Original Indo-Persian 19th Century All Steel Ceremonial Bull's Head Mace - Circa 1820 One-of-a-Kind and are used on Type

and are used on Type 2 P1853 Enfield rifles

HILL" and the original Brass mounted leather scabbard

The canteen features a federal eagle with crossed American and French flags in the eagle talons and reads:

was butchered leading to much embarrassment for the British Government

It is marked to the 26th Infantry Division and has the YD representing the nickname "Yankee Division"

Original Indo-Persian 19th Century All Steel Ceremonial Bull's Head Mace - Circa 1820 One-of-a-Kind and are used on TypeOriginal 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