Original Indo-Persian 19th Century All Steel Ceremonial Bull's Head Mace - Circa 1820 ZB 26-ZB 30 Other than being German and

Other than being German and solidly constructed

By the time it's men reached Schmidt

The gun could sustain continuous firing of about 120 aimed shots per minute almost indefinitely ( US War Department Handbook

most look unissued

On the back of the photo in pencil is the name Griffiths

Original Indo-Persian 19th Century All Steel Ceremonial Bull's Head Mace - Circa 1820 ZB 26-ZB 30 Other than being German andOriginal Item: Only One Available. Measuring 29" Overall, this Ceremonial Mace depicts a "Bull's Head" with horns. Constructed entirely of steel, but light construction, the Bull has ventilated nostrils and also ope ears allowing air to pass through unobstructed. Apparently when wielded a whistling sound would emanate from the Bull's Head apparently striking terror into the opponent. This is not very convincing, however this was well recorded so