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A nice Zulfiqar ?
Recently ended, not as 'over the top' as the example posted recently, but IMHO a good sword. Are these more common than I realised, are Zulfiqars prone to being made as copies/replica's?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...MEWA%3AIT&rd=1 Is the design purely symbollic? A 'badge' of status? |
Thulfiqars were copied by many smiths, Sudanese, Indian, Persian and a few Turkish ones too. Personally, I do not like them, they're fantasy.
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Thatone is particularly ugly and nonfunctional. 19th century I guess.
The more I see them the more I think that they are status symbols or commanding swords. |
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