28th Jun, 2023 10:30 GMT/BST

Militaria & Ethnographica

 
Lot 255
 

255

A Throwing Club, possibly Australian, with slender reeded ovoid head, cylindrical haft and slightly swollen butt,70cm; two Zulu Knobkerries, one with small globular head inset with brass studs, the other with slightly offset globular head; a Double Headed Axe, with centrally set spear point blade on a wood haft bound with woven brass wire (4)

Sold for £130
Estimated at £100 - £150


 

Throwing club with badly bruised and splintered head. Axe with orange rust pitting to the blades, wire binding is loose.

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Auction: Militaria & Ethnographica, 28th Jun, 2023

An interesting and varied sale including a Collection of Prussian and German Pickelhauben, and various pieces of Second World War British military headgear, cap badges, air weapons, antique firearms, and pistols. Highlights of the sale include a Rare First World War Tank Driver's Leather Helmet, a Mid-17th Century German Wheel-lock Sporting Gun, and a 19th Century Asmat "Ndambirkus" Ancestor Skull, New Guinea. 

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