257. INDIAN ELEPHANT GOAD (ANKUSHA).

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INDIAN ELEPHANT GOAD (ANKUSHA).
257. 4169001. INDIAN ELEPHANT GOAD (ANKUSHA).

Description

Circa late 19th century Indian mahouts elephant goad or Ankusha, hooked blade with niello work decoration, brass finial with concealed spike 17 cm in length, overall length.

Condition

Good overall condition with some minor surface rust, finial loose.

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257. 4169001. INDIAN ELEPHANT GOAD (ANKUSHA).

Description

Circa late 19th century Indian mahouts elephant goad or Ankusha, hooked blade with niello work decoration, brass finial with concealed spike 17 cm in length, overall length.

Condition

Good overall condition with some minor surface rust, finial loose.

Sale

Militaria & Medals

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Catalogue no
257

Militaria & Medals

Welcome to Bishop & Miller's Militaria & Medals auction of 2025.

This auction offers a diverse range of collectibles, from 19th-century campaign medals for the Crimean War, Indian Mutiny, and Boer War, to First and Second World War groups, including gallantry awards, casualty medals, and foreign decorations.

Highlights include a notable Air Force Cross grouping and post-war medals such as the South Atlantic Medal. Beyond medals, the sale features antique firearms, including flintlock pistols and carbines, as well as a selection of swords and bayonets spanning different eras.

Collectors of militaria will also find interest in sweetheart brooches, insignia, ephemera like WWI silk postcards and WWII recognition posters, and impressive pieces of military headwear, including a Victorian lancer cap and a Life Guards helmet. This sale presents a significant opportunity for both seasoned and new collectors to acquire unique pieces of military history.

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