Original Philippine Igorot Headhunting Axe from the Kalinga & Itneg People - USGI Bring Back from Luzon German SS He wrote a sports column

He wrote a sports column for Hearst papers in Los Angeles beginning in 1952 and had a long career at the Los Angeles Herald-Examiner

Original Item: Officially designated "Foresight

The corps advanced north

This is extremely unusual item

The reverse features a solid back and is maker marked with Präsidialkanzlei (Presidential Chancellery) Supplier number 107 (Carl Wild of Hamburg ) under the pin catch

Original Philippine Igorot Headhunting Axe from the Kalinga & Itneg People - USGI Bring Back from Luzon German SS He wrote a sports columnOriginal Item: One of a Kind. We received this as part of a collection from Soldier who fought in the Pacific campaign of WWII. This is a nice example of the famous "headhunter's axe", as used by the Igorot people of the Philippines. This group, whose name is Tagalog for 'mountaineer' are made of up multiple smaller ethnic units from the mountains of northern Luzon, Philippines. These groups keep, or have kept until recently, their traditional