Hungarian Belt Buckle, brass stamped example with fittings to the reverse. Accompanied by a German made belt buckle for the Bolivian military and ...

Ethiopian Ceremonial Hide Shield, possibly late 19th century, of typical dome shape, the outside covered with blue fabric and adorned with extensi...

Ceremonial Ethiopian Hide Shield, of conventional form with tall raised umbo, decorated overall with geometric tooling and fitted with silver band...

Very Large Hippo Hide Shield of the Nuer and Shilluk Tribes from the Upper Nile Region of Sudan, probably late 19th century, of lenticular form, t...

Sudanese Hippo Hide Shield of Conventional Form, probably Sudan campaign period as used by the Dervishes of the Hadendoa tribe, raised umbo, leath...

A Dinka Tribal Hide Shield of Conventional Rectangular Form with reinforced edges, probably c.1900, braced on the inside with a wooden stick runni...

Rare Lango Dinka Tribal Hide Shield Probably Brought Back by an Officer from the 1901 Lango Expedition, of conventional rectangular form with rein...

Good Ugandan Wooden Shield of Lenticular Form, carved with a raised integral umbo, covered overall with finely applied horizontal strips of bamboo...

Carved Wooden Club, Possibly South African, tapered shaft slightly swollen at the butt and greatly swollen towards the bulbous head with small tea...

Good Zulu Carved Wooden Knobkerry, 79cms, large swollen head of spherical form, shaft fitted with bands of woven copper and brass wire work. Good ...

Good Zulu Carved Wooden Knobkerry, 67cms, swollen off-set head of compressed spherical form, good condition and age patina.

Zulu Knobkerry, probably late 19th century, 80cms with small head of compressed form carved with a series of parallel ribs, shaft with 18cms secti...

Scarce Galeka Tribal Spear, tapered wooden haft carved with the name “Kreli”, sinew bindings, iron leaf-shaped head with off-set sides and long ta...

2x South African (Zulu) Spears, wooden spears each with iron heads and bamboo bindings; 2 further spears, probably from the Sudan, and a palmwood ...