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Drabant1701 · 7th April 2018, 11:32 AM

I have added a Kyber sword/knife to my collection. Its 74 cm long so I am inclined to call it a sword. Blade is wootz with a wide T-spine, really sturdy.
Grip is bone or ivory. It fits snug in the scabbard that has a really unatractive repair.

I would call it Afhanistan 19th century. I was hoping that someone could pin age and place of manufacture a little more precisely.

Thanks!

Peter

7th April 2018, 11:32 AM	#1
Drabant1701 Member Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: Sweden Posts: 181	Khyber sword for comment I have added a Kyber sword/knife to my collection. Its 74 cm long so I am inclined to call it a sword. Blade is wootz with a wide T-spine, really sturdy. Grip is bone or ivory. It fits snug in the scabbard that has a really unatractive repair. I would call it Afhanistan 19th century. I was hoping that someone could pin age and place of manufacture a little more precisely. Thanks! Peter Attached Images