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[Shawn Leonard]

I would think they are points for spear fishing. Shawn

[robtattoo]

Poison arrow foreshafts. I'm gonna go with African. Or harpoon tips. Nah. Not harpoon. Nowhere to attatch a retrieval line.

[doctorbrady]

When do we get to find out?????????

[doctorbrady]

I am sticking with some sort of dart point.  Unsure of the origin, but definitely the right size for a dart/atlatl and too long of a tang for an arrow point.  Could be South/Central American.

[Osagetree]

Malaysia

Indonesia

Papua New Guinea

???????

[Osagetree]

Soloman islands?

[Keefer]

They are service to air missles from the pigmy
islands of Africa !

[Jeff U]

Walrus hunting point

[buckeye_hunter]

definitely not maasai or viking

[**DONOTDELETE**]

I would say harpoon tips or points.

[buckeye_hunter]

shenbi nu?? Chinese crossbow bolts

[Seeking Trad Deer]

castle gate posts from France or Germany

[rockcracker]

hand forged trade points made by the first blacksmith that crossed the mississippi.

[geno]

I am ready to find out..At least pm me.    I will not tell

[dorris]

fire pokers

[furcutter]

Looks to me like some sort of spearhead fishing points. Wish I knew...

Could also be atlatl darts.

[robtattoo]

Really swanky toothpicks?

A masochist's floorboard nails?

[DW]

Great guesses' every one! I think our friend Bue from Norway got closest, first, in one post.....They are arrow fore-shafts, made of iron, from the Bura culture/tribe in what was Niger in North/Central Africa. They are a little over 100 years old...THX for playing.....Bue, p.m. me with your address....If you've just got to have one of these, P.M. me, We might can help... We traded for these a while back, to give, as gifts, to some of our Trad buddies...THANKS again for playing....Skyler and Don