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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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Made for a prince! RARE INDIAN ZAFAR TAKIEH. Concealed dagger arm rest used by Indian Kings and princes when giving audience...
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Stone p.418-9. Iron crow bill blade, 6 1/2” length with slightly concave cutting edge and vicious point, the back decorated with band of crescents and circles...
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Type which served through the War of 1812. 32” curved, broad, broad fullered blade, etched, blued and gilt in foliage clusters and trophy of arms incorporating the Liberty cap and stars and bars.
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This magnificent creation of the iron forger’s artistry is a companion to an example in the Michael D. Rockefeller collection (1978.412.370) in the Metropolitan Museum of Art...
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C.1800 from Benaras and displaying the distinctive enameled brass artistry for which that sacred city is renown. 8 5/8” diameter with upturned edge...
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One of the least understood of all weapons is the Indian throwing ring knife variously known as the Chakram, Chakra, Chakar, Chakram Quoit, Quoit and probably others. Generally thought to be the exclusive provenance of the Sikhs, Egerton shows a broad bla
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Dating to period of the Great Raj! INDOPERSIAN ALL STEEL SABER C.1750. Lobed pommel hilt of shamshir form chiseled in bold foliage with a peacock to the left side...
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19th century or earlier. 7 1/8” total length with 5 1/2” steel blade of proper proportions and section. Elegantly proportioned hilt...
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One of the most extraordinary true weapons! TURKANA WRIST KNIFE. Second half of the 19th century...
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This example undoubtedly collected after a battle of the 1879 War but probably nearly half a century older. Large heavy example as descended from the southern clans incorporated into the Zulu nation by Shaka’s conquests...
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