Rare Medieval Iron Artifact Collection LOT Knives Buckles Arrowheads 

Up for sale is a stunning curated collection of genuine medieval iron artifacts, professionally mounted and labeled in a display case. This collection was assembled by a private collector over many years and is being sold as a complete lot — a rare opportunity for serious collectors, historians, antique dealers, or interior decorators.

WHAT'S INCLUDED IN THIS LOT:

🗡️ Medieval Knives — Multiple iron knife blades, heavily patinated from age. Classic medieval single-edge form. Great display pieces.

🔪 Medieval Pocket Knives — Scarcer folding-style knives. These are harder to find and highly sought after by collectors.

🏹 Medieval Arrowheads — Several iron arrowheads/arrow points in varying states of preservation.

🔗 Medieval Buckles — Multiple iron buckles including horse harness and belt buckles of various sizes and forms.

⚙️ Iron Rings & Fittings — Various small iron rings and hardware typical of medieval daily life.

CONDITION: All pieces show natural iron oxidation and patination consistent with their age. This is expected and authentic. Pieces are taped to display backing inside a glass-topped black frame case.

WILL SEPARATE — Message me! Not interested in the full lot? I am happy to break this collection into sections:

• Knives only
• Pocket knives only
• Buckles only
• Arrowheads only
• Mixed small lots

Send a message with what you're interested in.

These items come from two lifetime collections assembled by United States Army soldiers stationed in Italy following World War II. Post-war Italy was economically devastated, and local families — drawing on their own personal collections — were selling historical items to make ends meet. These soldiers bought extensively during their time there and shipped the items back to the United States. They returned to Italy several years later to buy more, having developed a deep passion for collecting historical artifacts.

The collections passed from the soldiers to their sons, and then on to their grandsons. The items were subsequently purchased directly from one of those grandsons.

These pieces left Italy in the late 1940s to early 1950s, well before the 1970 UNESCO Convention on cultural property — 

selling as pictured.

more than welcome to pick up at shop in butler pa & save shipping.

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