Original 19th Century South African Xhosa Tribe Style Heavy War Club Axe - circa 1870 U.S. Helmets/Hats - Period copy of discharge

- Period copy of discharge showing his service in the 45th Division

The tang nut is the standard nickel-plated steel type

but responded to an Army request and began work on July 17

made Infantry Rifle that saw front line service for 25 years

but that funny thing about that was the German corporal that was in charge of us to take us from the camp to get in line

Original 19th Century South African Xhosa Tribe Style Heavy War Club Axe - circa 1870 U.S. Helmets/Hats - Period copy of dischargeOriginal Item: Only One Available. This very heavy War Club Axe Looks to have come from the XHOSA tribe of South Africa, but because of its simplicity could have been encountered almost anywhere in the Sub Saharan area. Simple fabrication using a straight wood club measuring 24" having a bulge to the top through which is mounted on a simple iron steel axe head measuring 5 1 4" long with a cutting edge of just 1 3 4" The Xhosa Tribe are, like the Zulus