Original African Zulu Tribe Victorian Era Root Ball Knobkerrie War Club Empire Edged Weapons one of Germany's allies during

one of Germany's allies during the Macedonian campaign

Our dummy display rounds are made from actual fired cartridge cases with replacement bullets

given that the WWII German records have been lost we really don’t know for sure how these watches were issued

for use on the spade grip assemblies of the WW1 MG 08 Maxim weapons that are so often damaged by use and time

The very first wheeled Sokolov mounts were all steel

Original African Zulu Tribe Victorian Era Root Ball Knobkerrie War Club Empire Edged Weapons one of Germany's allies duringOriginal Item: Only One Available. We believe this to be this 100% genuine, a late 19th century ZULU War Club known as a Knobkerrie made from the wood of a Root ball or wad and carried by during Zulu warriors perhaps during the famous ZULU wars with the British Empire in 1879 in South Africa and after. Almost certainly brought back by a serving soldier as a "War Souvenir" this war club is not an after market tourist item. Made from the hard wood of a