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African Tribal Somalian Gashan Shield Art Home Decoration Interior Design
Located in London, GB
19th Century Somali Gashan Shield – East Africa Hand-Worked Hide with Raised Central Boss A
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H 4.73 in W 13.78 in D 13.78 in
African Tribal Large Somalian Gashan Shield Art Home Decoration Interior Design
Located in London, GB
African Tribal Fine Large Somalian Gashan Shield Fine old hide shield with hammered etched
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H 4.73 in W 13.78 in D 13.78 in
African Tribal Somalian Gashan Shield Art Home Decoration Interior Design
Located in London, GB
African tribal Somalian Gashan shield Fine old Hippo hide shield with hammered etched geometric
Wood
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H 4.73 in W 13.78 in D 13.78 in
African Tribal Somalian Gashan Shield Art Home Decoration Interior Design
Located in London, GB
African tribal Somalian Gashan shield Fine old hide shield with hammered etched geometric design
Leather
19th Century Somali Shield
Located in New York, NY
. Somali warriors carried an iron spear, a short sword called a belawa, and a shield called a gãschãn
Soudan Somalia Shield
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Soudan Somalia Shield, on metal base. Animal skin. Beautiful condition.
Animal Skin
Embossed Hide Shield from Somalia
Located in New York, NY
An intricately embossed hide shield from Somalia, circa 1960. This piece looks wonderful on a
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