Original Victorian Era Zulu Assegai Fighting Spear with Shortened Bamboo Shaft - circa 1880 Garand & U.S. Rifles and seized its objectives

and seized its objectives

and was one of the first rifles to use copper-jacketed ammunition as its standard ammunition

the M1941 performed acceptably in combat with the Marines in the early days of the Pacific fighting

display a serial or assembly number of 29 in FIVE different locations on the interior of the rifle: underside of the barrel

The Mk2 Knife was developed as an improvement over the Mk1 design

Original Victorian Era Zulu Assegai Fighting Spear with Shortened Bamboo Shaft - circa 1880 Garand & U.S. Rifles and seized its objectivesOriginal Item: Only One Available. We have never seen a ZULU Stabbing Spear such as this with a Bamboo haft, but we were also not there at the times of the ZULU WARS. This is clearly a Victorian era African spear with a hand forged head of 16 1 2" with the very tip broken off. The widest part of the blade is 3 1 4" across, again not like any Zulu Spear we have previously encountered. This came to us from a South African Family Collection with the