Bamboo quiver of approximately 35 poisoned blow pipe darts, with attached wadding container, South American, 1850-1920 Bamboo Quiver and Blow Pipe Darts 1850-1920
Two small leather quivers of bow poisoned darts, South American, 1880-1920 Two Quivers of Poisoned Darts 1880-1920
Quiver of five poisoned darts, with attached gourd, Malayan, 1870-1907 Quiver and Poisoned Darts 1870-1907
Lewis Automatic aerial machine gun and camera (scarfe mounting), serial number 58145, barrel length 670 mm / 26.4 in and calibre 7.924 mm / .303 in, by Birmingham Small Arms Company Limited, United Kingdom, c. 1914 Lewis Automatic aerial machine gun and camera (scarfe mounting) circa 1914
Bamboo quiver of approximately 19 poisoned blow pipe darts, with attached gourd, South American, 1850-1925 Bamboo Quiver and Poisoned Blow Pipe Darts 1850-1925
Bamboo quiver of blow pipe darts, with attached gourd container and animal mandible (possibly piranha), probably South American, 1850-1920 Bamboo Quiver and Blow Pipe Darts 1850-1920
Quiver of poisoned darts, with attached implements, Sarawak, Kyan tribe, 1850-1910 Quiver and Poisoned Darts 1850-1910
Wooden dart with poisoned tip, used by Akka pygmies from Aruwini, North East Congo, Africa, 1880-1925 Wooden Poison Dart 1880-1925
Wooden dart, with poisoned tip, used by Akka pygmies from Aruwini, North East Congo, African, 1880-1925 Wooden Poison Dart 1880-1925
Bamboo quiver of approximately 17 poisoned blowpipe darts, with attached gourd, South American, 1850-1930 Quiver and Poisoned Darts 1850-1930
Bamboo quiver containing 26 bamboo darts for use with blowpipe and with gourd for carrying fletching material, from Ecuador, 1801-1920 Bamboo Quiver and Blowpipe Darts 1801-1920
Two poison tipped blow-gun darts in cardboard wrapping, with cone-shaped pith butt-ends, from Malay States, 1881-1920 Two Poisoned Blow-gun Darts 1881-1920