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22nd May 2018, 08:59 PM
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Moroccan nimcha, blade marks ??
Hello,
I get this old nimcha sword, Bad conditions, old (?) repairs on the hilt, I don't know if it's wood or horn made ( have to warm a needle...). I don't know if the blade is european, nothing extraordinary I think, but does anybody know the marks on the blade ? a moroccan recent stamp for make the sword more antique ? |
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22nd May 2018, 09:00 PM
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the complete sword...
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23rd May 2018, 07:04 PM
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For the handle,
Old or recent repairs ? Thank you |
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23rd May 2018, 08:18 PM
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23rd May 2018, 09:00 PM
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Ok ! Thanks,
I'll make it and post it tomorrow ! ( Daylight will be better !) |
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24th May 2018, 12:32 AM
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From what I can tell, the hilt looks like wood and the hilt plates look like either copper or brass. The mark sortive looks like a running fox. If it is, then the blade was made in Solingen, Germany (if my memory is correct).
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25th May 2018, 05:50 PM
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Solingen had a running wolf, but it does not matter if it looks like a fox or a wolf. The point is, that this, and many other European marks, were copied in India - with arms and legs as we say in Denmark - meaning a lot.
The blade is, unfortunately, scratched quite a lot, so the pattern is not clear, but the repeated three dots marks, makes me think it could be an Indian trade blade. The dots representing the three main gods in India. |
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