Luxury Weapons

Ancient Iranian bronze short sword with a bone hilt

 

Nice Early Bronze Age copper dagger of the Beaker culture

Tiny reproduction of a copper dagger/utility knife found in Wessex culture graves, Early Bronze Age Britain

Very ornate gold dagger with handle of lapis lazuli (probably not for use as a weapon, but hey, it'd stab)

Broad-bladed bronze dagger from Crete, olive wood handle

Very cool narrow early Bronze Age dagger from Crete

 Mycenaean bronze dagger, large pommel

Heavy sickle-like forged iron knife, handle of wrapped copper and leather, apparently called "bero"

 Curved forged iron ceremonial prestige knife

 Knife with roundish blade of iron and handle of wood bound with copper wire

Awesome collection of copper/iron/bronze African prestige knives

As above, some iron axes, curved knives, and a large leaf-shaped copper or bronze blade (probably copper according to the original URL)

Plausible Weaponry

Amazing macuahuitl, beautiful wood and mahogany obsidian

Small macuahuitl, mahogany obsidian blades

Plain small macuahuitl

Very long-handled macuahuitl (would this be a polearm, or just count as a normal one?)

Amazing single-edged mahogany obsidian macuahuitl (37" overall)

Small macuahuitl, obsidian flakes set into curved horn (originally a stone age sickle but like eh fantasy logic man)

Rounded macuahuitl, gar scale spikes, nice red wood (34" overall)

Hawaiian single-edged shark tooth koa sword, 31" and 19 teeth (as macuahuitl)

As above, but 18" and a lot wider (small macuahuitl)

Koa fish hook club (small macuahuitl)

Huge, actually sword-like koa (macuahuitl, maybe even more damage)

Hawaiian war club with three shark teeth (light mace, maybe???)

Hawaiian eight-shaped war club, perfect for arena fights

Decidedly sword-shaped serrated war club, Papua New Guinea

Square-shaped Amazonian war club

Wooden block club with carrying loop, cotton handle wrapping, and multiple dangling ropes, apparently for distraction

 

Cheyenne war club with sawtooth back

Amazonian kayapo pole club, superb rattan binding around the gripping area, 41.5"

Maori wahaika club of brown wood, for thrusting and striking at close quarters

As above, nearly black wood, detailed carving of a bound slave, may be a PoW execution weapon

Hawaiian "pahoa," wooden daggers

Hawaiian pahoa

Big Island double edge pahoa dagger with two shark teeth

Western Pacific turtle bone axe (could be made of something else in-world)

Gran Chaco horse jawbone axe

Donkey jawbone axe

Sioux bone dagger, pretty nice

Horn knife

Bone knife, leather grip wrapping

Moose bone knife

Flint knife with rosewood handle and "caramel" flint blade

Mildly small flint knife with plain antler handle

"Type : amérindien, lame en silex, manche en bois de cerf et ligature en tendons ocrés imprégnés de colle de tendons" (Baltic flint blade, deer antler handle, overall length 17.2 cm, blade 6.8)

Flint knife with horn handle and sinew wrapping

Knapped blue opal knife, antler handle, could pass off as Athasian crystal or something

Cool knife, rare green obsidian blade and jade handle

Dagger of reddish glassy crystalline substance with forked handle, can be identified as any Athasian crystal

As above, turquoise-ish crystal, handle of bone or horn, can be identified as any Athasian crystal

As above, brown crystal, definite antler handle, can be identified as any Athasian crystal

As above, deep blue crystal, wooden handle, can be identified as any Athasian crystal

Amazing spear; four mahogany obsidian blades set into an antler point with natural adhesive

Australian pick-axe type weapon with flaked chert blade attached to handle with spinifex gum

Buffalo horn knuckleduster (Masterwork braxat fist?)

Pair of Aboriginal woomera spear-throwers, larger example reddish hardwood, smaller one nearly black