Authentic African Spiked Warclub
$75.00
AUTHENTIC AFRICAN WOODEN SPIKED WARCLUB! Ornately carved wooden club, with hand forged metal spike. In very good solid condition. Ornate detail. Beautiful wood with great character. See photos as part of description. It measures 21 inches long. Spike is 12 and half inches from end to end. Fantastic unique piece! Please contact us BEFORE buying with any questions. All sales are final. All of our items are sold with the information we have been given. We take extra care in providing excellent photos and measurements to give an accurate representation. We are happy to combine shipping on multiple items. Happy trails from Arizona, where the sky is always blue!
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