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			In the 80’s I bought from Yemeni souk in Jeddah KSA 
		
		
		
			a solid silver sword guard. On that time, a blade additionned to a scabbard was out of my finances …   Later, in France, I found a sword without scabbard, the guard was very commun, but the blade was attractive, at that time, my knowledge was very light and I wasn’t know at all the origines of that arm.   Then, when I saw the pictures for the same sword, but complet, (http://www.oriental-arms.com/item.php?id=1208) I did my best to see my dream become realty. In Syria, Damascus, taking avantage for a discovery of the country, I took with me my sword, and look for someone able to create a nice scabbard for a reasonable price.   Here we are for the result ![]() - scabbard Turkish fashion - in that the scabbard is slit from the mouth along the spine side for about 11 cm. to allow the sharply curved blade to be withdrawn, - scabbard cover with buffalo leather and silver mounts, - decorated with three silver scabbard rings à + Dom  | 
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