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Zulu Warriors Fighting Knobkerrie, being an early example of hardwood with large bulbous head to the end and three sections of wire binding to the short shaft. Generally good condition. 56cms in length.

Scarce Early Zulu Warriors Fighting Knobkerrie, of hard wood, large mushroom cup style end and straight shaft with two carved rings and flattened pentagon shaped top section. Very unusual example. 75cms in length.

Zulu Ceremonial Knobkerrie, interesting example in dark hardwood with bulbous end and carved section to the top of the shaft. Four sections of coloured binding. Some stress cracks to the head but otherwise good condition. 77cms in length.

Zulu Warriors Knobkerrie, fine example of a hardwood knobkerrie with bulbous end and the shaft covered in wire binding, revealing just a short end of the tapered shaft. One small hole in the head but otherwise generally good example. 67cms in length.

Zulu Knobkerrie, fine used two tone hard wood example with bulbous head. Straight shaft decorated with two tone wire binding in two sections. 64cms in length.

Zulu Chiefs Knobkerrie, fine example in two tone hard wood with bulbous end. Five bands of two tone wire binding to the slightly curved shaft. Small section of wood missing from the end of the shaft but otherwise good condition. 86cms in length.

Zulu Warriors Executioners Knobkerrie, very good example of the large headed hardwood club as used by Zulu executioners. Typical short shaft with tapered end. Some abrasions and stress lines to the head but generally very good condition example. 56cms in length.

1870’s Period Zulu Warriors / Executioners Knobkerrie, fantastic example of a typical knobkerrie from the time of the Anglo Zulu war. The club has very large and heavy bulbous end which has been fitted with two metal boot studs which have been flattened, probably removed from a British soldiers boots from the battle field. Straight shaft with slightly tapered end. 64cms in length.

Zulu Warriors Knobkerrie, very good example of a Anglo Zulu war period knobkerrie in two tone wood and with the bulbous head fitted with hobnails from boots off of British soldiers, probably taken from the battlefield. Straight shaft with slightly tapered end. 63 ½ cms in length.

Zulu Warriors Knobkerrie, good example of a hard wood club with the bulbous head having two small circular scooped out sections for the warrior to sniff snuff from before going into battle. Some age wear to the head with small stress crack but generally a good example. 83 ½ cms in length.

Zulu Status Knobkerrie / Staff, hardwood example with small spherical head, straight shaft with five sections of two tone wire binding. 80 ½ cms in length.

Zulu Knobkerrie, fine example of a hardwood knobkerrie with bulbous head. The shaft has five sections of two tone wire binding. Remains in good overall condition. 72cms in length.

Zulu Warriors Knobkerrie, interesting example in polished dark hardwood with mushroom cap type head and straight shaft with tapered end. Generally very good overall condition. 80cms in length.

Rare Early Zulu Chiefs Knobkerrie, fine example with flattened oval head having medial ridge and long shaft which has nearly full wire binding. Remains in very good overall condition. 76cms in length.

Early Zulu Warriors Knobkerrie, interesting early example with bulbous head having flattened top. The straight shaft which swells towards the top has five sections of two tone wire binding. 85cms in length.

Zulu Hardwood Knobkerrie, having large bulbous two tone wood head and straight shaft with tapered end. Remains in good condition. 71cms in length.

Zulu Chiefs Knobkerrie / Staff, fine early example which has been completely covered in wire work. Measures 60 ½ cms in length.

Zulu Knobkerrie / Staff, being an early example of the hardwood club having a small bulbous end. The shaft has three crude sections of binding which would indicate this is quite an early example. Large age crack to the head and stress cracks to the shaft. 75cms in length. Remains of an old paper label to the head.

Zulu Knobkerrie, interesting hardwood example with mushroom style head and straight shaft which is almost completely bound in copper and silver wire. Very good overall condition. 72 ½ cms in length.

Zulu Warriors Knobkerrie, good example of a two tone hard wood example with bulbous head. Top section of the shaft having two tone wire binding. Some age cracks and wear to the head but generally good condition example. 79cms in length.

Zulu Warriors Knobkerrie, good example of a hard wood club with the bulbous head having two deep circular scooped out sections for the warrior to sniff snuff from before going into battle. Some age wear to the head. Shaft with three sections of wire binding. 64 ½ cms in length.

Zulu Knobkerrie, fine polished hardwood example with bulbous head and straight shaft. 75 ½ cms in length. Good overall condition.

Zulu Warriors / Executioners Knobkerrie, very good example of a typical Anglo Zulu war period warriors fighting knobkerrie in two tone hard wood. Large bulbous head which has a stress crack. The short straight shaft with two sections of two tone wire binding. 64 ½ cms in length.

Zulu Warriors Knobkerrie, good example of a light coloured wood example with the bulbous head having two circular scooped out sections for the warrior to sniff snuff from before going into battle. Some age wear to the head but generally a good example.

Early 20th Century Zulu Knobkerrie, long hard wood example with large bulbous head. The shaft with tapered end. 96cms in length.

An African tribal knobkerrie with turned stem and leather grip, 62cm wide.

A SOUTH AFRICAN KNOBKERRIE, with wire work band, 57cm long

Antique African lignum vitae knobkerrie of typical form, 66cm long

A late 19th or early 20th Century tribal knobkerrie, Southern or Eastern Africa, conical finial to the shaft, the club with broad carved detailing, length 55cm 

A 19thC African tribal knobkerrie staff with three braided wire grips, L134cm

A 19thC African tribal knobkerrie with braided wire decoration, L75cm

A 19thC African tribal knobkerrie, L75cm, diameter of knop 7.5cm

A 19thC African tribal double ended knobkerrie with carved ridged decoration, L75cm

A 19thC African tribal knobkerrie, L54cm, the knop D10cm

South African tribal knobkerrie, length 74cm

A 19th century African knobkerrie (traditional club used in South and East Africa) and a small box with metal plaque, 'From the decking of the Mauritania, The Old Lady of the Atlantic' (2).

A knobkerrie, Irish made from blackthorn, c1800

Tribal Art - a Knobkerrie together with three walking sticks and an umbrella

Britains set 147, Zulus with an additional ten not matching Zulus (Condition Good, one knobkerrie and three shield spears damaged) (18)

A ZULU WARS PERIOD KNOBKERRIE, of characteristic form with partial carving to the head, the top would have read ZULULAND 1879 but half is lacking, partial name SOUTH FRANK WATxxx ASC, together with a smaller plain example. (2)

An antique Zulu knobkerrie

AN AFRICAN HARDWOOD KNOBKERRIE rootwood club with geometric carved grip, 41cm long, an ivory netsuke of a man seated reading, 3.8cm high and a cheroot holder the case named to Jos Munch Hoflieferant, Heidelberg, 10.5cm long (3) Condition Report: Available upon request

A ZULU KNOBKERRIE. 78cms long.

An early 20th century African tribal knobkerrie, 19"

AN AFRICAN KNOBKERRIE, with rounded tooled head and simple shaft with the remains of a leather grip, 34" long, together with an African assegai and five fishing spears, possibly South Sea Islands (7) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

A ZULU KNOBKERRIE, late 19th/20th century, of hardwood construction with cylindrical head, 33" long (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

TWO AFRICAN HARDWOOD KNOBKERRIE, of typical form, the longest 85cm

Two novelty table lights, a knobkerrie style walking cane, telephones and other items (3 boxes)

An antique Zulu tribal knobkerrie. Approx. 67cm long.

A Zulu Knobkerrie, of dark dense hardwood, with globular head and cylindrical haft with slightly splayed butt, 78cm; a Chinese Dao, with 52cm single edge straight back curved steel blade, brass disc guard, horn grip and brass pommel, the string bound lacquered scabbard with brass mounts (2)

A 20th Century Zulu Knobkerrie, of lignum vitae, with large globular head and cylindrical haft, 65cm

An Early 20th Century Zulu Knobkerrie, of ebony, the shouldered off-set compressed globular head with nipple point, on a tapering cylindrical haft, 58cm; a Shona Axe, the fan shape steel head with ring turned tang inserted into the angled swollen head of the curved cylindrical haft, 50cm (2)

A 19th Century Zulu Rhinoceros Horn Knobkerrie, with globular head and tapering haft, 77.5cm, 536 gms. Blonde patination. Some drying out to the head and with a conchoidal blemish.

*Africa. A Zulu hardwood knobkerrie, probably late 19th century, the bulbous spherical head with long shaft, 63cm long overall together with a similar knobkerrie, 67cm long overall plus a Sagila war club, 69cm long overall (3)

A Zulu cowhide shield, assegai spear, and knobkerrie/club with offset head (3)

A wooden knobkerrie believed to be of Zulu origin.

A knobkerrie, Victorian oak desk stand and a Kukri

A Hehe knobkerrie Tanzania with a carved head having a short beard, the end of the shaft pierced for attachment, 50cm long.

A Zulu knobkerrie South Africa with an ovoid head having applied metal studs and wirework bands to the shaft, 62.5cm long.

A Shona club Zimbabwe the end with an indistinct white ink inscription mentioning the club was given by a Matabele chief in Rhodesia 192?, this chief aged 92...., 75cm long, and a Zulu knobkerrie, the spherical head engraved a name, 73.5cm, long. (2)