A Zulu or African Axe Blade. Made from bronze. Size 12″ x 6″ inches. Dated 19th Century.  This type of axe head would be tied to a stick by the two lugs.

A Zulu or African Ceremonial Axe. This type of axe was made for ceremonial purposes only and seen in the possession of tribal chiefs in photographs from the 19th century. Made from iron and wood. Size 14″ X 8″ inches. Dated 19th century. 

Two Zulu or African Spear Heads. Made from iron in the tanged type design with flat blade.  Size 15″ inches. One of the spearhead shafts has its original copper wire plaited around it. Dated 19th century. The previous owner had tried to remove the rust and natural patina with sandpaper and ruined them, I tried to clean them up but …

A Zulu or African Spear Head. Made from iron in the socketed type design with rounded barbed blade. Size 17″ inches. Dated 19th century.     

A Zulu or African Spear Head. Made from iron in the narrow socketed type design with rounded twisted shaft. Size 18″ inches. Dated 19th century.     

A Zulu or African Tribe Spear Head. Made from iron in the socketed type design. Size 18″ inches. Dated 19th century.    

Leather Powder Flask. These leather powder flasks are from Northern Africa and the Middle East area. Made from leather. Size 8″ x 3″ inches. Designed to carry black powder for firing musket guns. Dated 19th century.  These flasks have intricate designs embossed into the leather.

Leather Powder Flask. These leather powder flasks are from Northern Africa and the Middle East area. Made from leather. Size 8″ x 3″ inches. Designed to carry black powder for firing musket guns. Dated 19th century.  These flasks have intricate designs embossed into the leather.

Water Buffalo Powder Horn. This powder horn is from Africa. Made from water buffalo horn, wood and copper. Size 21″ x 3″ inches. Dated 19th century.  It has two iron fixings for a shoulder strap.

Powder Flask. This type of powder flask is from Northern Africa and the Middle East. Made from leather, wood and iron. Size 8″ x 7″ inches. Dated 19th century. It has two iron fixings at the back of the flask for a shoulder strap and a lever to release the powder in small quantities.