AFRICAN POLEARMS ZULU SPEARS

AFRICAN POLEARMS ZULU SPEARS Two Zulu African spears, 20th century.

These are not old and were probably made 30 to 40 years ago. The Zulu used a short and broad blade stabbing type of Spear for up close fighting when they were at war with the British. Both of these it

Originally listed at $400 Southern Africa, Zulu people, ca. early 20th century CE. A fine and lightweight spear comprised of a wooden shaft joined to an iron tip. A strip of wood reinforces the tang

Southern Africa, Zulu people, ca. early 20th century CE. A fine and lightweight spear comprised of a wooden shaft joined to a iron tip. A strip of wood reinforces the tang of the spearhead where it fi

Title: Zulu Spear with Stand Date/Period: Late 20th Century Materialsn: Metal Size: 31" h x 4" w Description: African Tribal Art Zulu Spear with Stand Reserve: $60.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of

Zulu War Shield Isihlangu with Knob-Kerrie Ball Club and Assegai Spear. Shield is made of Cowhide. 62" x 20". Good Condition.

Black History Vintage Zulu African Short Stabbing Spear or Iklwa Weapon Zulu African Short Stabbing Spear or Iklwa Weapon, Vintage and Handmade with an 8" Forged Steel Blade, measuring 35.25" long ove

Six African Spears, Including three Assegai spears, two long bladed throwing spears, and one Zulu spear {Tallest spear 73 inches; shortest spear 62 3/4 inches}

cow hide, wood, of oval form, front with interwoven hairy strips, noteworthy: pole at the back in form of a spear, dam., traces of usage and abrasion; on the backside a sturdy pole is pulled through t

African Zulu cowhide battle shield with weapons. The battle shield, knobkerrie club, battle axe and stabbing spear are bound together by wire. Age unknown (please review all photos). Dimensions: Cowhi

An elegant and refined African Spear with wire wrapped design work and openwork design on the spear tip, which appears to be steel. The Spear measures 35.75 inches tall. Provenance: Ex Marc and Denyse

very good North African spear, of much higher quality common to African pole arms. Total length: 15 3/4", blade 10 3/4". ~~ . Detailed condition reports are not included in this catalog. For additiona

In original box. Box Marked African Warriors Zulu No. 147. Box has insert. Paint Eight Zulu's holding shields, spears and other weapons. Movable right arms. One base is detached but present on left fo

Zulus charging with knobkerrys, spears and shields. Post War circa 1946-1959. 8 Pieces. Mint to near mint condition. Comic label box in excellent condition.

Featured in this lot is this Zulu Nation, South African Umkhonto throwing spear. The spearhead shows leaf-like construction with a forged steel shaft tang and a long haft; the blade is covered by a le

34.5"- from a collection of authentic African Tribal items. Buyer is responsible for shipping.

* A Group of African Tools, Pole Arms and Other Metal Articles 19th/20th century comprising a battle axe and spear, a Yoruba pair of brass and iron Edan, a wood and iron axe, an iron spike and a group

Vintage BRITAINS #147 Zulus, Africa's Savage Warriors 8 Piece Figure Set. Comes in the original box with original insert card. Figures are armed with spears, shields, knobkerries, etc. Some minor pain

Comprised of: 1) African spear point, 23-3/4” x 6-5/8”. No shaft. Shows heavy use, scratches, dark areas and scattered white paint. 2) African spear point, 21-1/4” x 5-3/8”. No shaft. Shows he

Zulu or related people, South Africa- Spear- wood, iron. This is an example of a stabbing spear, or ilkwa, said to be invented by Shaka, the great Zulu king. 45 1/4'' Provenance: Paul B. Travis collec

Zulus charging with knobkerrys, spears and shields. Post War circa 1946-1959. 8 Pieces. Excellent to very good condition. "Comic Label" box in poor condition with tears throughout.

Ndebele Peoples (?), Zimbabwe- Spear- wood, iron, brass wire. Spears with short iron blades are closely associated with the Zulu Kingdom of South Africa, whose great king Shaka is credited with alteri

Primitive African Weapons Spears, Walking Canes, Bows & Arrows. c. 20th Century. Bodonge, Belgian Congo, Mangbetu, Zaire, East Africa. All handmade and hand forged weapons. Ceremonial Axes originally

wood, light and blackish brown patina, four strong legs supporting an overbroad pillow, tapering projection in the middle, carved with flat triangular decor, slightly dam., abrasion; Zulu and Swasi so