Swazi Stabbing Spear
	Code: RACO150-20 Price: $1,199.00 Quantity in Basket: none
ABOUT THIS PRODUCT This is a larger sized version of the Zulu stabbing spear that comes from Swaziland in Southern Africa. The Swazi were an offshoot of the Zulu and adopted many of their customs and weapons. This has the cowhide tail wrapping securing the shaft of the spear that is unique to the Swazi. This beautifully crafted piece measure 60” overall with a17” top iron section and a razor sharp 15” blade. The last 5.5” of the shaft features a palm swell that is thicker than the rest of it to provide a better grip during extraction. We estimate this piece dates back to approximately 1850 and possibly older. This outstanding piece most likely saw battle during one of the many conflicts of the day. These are much rarer than the more commonly seen stabbing spears made by the Zulu.
Zulu Stabbing Spear
	Code: RACO150-21 Price: $1,099.00 Quantity in Basket: none
ABOUT THIS PRODUCT This very large Zulu stabbing spear came from South Africa before that nation was civilized. This magnificent piece has a rawhide basket weave wrapping that is in excellent condition securing the shaft of the spear that is unique to the Zulu tribe. This beautifully crafted piece measure 55.5” overall with a17” top iron section and a razor sharp 14” blade. The last 5.5” of the shaft features a palm swell that is thicker than the rest of it to provide a better grip during extraction. We estimate this piece dates back to approximately 1850 and possibly older. This outstanding piece most likely saw battle during one of the many conflicts of the day. Expect to pay two to three times as much for this same piece at the bigger auction houses as they are becoming increasingly rare.
Zulu Stabbing Spear
	Code: RACO150-22 Price: $1,099.00 Quantity in Basket: none
ABOUT THIS PRODUCT This very large Zulu stabbing spear came from South Africa before that nation was civilized. This magnificent piece has a fully rawhide basket weave wrapping in excellent condition securing the shaft of the spear that is unique to the Zulu. This beautifully crafted piece measure 54.5” overall with a16” top iron section and a razor sharp 9” blade. The shaft has a slight bend to it, which while easy to repair, has been left in its original condition. The last 5.5” of the shaft features a palm swell that is thicker than the rest of it to provide a better grip during extraction. We estimate this piece dates back to approximately 1850 and possibly older. This outstanding piece most likely saw battle during one of the many conflicts of the day. Expect to pay two to three times as much for this same piece at the bigger auction houses as they are becoming increasingly rare.
Sudanese Spear
	Code: RACO150-23 Price: $399.00 Quantity in Basket: none
ABOUT THIS PRODUCT This has a heavy steel blade, a counterweighted shaft and a decorative accent near the bottom. We estimate this is at least 75 years old. It measures 52” overall with a 23” iron top section and a 9” leaf shaped blade that has been sharpened in recent times. The shaft has a small nail hole in it where it was displayed on a wall and the extensive iron banding on the shaft is in great shape. This spear would be worth almost twice as much if it were not for the recent sharpening and nail hole.
Sudanese Spear
	Code: RACO150-24 Price: $499.00 Quantity in Basket: none
ABOUT THIS PRODUCT This has a barbed steel blade, a counterweighted shaft with a chisel shaped bottom section and three sections of the shaft that is covered in old, thick hide that has had most of the hair worn away over time. We estimate this spear to be approximately 100 years old. It measures 53.5” overall with an evil looking” barbed blade. This very old spear has a ton of character.
Zulu Stabbing Spear
	Code: RACO150-25 Price: $499.00 Quantity in Basket: none
ABOUT THIS PRODUCT This Zulu “Iklwa” stabbing spear comes from South Africa. This magnificent piece has an intact palm fiber basket weave wrapping securing the shaft of the spear that is unique to them. This beautifully crafted piece measure 46” overall with a 13.5” top iron section and a razor sharp 7” blade. We estimate this piece dates back at least 100 years and possibly older. Someone varnished the top of it to preserve it and thus this reduces the value considerably. This outstanding piece most likely saw battle during one of the many conflicts of the day. This piece would make a great addition to any trophy room.
Zulu Stabbing Spear
	Code: RACO150-26 Price: $499.00 Quantity in Basket: none
ABOUT THIS PRODUCT This Zulu stabbing spear comes from South Africa. This magnificent piece has an intact rawhide basket weave wrapping securing the shaft of the spear that is unique to them. This beautifully crafted piece measure 43” overall with a 7” top iron section and a razor sharp 3.5” blade. It is a bit smaller than the other Zulu spears and the shaft appears to have been replaced in the past 50 years so this reduces the value of this piece dramatically. We estimate the blade dates back at least 100 years and possibly older. This outstanding piece most likely saw battle during one of the many conflicts of the day. This little gem would make a great addition to any trophy room.
Swazi Stabbing Spear
	Code: RACO150-27 Price: $599.00 Quantity in Basket: none
ABOUT THIS PRODUCT This is an average sized version of a stabbing spear that comes from Swaziland in Southern Africa. The Swazi were an offshoot of the Zulu and adopted many of their customs and weapons. This has beautifully executed two-tone, decorative copper wire wrapping securing the intricately forged blade to the shaft. This beautifully crafted piece measure 38” overall with a13” top iron section and a razor sharp 12” blade. The bottom of the shaft features a decorative groove. We estimate this piece dates back to the early 1900’s and possibly older. This outstanding spear exhibits excellent forging and wire work.