In good condition, a hand forged 19C Central African Teda Throwing Knife
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A late 1800’s Teda throwing knife, frequently called a Musri, being a specialized multi-bladed iron weapon and prestige status symbol from the Tibesti, Chad, and Saharan/Sahelian regions used by the Teda (Tibbu), Tubu-Daza, and Zaghawa tribes. This one has a recurved double-edged blade with incised decoration on both sides, integral haft of rectangular section with horizontal projection on one side at the top, and later leather grip.
The hand forged 25 inch blade is in good condition. The later leather grip is aged and worn but still good.
A display item that will draw attention and comment for sure. This hand forged 19C Central African Teda Throwing Knife is just £250. Please quote item reference AJ65. Further / full sized images available upon request. Box?
