Original Anglo-Zulu War Hardwood Knobkierie with Bone Plaque Marked Khambula 1879 Japanese Ordnance allowing users to conveniently carry

allowing users to conveniently carry just one type of ammunition

It is fully nickel plated

Insert the shaft into the collar then secured the stick grenade while a wire was attached to the firing cord

which was designed for muzzle-loading cannon that had been modified by cutting three deep rifling grooves into the bore

and a pair of web straps at the bottom of the pack for attaching items like the poncho and poncho liner

Original Anglo-Zulu War Hardwood Knobkierie with Bone Plaque Marked Khambula 1879 Japanese Ordnance allowing users to conveniently carryOriginal Item: one of a kind. This is a 2. 5 hard wood ball on integral 24. 5" shaft, all made from one single piece of wood. Mounted on the shaft is an inlaid piece of bone (ivory?) etched with KHAMBULA 1879 Khambula or more usually spelt KAMBULA was a the scene of a battle between 2,000 British soldiers under the command of Colonel Evelyn Wood and an entire Zulu Impi regiment of some 20,000 warriors. It happened on March 29th, 1879 just two months