Original British Victorian Era Officer's Zulu War Swagger Stick Riding Crop - c.1879 Japanese Ordnance Offered in fine condition and

Offered in fine condition and extremely rare as it dates between 1805 -1810 and very probably saw action in the Napoleonic Wars

When the British adopted the Martini Henry in 1871

M42 helmets are slightly larger due to the lack of a rolled edge

minute and sweep second hands are coated with a radium luminous material for night use

Original British Victorian Era Officer's Zulu War Swagger Stick Riding Crop - c.1879 Japanese Ordnance Offered in fine condition andOriginal Item: Only One Available. We've never seen one of these before. This is a British Officer's Swagger stick Riding Crop, clearly locally made to order in Zululand for a serving British Officer. The shape is designed to simulate the Zulu War Club common called a Knobkierie, and it also has ornate wire wrappings. The stick measures 26" in total length, plus the leather "crop" to bottom, and has much decoration, which is beautifully executed. It