Original 19th Century Southeast Asian Iban Tribal Headdress Category_Martini-Henry Accessories Wheellocks and Flintlocks this is

Wheellocks and Flintlocks this is quite traditional

the Zulu warrior carried a short stabbing spear with an approximate 8-10 inch blade over 1

This smith is listed in Kurihara Hikosaburo's 1942 listing of Wartime Japanese swordsmiths (tosho)

"even as short as 20 inches" without effecting their range (See British Military Firearms" by Blackmore page 61)

Original 19th Century Southeast Asian Iban Tribal Headdress Category_Martini-Henry Accessories Wheellocks and Flintlocks this isOriginal Item: One of a kind. Obtained from one of America's foremost collectors of Ethnological objects is this Southeast Asian tribal headdress for an individual of considerable status. It has been suggested that the origins lie with the Moro tribe of the Northern Philippine area known as Mindanao with whom the U. S. Army fought an ongoing war between 1901 after the Philippines were ceded to the U. S. by Spain in 1898. The Moro were not common