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I typically do not collect weapons from sub-Saharan Africa, but I have a soft spot for Zulu weapons, and could not resist this.
It is a classic Zulu iklwa with a large stabbing head showing heavy patination as does the short haft and wirework. The ivory haft butt is a nice embellishment, rather unusual, and shows a lovely patination. This one was confiscated by Natal police in the early 20th Century. Uuuusuthuu!! |
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Sweet really sweet!
Charles If you ever decide to get rid of it well you know ![]() Lew |
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Beautiful spear Charles, but maybe it's more swazi than zulu
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I doubt it Flavio, though there are Swazi characteristics. I have a pretty solid source and provenance on this one.
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