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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Kent
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Hi Lew ,thanks for your input.....yes, I think lucky to have bought this relatively cheaply..... makes up for the Zulu stick you recently posted I forgot to bid on that one....and the seller ( Roy, a nice guy) only lives a few miles away.....Doh !!!The inscribed lines are quite subtle and not very deep ...almost like what you see on 'scrimshaw' ...but surprisingly it does add a lot to the 'grippiness' of the handle. The wood grain/patterning is very similar to the 'two tone' types..without the colouration. Is there a reason that you feel its Swazi ? Best Regards David |
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: East Coast USA
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The reason I thought it was Swazi is the length at 36inches long with a larger head it just reminds me of the clubs I have seen them carry. The only problem is the Swazi clubs are offset so I may be wrong here? Either way it is a real nice example.
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Thanks again Lew , this is the first knobkerrie that I have seen with fine lines engraved at the handle end and had hoped that this would aid the ID ....perhaps it's just a personal 'touch' by the original owner All the best David |
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