Original Victorian Era Zulu Wars Small Wooden Knobkierie War Club - circa 1879 Martini-Henry Rifles by the amalgamation of the

by the amalgamation of the 43rd (Monmouthshire) Regiment of Foot (Light Infantry) and the 52nd (Oxfordshire) Regiment of Foot (Light Infantry)

Since there were no straps provided to attach a blanket roll

and cradle

As soon as men working in No Man's Land at night in this manner - such activity was both common and feverish - spied the ascent of a flare they would invariably throw themselves prostrate to the ground in an effort to avoid enemy detection (and resultant artillery fire) before the flare was extinguished

The strap still closes securely and retains the hilt as it should

Original Victorian Era Zulu Wars Small Wooden Knobkierie War Club - circa 1879 Martini-Henry Rifles by the amalgamation of theOriginal Item: Only one available. Once the Battle is over, the victorious have the right to stroll the field looking for spoils to bring home to remind them of their Victory. England has been full of such items but sadly in years since WW2 most everything has gone. This genuine Zulu Knobkierie is a very nice example that no doubt some young British trooper found on the battle field and brought back to England as a remembrance. This example is a