1. Obsidian javelin: Admiralty Islands. 2. Paddle: Solomon Islands. 3. Chief’s spear: New Caledonia. 4. Mancatcher: New Guinea. 4. Mancatcher: New Guinea. 4. Mancatcher: New Guinea. 5. Lance: New Britain. 6. Lance: New Britain. 7. Arrow: Humboldt Bay. 8. Arrow: Humboldt Bay. 9. War mask: New Caledonia. 10. Arrow: Humboldt Bay 11. Arrow: Humboldt Bay 12. Lance: New Hanover. (bamboo) 13. Lance: New Hanover. 14. Spear: New Guinea. 15. Mace: Bougainville. 16. Sword-club: New Britain. 17. Club: Solomon Islands. 18. Obsidian javelin: Admiralty Islands. 19. Jade axe: New Caledonia. 20. Breast ornament: New Caledonia. 21. Necklace of cachalot's teeth: Fiji. 22. Breast ornament: Humboldt Bay. 23. Prickly helmet: Kingsmill Islands. 24. Mask: New Ireland. 25. Mask: New Ireland. 26. Mask: New Ireland. 27. Mat: Mortlock Island. 27. Mat: Mortlock Island. 28. Calabash: Admiralty Islands. 29. Frontlet: New Guinea. 30. Cap: New Caledonia. Weapons and Utensils from Melanesia and Micronesia

Weapons and Utensils from Melanesia and Micronesia. (Original print by the Bibliographisches Institut. Leipzig)

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  1. Obsidian javelin: Admiralty Islands.
  2. Paddle: Solomon Islands.
  3. Chief's spear: New Caledonia.
  4. Mancatcher: New Guinea.
  5. Lance: New Britain. (The handle is made of bone, probably that of the cassowary).
  6. Lance: New Britain.
  7. Arrow: Humboldt Bay
  8. Arrow: Humboldt Bay
  9. War mask: New Caledonia.
  10. Arrow: Humboldt Bay.
  11. Arrow: Humboldt Bay.
  12. Lance: New Hanover. (bamboo.)
  13. Lance: New Hanover.
  14. Spear with point of cassowary bone: New Guinea.
  15. Mace used in dances: Bougainville.
  16. Sword-club: New Britain.
  17. Club, handle covered with grass matting: Solomon Islands.
  18. Obsidian javelin: Admiralty Islands.
  19. Jade axe: New Caledonia.
  20. 20 Breast ornament: New Caledonia.
  21. Necklace of cachalot's teeth: Fiji.
  22. Breast ornament: Humboldt Bay.
  23. Prickly helmet: Kingsmill Islands.
  24. Mask: New Ireland.
  25. Mask: New Ireland (used as decoration of a temple).
  26. Mask: New Ireland.
  27. Mat with woven pattern: Mortlock Island in the Carolines.
  28. Calabash for betel-lime: Admiralty Islands.
  29. Frontlet: New Guinea.
  30. Cap: New Caledonia.