron ... HMS Cobra ... HMS Corena ... HMS Crossbow ... HMS Cygnet.  156 items. PAYMENT ON RECEIPT OF INVOICE PLEASE. BACS ONLY - NO CARDS ACCEPTED

Armex UK crossbow, lacking elastic. UK P&P Group 2 (£20+VAT for the first lot and £4+VAT for subsequent lots)

A Barnett 125lb Crossbow.

Arms and Armour, London, 1905 together with: Mann, Sir James, European Arms and Armour, Wallace Collection catalogues, Volumes I & II, 1962; I Musei di Torino guide, numbers 7, Armeria Reale, 1987, and 12, Museo Storico Nazionale d'Artiglieria, 1983; Journal of the Society for Army Historical Research, Vol. XXXVIII, No. 153, March 1960; Armi Antiche, 1966; Hayward, J.F., European Armour, Victoria & Albert Museum, 1951; Norman, Vesey, Arms and Armour, London, 1969 (2nd impression); Young, Peter, The English Civil War Armies, Lonodn, 1973; Wagner, Eduard, Swords and Daggers: An Illustrated Handbook, London, 1975 (Dover edition); Norman, A.V.B. & Pottinger, Don, English Weapons & Warfare 449-1660, London, 1979; J.G. Scott, European Arms & Armour at Kelvingrove, Glasgow Mueums, 1980; Turnbull, S.R., The Mongols, London, 1980; Edge, David & Paddock, John Miles; Arms & Armour of the Medieval Knight, London, 1988; Oakeshott, Ewart, The Archaeology of Weapons, Woodbridge, 1994 (reprint); Payne-Gallwey, Ralph, The Book of the Crossbow, New York, 1995 (Dover edition); Culloden: The Swords and the Sorrows, 1996; The Ultimate Arms & Armour Sticker Book, London, 1996; Ball, Gary G., The Devills Enginne: Early Medieval Crossbows 1066-1400, Stuart Press, 2000; Underwood, Richard, Anglo-Saxon Weapons & Warfare, Stroud, 2001; Evans, Jeff, Maori Weapons in Pre-European New Zealand, Auckland, 2002; Newark, Tim, The Mongols, Hong Kong, 2003; Martyn, Charles, The British Cavalry Sword from 1600, Barnsley, 2004; and The Contents of Littlecote House, Vol. II, Sotheby's auction catalogue, November 1995 (25 volumes)

The Crossbow, Medieval and Modern, Military and Sporting, Its Construction, History and Management, with an appendix including a Treatise on The Balista and Catapult of the Ancients and The Turkish Composite Bow, London, 1903 (the appendix 1907), 220 (plus 28) Illustrations, 328 (plus 47) pages (with library label for W.F. Paterson, heavy wear to cover, especially spine, binding loosening) together with: Payne-Gallwey, Bt., Sir Ralph, Projectile-Throwing Engines of the Ancients with a Treatise on the Turkish and other Oriental Bows, London, 1907 (two copies, one with the frontispiece with the signature of Thomas M. Parr, light wear, slightly heavier to the top and bottom of the spine, the other with heavier wear and faded cover); Blackmore, Howard L., Hunting Weapons, London, 1971 (light wear to jacket); Richter, Holger, Die Hornbogenarmbrust, Ludwigshafen, 2006; Baron de Cosson, The Crossbow of Ulrich V Count of Wurtemburg 1460, 1893 (xerox copy); Bartlett Wells, H. (trans.), European Crossbows: A Survey by Josef Alm, Royal Armouries Monograph 3, 1994 (very light wear); Liebel, Jean, Springalds and Great Crossbows, Royal Armouries Monograph 5, 1998; Paterson, W.F., A Guide to the Crossbow, Society of Archer-Antiquaries, limited edition number 888/1000, 1990; Harmuth, E., Die Armbrust, Graz, 1975; Boccia, Lionello G., Nove Secoli di Armi da Caccia, Firenze, 1967 (with library label for W.F. Paterson, cased, case damaged); Phoebus Gaston, The Hunting Book, London, 1984 (slight wear to jacket); and Bailey, De Witt, et al, Guns & Gun Collecting, London, 1972 (slight wear) (13 volumes) Provenance Edward McEwen (1934-2020)

Handbook of Ballistics, Volume 1: Exterior Ballistics, London, 1921 (light foxing in places) together with: Lambert Jr, Arthur W., Modern Archery, London, 1929 (cover scuffed, binding a little loose); Hare, Kenneth (ed.), The Archer’s Chronicle and Greenwood Companion, London, 1929 (torn and worn jacket, light wear); Payne-Gallwey, Bart., Sir R., Letters to Young Shooters, sixth edition, London, 1914 (light foxing in places, light wear to cover, binding coming loose); Borg, Alan, Arms and Armour in Britain, Department of the Environment; Mason, Richard Oswald, Use of the Long Bow with the Pike, York, 1970 (reprint); die Turkenbeute, Karlsruhe, 1970; Mann, Sir James, Arms and Armour in England, revised edition, London, 1970; Hamilton, T.M. & Fry, Bruce W., A Survey of Louisbourg Flints, Canadian Historic Sites No. 12; Gonen, Rivka, Weapons of the Ancient World, London, 1975; Knecht, Heidi (ed.), Projectile Technology, New York, 1997; Higson, D., Seafowl Shooting Sketches. The Bullet Crossbow, Penrith, 1990 (limited edition reprint, number 87/300); Bow versus Gun, Wakefield, 1973 (reprint); Caldwell, David H., The Scottish Armoury, Edinburgh, 1979; Junkelmann, Marcus, Romische Kavallerie-Equites Alae, Stuttgart, 1989; The Horniman Museum, War and the Chase: A Handbook to the Collection of Weapons of Savage, Barbaric, and Civilised Peoples, second edition, 1929 (spine very worn); Tryon, T.B., The Complete Rehabilitation of the Flintlock Rifle & other works, Taos, 1972 (cover worn); Blackmore, Howard L., Arms and Armour, London, 1965 (binding coming loose); Lord Headly & Phillipps-Wolley, C., Broad-Sword and Single-Stick, London, 1920 (ex-library copy), Hayward, John, Swords and Daggers, London, 1963; Trench, Charles Chenevix, A History of Marksmanship, Norwich, 1972; Federazioni Balestrieri Sammarinesi, Vent' Anni di Lavoro 1956-1976 (two copies, numbered 227 and 497); and a Topkapi Museum guide (24 volumes) Provenance Edward McEwen (1934-2020)

LEGO - CASTLE - A group of three Dragon Knights sets comprising #1732 Crossbow Cart (part complete with instructions - unboxed, missing black spear and 2 x small brown cart wheels, #1736 Wizard's Cart (complete with instructions, unboxed) and #6020 Magic Shop (complete with instructions, unboxed) (3)

McTha Din 20th century Burmese Pegu bronze figure - standing holding a crossbow, signed to base, on a stepped wooden base, height 22cm.

A Crossbow. No. 1402-00923. In black, no license required, must be over the age of 18 to purchase

English 18th century pellet crossbow, steel and walnut, defective, length 70cm, width 69cm.

An Armex Tron 80-pound draw crossbow in box.

A Chinese armorial porcelain plate, 18th century. The shield enclosing a crossbow and four chickens, the border with four gilt decorated floral sprays, diameter 23cm.Two small rim chips on the underside.

A Collection of Roman 4th Century ‘Crossbow’ Brooches with distinctive onion-shaped finials, complete with pins and hammered decoration. 

A Roman 4th Century ‘Crossbow’ Brooche, distinctive onion-shaped finials with rare Silver ring mounts behind each,complete with pin and hammered decoration. 

A Rare Roman 4th Century Silver ‘Crossbow’ Brooche, distinctive onion-shaped finials, complete with pin. 

Two 3rd to 4th Century Silver Roman ‘Crossbow’ Brooches. (missing pins).

A Collection of Roman late 3rd early 4th Century ‘Crossbow’ Brooches with distinctive onion-shaped finials, complete with pins and hammered decoration. 

A Collection of Roman 4th Century ‘Crossbow’ Brooches with distinctive onion-shaped finials (missing pins) (10)

A Collection of Roman 4th Century ‘Crossbow’ Brooches with distinctive onion-shaped finials, complete with pins and hammered decoration. 

ASAMESE CROSSBOW & QUIVER

A decorative scallop shell trinket box. Possibly Austro-Hungarian, Late 19th/early 20th century. Unmarked. The hinged cover engraved and applied with scrolling motifs decorated with garnets, pearls, emeralds and a cast figure of a female warrior carrying a quiver of arrows and a crossbow, raised on a circular foot engraved with decorative banding, gilding to interior, 8.5cm wide

Cobra crossbow 80IB with arrows and strings

A Barnett 'Ghost 360' compound crossbow, with camouflage composition stock and crank wind handle, fitted a Cross 3x32 telescopic sight, 92cm long

* Fuseli (Henry, 1741-1825). Study after Michelangelo's Last Judgement, circa 1775, pen and brown ink on antique laid paper, with watermark of a crossbow (probably late 16th century, similar to Briquet 729), slight loss to extreme lower left margin and to lower right corner, edges restrengthened to verso, inscribed in pencil in a later hand to verso 'Henry Fuseli i/ Rome after Michelangelo £ 9. 10. 0' and in another hand 'Michel Angelo', sheet size 205 x 315 mm (8.1 x 12.4 ins), window-mountedQTY: (1)NOTE:Provenance: Collection of Michael Jaffé (1923 –1997), former director of the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge.Fuseli travelled to Italy in 1770 and settled in Rome, where he remained until 1778. There he studied classical sculpture and especially Michelangelo’s frescoes in the Sistine Chapel. According to Allan Cunningham in his Lives of the Most Eminent British Painters, 1830, 'It was a story he loved to repeat, how he lay on is back day after day, and week succeeding week, with upturned and wondering eyes, musing at the splendid ceiling of the Sistine Chapel - on the unattainable grandeur of the Florentine…He fulfilled the injunction of Reynolds - he ate and drank and slept and waked upon Michelangelo’.The present work is a sketch of the lower right portion of Michelangelo's famous Last Judgement in the Sistine Chapel, depicting the arrival of tormented souls across the River Styx in Charon's boat to the land of the dead (as described in Dante's Divine Comedy), where they are received by demons.

A GROUP OF THREE ITALIAN SILVER AND MALACHITE OBJECTS Italy, Milan, 800 standard silver gilt and malchite; Ceres goddess of fertility and agriculture; The goddess Polymnia, and a Roman crossbow (3 in total) 8.5cm and 11.5cm height, 15cm length of crossbow with stand Condition: For a condition report or further images please email hello@hotlotz.com at least 48 hours prior to the closing date of the auction. This is an auction of preowned and antique items. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and you should expect general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. We strongly advise you to examine items before you bid. Condition reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are our general assessment of damage and restoration. Whilst care is taken in their drafting, they are for guidance only. We will not be held responsible for oversights concerning damage or restoration.

Kenner Robin Hood Prince of Thieves Battle Wagon, in complete condition, with instruction leaflet, with a fair original box, unboxed Bola Bomber, Net Launcher, seven action figures, plus two carded figures Little John with quarterstaff and William Scarlett with crossbow, both in mint punched condition (11 items)

3rd century A.D.. With round-section crossbar and collared knop finials, deep D-section bow with vertical band of triangles extending along the outer face and onto the rectangular footplate with chamfered long edges; separate collared knop above the bow; hinged pin housed in catchplate to reverse. Cf. Hattatt, R., Brooches of Antiquity, Oxford, 1987, item 1260. 16.5 grams, 60 mm (2 3/8 in.). On the European art market before 2000.Ex collection of a Surrey, UK, gentleman; acquired on the UK art market.This early form of crossbow brooch shows its origins in the P-shaped bow brooch type. [No Reserve]

3rd-4th century A.D.. Parcel-gilt crossbow brooch with onion-shaped knops to the ends of the headplate and medially along the top edge; deep trapezoidal-section bow with median gusset; D-section footplate with chamfered sides open to one edge; upper part of one face of the bow with niello-filled running scroll design, lower part of the other face with running guilloche; beaded wire collar at the end. Cf. Marin, E., Salona Christiana, Split, 1994, no.6 p.220 (inv.no.H5723); Beck, H. et al., Fibel und Fibeltracht, Berlin, 2000, fig.114(1), for similar. 14.6 grams, 46 mm (1 3/4 in.). Ex N.C. collection.Acquired on the Swiss art market in 2000.European private collection.Crossbow fibulae of this type were worn by high officers and, if in gold, even emperors, from Constantine to Justinian, as symbols of military rank. These fibulae are an important element in the graves, for the classification of the category of the dead, as belonging to the militia (armed or not); many of them were in gold, or gilded silver, and decorated with an inscription. (For this specific lot, 5% import VAT is applicable on the hammer price.)

A vintage wooden toy crossbow, 47cm.

A VINTAGE SCRATCH BUILT MINIATURE CROSSBOW

HEER, Eugéne Militaria - Der neue Stoeckel, 3 BändeJournal Verlag Schwend. Schwäbisch Hall 1978-1982. 24 x 18 cm. Internationales Lexikon der Büchsenmacher, Feuerwaffen-Fabrikanten und Armbrustmacher von 1400-1900. 33000 Namen, 6500 Marken und Zeichen aus 32 Ländern. Vorsätze mit verschiedenen Illustrationen, 740-1486-2287 Seiten, illustrierte Kunstleder-Einbände. Vollständige Ausgabe des bekannten Standardwerkes mit Zeichen und Namen auf Schusswaffen aus fünf Jahrhunderten, sehr gut erhalten. * Partnerauktion Bergmann. Aufrufzeit 22. | Feb 2024 | voraussichtlich 16:59 Uhr (CET) HEER, Eugéne Militaria - Der neue Stoeckel, 3 volsJournal Verlag Schwend. Schwäbisch Hall 1978-1982. 24 x 18 cm. International encyclopedia of gunsmiths, firearms manufacturers and crossbow makers from 1400-1900. 33000 names, 6500 marks and signs from 32 countries. Endpapers with various illustrations, 740-1486-2287 pages, illustrated leatherette covers. Complete edition of the well-known standard work with marks and names on firearms from five centuries, very good condition. * Partner auction Bergmann. Call time 22 | Feb 2024 | probably 16:59 (CET)*This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and only to be seen as an aid - not a legally binding declaration of lot properties. Please note that we can only guarantee for the correctness of description and condition as provided by the German description.

A collection of autographed original and reproduction movie posters of various sizes including CHICAGO (2002) British quad signed by Editor MARTIN WALSH, EAST OF EDEN (R 1955) US one sheet signed by LEONARD ROSENMAN, OPERATION CROSSBOW (1965) U.S. one sheet, signed by MICHAEL ANDERSON, THE CACTUS KID (2000) US one sheet signed by DON ASHLEY, CHILDREN OF THE DAMNED (R 1964) British quad and various sizes x 5 signed by Screenwriter JOHN BRILEY, FANTASIA (R 1940) promotional poster unsigned. All rolled. (10)

250+ Vintage Front of House cards / stills including some sets, titles include, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, The Thief of Baghdad, Born Free, Grand Prix, Gambit, The Bulldog Breed, Operation Crossbow, Madame, Mutiny on the Bounty, The Millionairess, Cimarron, and others, 10 x 8 inches. (250+).

EUROPEAN / SOUTH AMERICA / LONDON LABEL / CROSSBOW / CANNON - 7" COLLECTION. A collection of approx 250 x 7" from the likes of The Soul Tops, Billy Preston, Idle Race, The Fortunes, The Blue Comets, Sandie Shaw, Johnny Hallyday, Francoise Hardy, Johnny Hallyday, Redbone, Giorgio, The Ronettes, Marv Johnson, Ben E. King, Duane Eddy, Ike & Tina Turner, Shirley Ellis, Billy Bland, Roy Orbison, The Crystals, The Phil Spector, Larry Verne, The Ran-Dells and Jerry Wallace. Please note whilst records will grade between VG and Ex, some will drop below this.