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Just fininished on ebay. Seems to be an older form of Zulu knobkerrie? Only cost a few portions of fish and chips
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I was watching this. I think it is a nice buy. I have spent too much already
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African clubs are far away from my specialty, but I think this is more likely to be East African than Zulu or S. African. Just a hunch.
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Charles I know these types of clubs are hard to verify when it comes to specific tribes but I have seen a couple of others that came from South Africa and were tagged Zulu but who can be sure?
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I think you maybe a right Charlie
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Well what ever it is it's still a nice one and the price was right
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Nice clubs. I do not know why but I like clubs. The thought of bludgening or being bludgeoned is horrible. Mind you being slashed up by some nut cases sharp steel is not very nice either.
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[QUOTE=Tim Simmons]Nice clubs. I do not know why but I like clubs.
Tim It must be the caveman is us. ![]() Last edited by LOUIEBLADES; 4th June 2007 at 09:48 PM. |
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Lew LOL!!!!
![]() That poor Neanderthal guy is really gonna need therapy with that one!!! Can you guys say more on identifying knobkerries as Zulu, which I pretty much presumed were the prime users of these. Also, I honestly was unaware of faceted examples, what would specify East African with this feature? Wish I could be more specific, but would like to know about these and even general info would be a great help. Thanks very much, Jim |
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