Original 19th Century Central African Congo River Area War Axe - Circa 1850 MG 34 Accessories the blade was most likely

the blade was most likely made around 1940

so we are especially proud to offer this fantastic BATF approved non-firing original example

and Uncle to Queen Victoria

Now during this period it was not uncommon for the bidons to be painted in a variety of colors listed above as well

This helmet definitely is one that has really "been there"

Original 19th Century Central African Congo River Area War Axe - Circa 1850 MG 34 Accessories the blade was most likelyOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a double sided African War Axe or Hatchet dating back to when darkest Africa was first being explored in the 1850's. Most probably from the CONGO RIVER AREA, it is a fearsome weapon with a most unusual flared blade with a sharp edge running the full length of each side. The blade measures 12 1 2" and is mounted on a copper wire bound wooden hilt with a flared pommel giving an overall length of 17". Truly a