Original Victorian Era Zulu Wars Impi inDuna Knobkierie Kambula Battlefield Pickup with Woven Wire Binding British Military Maps The mortar remained in service

The mortar remained in service until the late 1980s when it was replaced by the Royal Ordnance 51 mm infantry mortar

One of the dragon's brass horns appears to have been broken away but it is hardly noticeable with all else that this feature has going on

He joined the HJ on May 12th

and found they had 10

The oak leaves have hand enhancement to the veins as well as the acorn caps

Original Victorian Era Zulu Wars Impi inDuna Knobkierie Kambula Battlefield Pickup with Woven Wire Binding British Military Maps The mortar remained in serviceOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a wonderful example of the classic ZULU Warrior's knobkerrie battle club. This example measures 35" overall and is carved from one piece of hardwood. The round war head is 2" in diameter. The entire knobkierie was once completely bound in brass copper wire, indicating that this club was carried by an Impi inDuna (regimental commander). A legendary weapon, original examples of which are becoming very hard to