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Kurt 14th May 2013 04:57 PM

Asking for Translation and Comment
 
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Could this Yatagan purchase.
Asking for assessment .
Regards
Kurt

Kurt 19th May 2013 12:31 PM

Asking for Translation and Comment
 
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Originally Posted by Kurt
Could this Yatagan purchase.
Asking for assessment .
Regards
Kurt


'm A little disappointed.
since nobody seems to be interested.
Best Kurt

Sajen 19th May 2013 01:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Kurt
'm A little disappointed.
since nobody seems to be interested.
Best Kurt

Hi Kurt,

don't be disappointed, have a little patience. I am sure that you will get comments soon by your nice yat. It is not my area of collecting so I let others do the first step!

Regards,

Detlef

Kurt 19th May 2013 03:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Sajen
Hi Kurt,

don't be disappointed, have a little patience. I am sure that you will get comments soon by your nice yat. It is not my area of collecting so I let others do the first step!

Regards,

Detlef

Hi Detlef,
thanks for your commiseration !
Kurt

AJ1356 19th May 2013 04:17 PM

Kurt,
That is a very nice yataghan, and very well preserved. I held off on translating it, since I don't know Turkish and the text is a bit far away. but here are what I can help you with:
2nd pic, Work of Sharif, Owner Mohammad Shukri, year 1257
3rd pic, 2nd line, (No man like Ali and no sword like Zulfeqaar) on the scabbard, 1257.
I hope that is helpful, get a close up picture of the text and someone should be able to help with the rest.

Kurt 20th May 2013 09:34 AM

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Originally Posted by AJ1356
Kurt,
That is a very nice yataghan, and very well preserved. I held off on translating it, since I don't know Turkish and the text is a bit far away. but here are what I can help you with:
2nd pic, Work of Sharif, Owner Mohammad Shukri, year 1257
3rd pic, 2nd line, (No man like Ali and no sword like Zulfeqaar) on the scabbard, 1257.
I hope that is helpful, get a close up picture of the text and someone should be able to help with the rest.

Thanks for your help and the tip with a close up !
Regards
Kurt

sfenoid13 9th June 2014 07:42 AM

I have a similar shape Yatagan. Check pictures.

Kurt 9th June 2014 09:39 AM

Similar Yatagan
 
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Originally Posted by sfenoid13
I have a similar shape Yatagan. Check pictures.

Where can I see the pictures?
Kurt

Another Yatagan of the same quality

Kurt 9th June 2014 10:38 AM

Another Yatagan of the same quality (pics )
 
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Here are some close-ups

sfenoid13 19th July 2014 09:38 AM

my yatagan
 
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first yatagan is similar to yours..

sfenoid13 19th July 2014 09:51 AM

my yatagan
 
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Originally Posted by Kurt
Here are some close-ups

In the future please keep all questions of this nature to either PM or email.
Robert

Kurt 20th July 2014 08:46 AM

my yatagan
 
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Originally Posted by sfenoid13
first yatagan is similar to yours..

Hi Sfenoid ,
You're right, the Yatagan with the silver inlay is from the same workshop
as mine.
Kurt

sfenoid13 23rd July 2014 08:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Kurt
Hi Sfenoid ,
You're right, the Yatagan with the silver inlay is from the same workshop
as mine.
Kurt

can you read what the inscription says on mine?

Zifir 27th July 2014 08:54 AM

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Hi,
The first line is:
Kendi nutk-ı pakdır nutk eyleyen Perverdegar

can be roughly translated as; His word is true/well spoken since it's Allah who makes him speak - referring to Ali

Best,

Zifir 27th July 2014 08:56 AM

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Amel-i Mustafa Sahib Ali Sene 1268

Work of Mustafa, Owner Ali Year 1851/52

sfenoid13 28th July 2014 07:02 AM

Tesekkurler Zifir :)

eftihis 1st August 2014 01:33 PM

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Hello Kurt,
The yataghan bellow is in the collection of Historical and folk art museum of Rethymnon, in Crete. It was donated by a Cretan chieften that aquired it as a war trophy. It must be of the same maker! The silver scabbard was made in Crete by the last owner, so is not original of the sword!

Kurt 1st August 2014 03:41 PM

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Originally Posted by eftihis
Hello Kurt,
The yataghan bellow is in the collection of Historical and folk art museum of Rethymnon, in Crete. It was donated by a Cretan chieften that aquired it as a war trophy. It must be of the same maker! The silver scabbard was made in Crete by the last owner, so is not original of the sword!

Dear Eftihis ,

Thank you for pictures and info,
nice that the old original leather sheath is obtained under the Cretan silver Mounts .
I love this kind Yatagan.
Kurt


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