Maliën coif met driehoekige hals, verzinkt, 9 mm Messen cavalry hammers also became status

cavalry hammers also became status symbols

The spearhead is 52 cm long

The Zulu's made them of African hardwood and they used the stick as an aid in the inhospitable landscape and as a club

Zoals gebruikelijk bij Cold Steel heeft deze sabel een vlijmscherpe snede en punt

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