A plain Tongan apa 'apai (club) with a cylindrical handle and four sided head, a double carved ridge between the two. There is a slight pierced decoration of dots on the head, which may be preparation for an unfinished decorative scheme. Made of toa wood (casuarina equisetifolia or she-oak).

This was collected by James Cook on his second voyage and is typical of clubs collected on that voyage, as it would have been carved with stone tools. Trade in iron tools with the Tongan's during the voyage encouraged development of more elaborate carvings which are evident on clubs collected on the third voyage.