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54" overall. Neither the point, nor the blade are sharp. I wonder if these were used more for intimidation than actually sticking someone?
The butt end (with a solid iron cap) would be a very good club. I would think that one of these in skilled stick fighting hands would be formidable. Shows number "2241" marking. Arsenal? Police? |
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I have a very similar spear. This one measures 58 inches overall, has the same thumb grove in the butt and metal end cap held on with a screw. I am told she is a rare pre-1914 Zulu “Nonquai” (Natal native Police) government issue spear. How rare are these?
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From the length of this spear, I think it is the military version.
Here is a picture of a South African guarding airplanes in January 1943. |
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