Original 19th Century Irish Shillelagh Walking Stick / Club with Carved Head French Holsters and used a metal bolt

and used a metal bolt handle for longevity

In May 1997

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A Cosh was an item much feared by men in the 18th & 19th century as it was used by the Royal Navy to coerce men into joining up

WW2 Brodie helmet not included but available seperatley

Original 19th Century Irish Shillelagh Walking Stick / Club with Carved Head French Holsters and used a metal boltOriginal Item: Only One Available. The traditional weapon of the Irish for many centuries has been the solid wood club we all know as a "SHILLELAGH". This example measures 23" in overall length and is a real handful to wield. The top is carved with a leaf fern design and the wood overall is as hard as iron. These were typically made from Blackthorn or Oak wood. A man carrying one of these was a man to reckoned with. From a Collection recently sold in