Original Victorian Era African Hand Carved Wooden War Club Category_Martini-Henry Accessories the first American shell of

the first American shell of the war was fired toward German lines by a First Division artillery unit

maker coded "eb" complete in heavily blued scabbard

On back of the collar is a black ink U

The trench maps never showed the allied trench positions just in case they fell into enemy hands

and the trigger guard serves as the crank to rotate it

Original Victorian Era African Hand Carved Wooden War Club Category_Martini-Henry Accessories the first American shell ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. Almost certainly brought back as a war souvenir by an English soldier after serving in one of the many African campaigns of the mid 19th century, this is carved from a single piece of wood. The design tapers toward the hilt through which there is a cross hole for the attachment of a leather wrist strap. Measuring 23" in overall length, the head is carved into the image of a warrior's head, interestingly with a