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harrywagner 8th October 2015 02:31 PM

Kurdish Jambiya
 
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My first Kurdish dagger, which I am very pleased with. I think it has an exceptionally good blade. I purchased it from Gavin at SwordsAntiqueWeapons and am happy to recommend him to others. Very easy to do business with.

Harry

Miguel 8th October 2015 06:57 PM

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Originally Posted by harrywagner
My first Kurdish dagger, which I am very pleased with. I think it has an exceptionally good blade. I purchased it from Gavin at SwordsAntiqueWeapons and am happy to recommend him to others. Very easy to do business with.

Harry

Hi Harry,
Nice example, what is the blade length only it is difficult to tell from photos.
Regards
Miguel

harrywagner 8th October 2015 08:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Miguel
Hi Harry,
Nice example, what is the blade length only it is difficult to tell from photos.
Regards
Miguel

Hi MIguel,
The blade is 9.5" and the knife's overall size is 15.3".

Cheers!
Harry

Kubur 9th October 2015 10:11 AM

Hi Harry,

Very nice Kurdish dagger! I love Kurdish daggers.
By the way, I wonder why collectors talk about Kurdish daggers as a whole.
I can see some differences between the so-called Kurdish daggers from Turkey, Syria, Irak and Iran... Plus even in Irak, the so-called Kurdish daggers from Bagdad are very different. There are also some so-called Kurdish daggers that I suspect to be produced in the Balkans...
Some members share these thoughts with me or am I completely crazy??

:confused:
Kubur

harrywagner 9th October 2015 01:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Kubur
Hi Harry,

Very nice Kurdish dagger! I love Kurdish daggers.
By the way, I wonder why collectors talk about Kurdish daggers as a whole.
I can see some differences between the so-called Kurdish daggers from Turkey, Syria, Irak and Iran... Plus even in Irak, the so-called Kurdish daggers from Bagdad are very different. There are also some so-called Kurdish daggers that I suspect to be produced in the Balkans...
Some members share these thoughts with me or am I completely crazy??

:confused:
Kubur

Hi Kubur,
They seem very similar to me also. I would not be surprised to learn that their design was influenced by whichever came first. I would lump the "Basra dagger" in with that group also.

Cheers!
Harry

Miguel 9th October 2015 07:46 PM

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Originally Posted by harrywagner
Hi MIguel,
The blade is 9.5" and the knife's overall size is 15.3".

Cheers!
Harry

Hi Harry,
Thanks for the info, that's a nice size. I have a much smaller version but identical in other respects, mine is 9.5ins overall with a 5.3 ins long blade.
Thanks
Miguel


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