Original Victorian Era Zulu Assegai Fighting Spear with Shortened Bamboo Shaft - circa 1880 Garand & U.S. Rifles the M1941 performed acceptably in

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

bayonet connectors

does from the end of the 19th century

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 the M1941 performed acceptably inOriginal 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