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Norman McCormick 30th January 2011 09:13 PM
One for the' Flysserati'.
 
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Hi,
Found this image in a sold catalogue from a U.K. auction house. I have not seen this type of hilt before and I thought this may interest the aforesaid 'Flysserati'.
Regards,
Norman.

P.S. This is the only photograph.

Battara 31st January 2011 02:24 AM
The unusual hilt reminds me of Ottoman hilts made of agate on some khanjar. Not seen this hilt type on a flyssa before.

Emanuel 2nd March 2011 10:56 PM
Oops, the F word! :)

The scabbard also seems to be similar to yataghan scabbard construction, not the typical flyssa style. We've seen a number of these in Ottoman fashion, and vice versa, yataghan in flyssa-style scabbard.

Emanuel


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