African Tribal Spear Collection with Harpoon Heads & Quiver – 9 Pieces – Congo/Sudan – 20th C. A fascinating and authentic collection of traditional African tribal hunting weapons, consisting of 9 individual projectile weapons (spears and harpoon-type heads) accompanied by an original leather and wood quiver. The set showcases a remarkable variety of forged iron spearheads, each designed for specific hunting purposes. Several examples feature pronounced barbs and multi-pronged harpoon constructions, traditionally used for fishing or hunting larger animals in river environments. Other spearheads display elongated leaf-shaped or narrow penetrating forms for different types of game. The shafts are crafted from natural wood or bamboo and show traditional binding techniques using plant fibers and leather strips. Some pieces include carved decorative elements, reflecting both functional and aesthetic craftsmanship. The included quiver is made from carved wood with a deep, aged patina and reinforced with braided bindings. It retains its original carrying straps, indicating authentic use in the field. The shafts are crafted from natural wood or bamboo and measure approximately 60 cm to 130 cm in length, offering a representative range of traditional hunting weapons Such ensembles were typically used across Central to East Africa, particularly in regions corresponding to present-day Congo or Sudan. Details Number of objects: 9 (projectiles) + 1 quiver Country of origin: Central / East Africa (Congo / Sudan region) Material: Wood, forged iron, leather, plant fibers Period: 20th century Condition: Good condition with visible signs of age and use. Natural patina, wear, and minor imperfections consistent with ethnographic objects. Please refer to photos for a complete impression. Additional Notes A highly decorative and collectible ethnographic set, notable for its diversity of forms and authentic craftsmanship. Ideal for collectors of tribal weapons and African ethnographic art.