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Tim Simmons 5th March 2007 06:25 PM
Ethnographic?? 28th Maori Battalion?
 
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The first thing for myself this year. Not really my sort of thing, is it really an "ethnographic" piece? Is it a standard ww2 MI night stick? A Kiwi veteran might know. Could it be ww1? I think the most interesting feature is the owners strong proclamation of thier christian faith with the chalice and fish symbols. A sip from this chalice will render you senseless.

Tim Simmons 6th March 2007 08:51 AM
Possibly Maori Pioneer Battalion ww1. It is not that hard to find sticks and clubs used as trench weapons in the UK.

Tim Simmons 7th March 2007 09:40 PM
It is not impossible that it could be from the Boer War. I feel the strong christian motifs may be a little old fashioned for post WW1?


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