16018 Native Warrior Fighting with War Club and Knife W. Britain World War I takes out his canteen to

takes out his canteen to refresh himself

Camouflage is in the muted 3-colour scheme adopted by many German vehicles from the mid war onwards

some of these men joined the newly raised state regiments or

With his ‘Webley’ service revolver in hand this young subaltern takes a closer look at an enemy position before moving his men forward

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16018 Native Warrior Fighting with War Club and Knife W. Britain World War I takes out his canteen toBall headed clubs were carved from a single piece of hardwood with a long handle and, optimally, a natural burl at the end. A burl results from a tree undergoing some form of stress due to injury or virus resulting in a dense mass with a tight wood grain. Carved into a ball shape, this burl head was extremely strong and resistant to splitting. While the weapon would certainly deliver a devastating blow in close quarters combat, this warrior also