1) Dagger with monkey hilt ornament, 8 1/8" overall, with a 5" double edged spear point blade. Fair. 2) Lion hilted dagger, 8 3/4" overall, with a 5 1/2" nickel finished brass blade, and a gold painted alloy pommel shaped like a standing lion. Fine. 3) Obsidian bladed knife with carved wooden handle. 9 1/2" long overall, with a 4 1/2" long, 1 1/2" wide obsidian blade, smooth on one side and knapped on the other, with a slight overall curvature. Very good. 4) Steel dagger, 12" overall with a 7 3/8" double edged cruciform profile blade set into a one piece steel hilt. With a lightly engraved brass scabbard. Fine. 5) Blow dart container, origin unknown, 12 1/2" overall, with a ribbed iron body, rounded tips, and a closure ring on each side of the mouth. The interior is sleeved with a brass tube. Fair. 6) Unmarked knife with Medieval themed decoration and scabbard. Fair. 7) Miniature Philippine sundang-pattern bolo, 12 1/4" overall with an 8 7/8" blade, lightly engraved with alloy grip and hilt fittings. Hardwood scabbard with alloy banding and decorative panels and a multicolored cloth wrap below the throat. Fair. 8) Miniature Indo-Persian dagger, 9" overall with a 5 1/4" single edged straight blade, a wire wrapped silver collar, and a smooth ebony grip. With a silver paneled, wire wrapped and accent scabbard with a magenta thread wrap/belt hanger. With a hardwood display stand, black painted finish with golden ocean-themed decoration. Good. 9) Cased butter knife and serving fork set with novelty flintlock handles. Fair. 10) Child-sized crossbow 20 1/4" long and 15" wide when strung, with cosmetic foot stirrup and simulated ivory and brass decoration. With one unfletched bolt. Very good. 11) European stiletto with figural hilt. An outgrowth of the misericordia, the stiletto was a popular weapon for those facing armored combat for it's ability to exploit gaps in plate and puncture through mail. 12 1/2" overall, with a 7 7/8" blade, diamond cross section with a round ricasso. Cast brass hilt, with a 4" cross guard, the obverse of the hilt cast as a priest carrying a club, and inset into a nook on the reverse is a 3-dimensional bronze figure of a monk carrying a small cross. Fair.