Original 19th Century Irish Shillelagh Walking Stick / Club with Carved Thorns c.1890 Manufacture Type_Original Items this division had been held

this division had been held in reserve near Metz to refit

the businessman decides to alter the course of events -- setting off an explosion of violence

In the center of the left receiver face is an Arabic inscription that reads "MashAllah" which is a statement of appreciation to God

This example almost certainly was released from the great Armory of JAIPUR in RAJASTHAN in North West India during the 1970's

Original 19th Century Irish Shillelagh Walking Stick / Club with Carved Thorns c.1890 Manufacture Type_Original Items this division had been heldOriginal Item: One of a Kind. The traditional weapon of the Irish for many centuries has been the solid wood club we all know as a "SHILLELAGH." These were traditionally carried by Irish Farmers and Yeomen as a sign of importance and at a push a defensive weapon. This example dating to the 1880's and 1890's deliberately resembles the African ZULU War Club known as a Knobkierie. It has been extensively carved to resemble three twisted branches, with