Original Zulu Wars Hardwood Knobkierie - Circa 1879 British Bayonets The formation was then officially

The formation was then officially deactivated on 20 May 1945

Both rear sight assembly and leveling gauge have small airplane facsimiles making this a most attractive set and an absolute must for any DShk owner

The well trained professional soldier of the Third Reich saw to it that he had the edge by carrying a close combat knife (also referred to as a trench knife

after six trial models

with the code M7/18 along with the maker name:

Original Zulu Wars Hardwood Knobkierie - Circa 1879 British Bayonets The formation was then officiallyOriginal Item: Only one available. Once the Battle is over, the victorious have the right to stroll the field looking for spoils to bring home to remind them of their Victory. England has been full of such items but sadly in years since WW2 most everything has gone. This genuine Zulu Knobkierie is a very nice example that no doubt some young British trooper found on the battle field and brought back to England as a remembrance. The club stands 21""