A collection of six traditional African spears, including two double-ended examples and one featuring twin fluted blades with a carved wooden central grip. The group shows a range of regional forms, each hand-forged with long iron blades and hardwood shafts. These spears display the distinctive shaping, balance, and aged patina expected from functional weapons carried across Central and East Africa. Longest spear measures approximately 235 cm (92.5").

Quantity: Six (6) spears, including double-ended and fluted-blade variants
Materials: Hand-forged iron blades, hardwood shafts
Longest Length: Approx. 235 cm (92.5")
Provenance: Estate of a collector, Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire
Condition: Wear, pitting, surface rust, and age oxidation present on all spears; consistent with age and use.