MASAI AFRICAN OLIVE WOOD SKULL CRACKER WAR CLUB

This is an excellent floppy-stone head skull cracker war club from the Apache Native American Indians of the 19th Century. The piece is comprised of Indian brain-tanned hide wrapped on a wood haft han

Native American. Sioux, Western Plains. 1880s. Original Sioux Native American Indian beaded stone head skull cracker. Carved stone head is secured to the wood haft with an inset wrap of parfleche rawh

African Zulu Knob-Kerrie (authentic) approx 17", Plains Indian War Club (authentic) raw hide wrapped handle and approx 16" L with 4.25" stone "skull cracker", and reproduction Pipe Tomahawk with mitre

The lot features a unique Sioux Native American Indian "skull cracker" war club with beaded stem. The piece dates to circa 1890-1910 and shows overall good condition. The stem shows excellent glass tr

19th C. NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN HARDWOOD SKULL CRACKER CLUB - A BEAUTIFUL BURL HARDWOOD WAR CLUB WITH A DECORATIVE CHIP CARVED HANDLE - OVERALL GREAT CONDITION - 18 3/4" long, 4" wide at widest - PLEAS

VINTAGE NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN SKULL CRACKER WAR CLUB WITH DECORATIVE BEADWORK AND FEATHERS - HIDE COVERED STONE HEAD WITH A LONG HIDE COVERED WOODEN SHAFT - GOOD CONDITION -23" long, head 5 1/2" wide

19TH CENTURY (CIRCA 1870) NATIVE AMERICAN PLAINS INDIAN SKULL CRACKER CLUB - POLISHED STONE HEAD WITH A LONG HIDE COVERED WOODEN SHAFT - GOOD CONDITION - 18" long, head 5 1/2" x 2" x 2" - PLEASE VIEW

26" L x 6" Club

24" L x 2" Club

18" L x 2.5" Club

The lot features a fantastic stone head skull cracker war club from the Northern Plains Native American Indians, dating to the circa 1890. The piece is comprised of horse hide parfleche rawhide, all o

Featured in this lot is this Northern Plains Indians style spiked skull cracker war club. The club shows a classic shape to the skull cracker and features a Parfleche outside cover with polychrome nat

**Originally Listed At $950** Central Africa, Kenya, Turkana, ca. early 20th century CE. A beautiful example of a hand-carved wooden war club created by the Turkana peoples, of a characteristic shape

Knobkerrie (Knobkierie) war club weapon from the Boer wars. All hand crafted from a single piece of native wood. Brass "tack" ornamentation on the head. Long stem handle. An original antique tribal ar

This is a wonderful beaded and fringed stone head bi-point war club skull cracker from the Cheyenne Native American Indians dating to circa late-19th Century. The circa 1880’s war club features a st

A Knobkerry War Club. Wood. East Africa. 18 1/2". Condition: Crack and wear from age. Provenance: From the Estate of Giraud V. Foster, Baltimore, Maryland.

A Plains beaded skull cracker club Fourth quarter 19th century, cloth-covered wood shaft completely worked in colored beads, the smooth stone head pointed at each end, with two beaded hide tabs at end

21 3/4" LONG HISTORIC PLAINS INDIAN ROOT BALL WAR CLUB, BEAUTIFUL RICH PATINA, CIRCA 1800'S NATIVE AMERICAN WEAPON, TOOL, SKULL CRACKER

Wood war club, Zulu tribe, four sections of tightly binded wire, scalloped root ball at top with two protrusions. Dimensions: 22" L. Zulu war club known as a Knobkerrie made from the wood of a root ba

3 5/8" CATLINITE GROOVED & DRILLED WAR CLUB HEAD, HISTORIC PLAINS INDIAN "SKULL CRACKER" FOUND IN MINNESOTA

Two Native American War Clubs and Antler Staff, club with skull cracker design with the head being attached to the haft via a wrapping of parfleche rawhide, allowing the head to flap back and forth, g

19th Century Zulu hard wood knobkerrie war club. Dark hard wood handle with two tone head. Handle wrapped in 5 brass and copper wire segments. Approximately 23 inches in length, club head approximatel

Africa, Oceania, India; c. 19th - early 20th century. Consisting of two war clubs; two primitive weapons or tools (one has 3 carved heads at top); two African Iron and wood axes with elaborately carve

(5) East African knobkerrie war clubs, Tanzania, carved wood bulb-shaped bludgeon on long shaft, two with carved faces, each approx. 29"l Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, NY