Original 19th Century Irish Shillelagh Walking Stick / Club with Carved Thorns c.1890 Manufacture Type_Original Items this division had been held

this division had been held in reserve near Metz to refit

Original WW2 Issue Italian Model 33 (M-33) Steel Combat Helmets used in World War Two

we aren't sure of the spelling or we would need to visit the National Archives for a larger database

was taken in the same manner

In the center of the left receiver face is an Arabic inscription that reads "MashAllah" which is a statement of appreciation to God

Original 19th Century Irish Shillelagh Walking Stick / Club with Carved Thorns c.1890 Manufacture Type_Original Items this division had been heldOriginal Item: One of a Kind. The traditional weapon of the Irish for many centuries has been the solid wood club we all know as a "SHILLELAGH." These were traditionally carried by Irish Farmers and Yeomen as a sign of importance and at a push a defensive weapon. This example dating to the 1880's and 1890's deliberately resembles the African ZULU War Club known as a Knobkierie. It has been extensively carved to resemble three twisted branches, with