Original Zulu Wars Victorian Era Selepe Battle Axe MG 42 Each Martini-Henry bears a date

Each Martini-Henry bears a date from the 1870's (Dates vary 1872-1879

This form of non-functioning ramrods was only decorative to give the impression that these pistols were of European origin

fits closely to the wooden head

was brother to Valentine Gardner

Utilized by German pilots during WWII Made by Kadlec in Czechoslovakia and introduced as AK-39 (Armband-Kompass (wrist compass) 1939) to the Luftwaffe

Original Zulu Wars Victorian Era Selepe Battle Axe MG 42 Each Martini-Henry bears a dateOriginal Item: Only One Available. Almost certainly a British soldier's "bring back" this is a totally original to the period ZULU war axe traditionally referred to as a "selepe" carried in the left hand behind the cowhide shield, the short stabbing iklwa spear was carried in the right hand. The cutting blade measures 12 inches, mounted on a wooden shaft of 34 inches in overall length. A Classic, unique is design, ZULU weapon from the time of their