Original Victorian Era North African Berber or Tuareg Leather Battle Shield Category_Snider Rifle Parts The result was Turkey stayed

The result was Turkey stayed neutral in WW2 much to Britain's relief

The steel shell is the same as the M51

of London and Birmingham and each wood butt stock bears the remains of the manufacturer's name together with broad arrow and 1915 date stamps

69 cm) on the left side allows access to a space between the outer cover and the insulation

Original Victorian Era North African Berber or Tuareg Leather Battle Shield Category_Snider Rifle Parts The result was Turkey stayedOriginal Item: Only One Available. A very interesting and scarce battle shield made entirely of thick camel leather. Measures approximately 24" tall by 22" wide these were carried by the Arab BERBER or TUAREG tribes throughout Algeria, Morocco, Mali and Niger by the camel mounted nomads who mostly survived as slave traders for time immemorial. From a western standpoint remember the 1975 Movie 'THE WIND AND THE LION" starring Sean Connery as "Mulai