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			The Yemeni  Jambiya I really like.I appreciate the patience and skill with which it is done.I have a question:When was manufactured ?    
		
		
		
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			Nobody knows ???  
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	 
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 If i'm right, the value of the coin is much higher than the knife. The golden coin also indicates a good to high quality of this Jambiya. I would date the Jambiya back to the 19th century or very early 20th century.  | 
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			I think Roland is probably right. Can you determine if the coin in gold? You see a lot of brass ones. What does the wood inside the sheath look like? 100 year old wood should be dark and look almost petrified.
		 
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
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 Especially hardwood aging is extremely slow. In Germany we have quite wet weather conditions but we also have half-timbered houses, which are hundreds of years old. The house in the picture is from 1617. Roland  | 
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