Original Zulu Wars Selepe Battle Axe - Circa 1879 20th Century They are prints of watercolors

They are prints of watercolors by the famous German artist Hans Liske

construction of the MP 40 receiver was simplified by using stamped steel and electro-spot welding as much as possible

to cut off supply and separate British from American troops

First worn in combat by British and Canadian troops on D-Day

gilded brass Prussian wappen (front plate)

Original Zulu Wars Selepe Battle Axe - Circa 1879 20th Century They are prints of watercolorsOriginal 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 iron blade measures just over 7" mounted on a wood shaft of just over 29" in overall length. Sharp edge long ago dulled probably to save the children in the