Original British Post-1953 Brass Spike Top EIIR marked Bamahas Police White Pith Helmet MG 34 Buffer & Butt Stock the elected camp leader

the elected camp leader

we can safely conclude that the signatures recorded on this flag pre-date September 9th

He just didn't know

70 the size of this weapon made it really only useible as a Wall Gun

This example is a very interesting war Axe known as a "SHOKA" (English to Swahili Meaning of axe) from the Central South Western part of Africa we now know a Swaziland

Original British Post-1953 Brass Spike Top EIIR marked Bamahas Police White Pith Helmet MG 34 Buffer & Butt Stock the elected camp leaderOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is most impressive, with a white paint finish overall, and a large "Wolseley" style brim. The Helmet plate is made of brass, with a Queen's Crown over a band ring surrounding E R II, for Queen Elizabeth II, who has reigned since 1953. The band ring itself states BAHAMAS POLICE in relief, and behind the badge is a piece of red field to highlight it. The helmet bears a removable brass spike, similar to those used