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| Welcome to Faganarms
Since 1965, we have served collectors, providing fine and rare Antique Arms & Armor and a broad spectrum of related items. Founded in the post war years when good items were relatively abundant we grew with the Civil War Centennial and through the Revolutionary War Bi-centennial to become the largest volume dealers in our field.
Our stock of over 5000 items includes swords and all types of edge weapons, armor, pole arms and firearms as well as artifacts from virtually every culture including Viking, Indopersian, African, Oceanic, Japanese, and other Asian.
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Rolled edge neck guard pierced for hanging and hinged cheek pieces pierced with a cluster of holes for hearing. The surface finely hammer finished and blued.
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This rapier dates precisely to the period leading up to the English Civil War of 1642. It was a time of polarization and expression of political opinions and loyalties.
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Edo period Samurai Arrowhead. 2 5/8" Willow leaf form head(4 3/4" overall).
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This one dates to the Edo Period. Principle fabric sound with a few small wear holes to the back. Some moth damage to the wool mon. The fine silk lining tattered in places but complete.
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18th-19th century. Major proportions. 22” height plus the base and 46# weight!
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Large size 11. Brass, probably originally gold plated, with narrow band flared and deeply scalloped to form the bezel. Oval amber natural stone, probably agate.
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Late Meiji period, about 100 years old. 6 3/4” diameter. Deeply dished scalloped edge base with raised medial, domed lid,black and deep red/orange, decorated in gold with a house overlooking a ravine.
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XXVI dynasty, 664-550 B.C. 7 3/8” height.
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Typical Southern provincial workmanship. Bronze, originally plated. Size 9 1/4.
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The reclintario is one of the most interesting works of art left by the Colima of western Mexico. It is a mythical combination of beasts, variously described as “half bird and half dog” or a “divine bird with human attributes”.
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