The Plains Indian knife warclub, along with the lance, was a weapon directly associated with equestrian warfare. One, two or three blades were used.  This one incorporates 2 manufactured steel utility blades set into a piece of sawn wood measuring 33" long, providing a warrior with a dramatic and effective weapon for use on horseback. Its shape is embellished with sawtooth carving on the underbelly and a flared knob at the end of a rawhide covered grip.  Faded green paint is evident on each side and a multitude of antique brass tacks cover the club.  It is hung with various appendages (feathers, ribbon, hide) that hold personal significance for the owner.

Was $1,200 Not available SOLD