British Zulu War 2nd Warwickshire 24th Regiment of Foot Belt Buckle Category_MG 34 Reciever Assembly dated and marked examples are

dated and marked examples are brass models and are most commonly seen on Saxon buckles

Hilary Doyle & Terry Gander

This Zulu Knobkierie is a very fine example of clearly an important Zulu officer that no doubt some young trooper has found on the battle field that he then told all his friends that he had personally dealt with

• Steel axe head

It is closed with a machined brass cap

British Zulu War 2nd Warwickshire 24th Regiment of Foot Belt Buckle Category_MG 34 Reciever Assembly dated and marked examples areNew Made Item: Copied directly from an original in the IMA collection. This is a heavy brass belt buckle as worn by soldiers in the 2nd Warwickshire 24th Regiment of Foot during the ZULU wars of the late 1870s. Just what we all need to complete our Zulu War red coat uniform, or maybe this will work with your own belt and a smart pair of Jeans! Measures 3. 5 W x 2. 25 H. The Battle of Rorke's Drift, also known as the Defence of Rorke's Drift, was a