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
Quiver of five poisoned darts, with attached gourd, Malayan, 1870-1907 Quiver and Poisoned Darts 1870-1907
Two small leather quivers of bow poisoned darts, South American, 1880-1920 Two Quivers of Poisoned Darts 1880-1920
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
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
Quiver of poisoned darts, with attached implements, Sarawak, Kyan tribe, 1850-1910 Quiver and Poisoned Darts 1850-1910
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
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
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