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Old 13th July 2006, 06:34 PM   #8
The Double D
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I also believe the long one is a walking stick or a staff. I believe I have seen pictures of these used or carried by Zulu leaders.

This stick and the Tsonga Club don't appear to have been refinished, but the Zulu knobkerrie definitely has. Doesn't matter, it is the Wife's. She likes it as it is and has advised me to leave it alone...."Yes Dear!"
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