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Old 6th October 2015, 05:25 PM   #3
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Jens, million thanks. I used to think that Indian weaponry and warfare are the most important and interesting things on the Earth and that everyone thinks the same ))
Of course the picture from Ain-i-Akbary show the piece that very similar to some wooden training swords. But in museum in Kota (as I remember) the piece called the same is steel sword. Unfortunately I could not understand if it have sheath and what kind of blade is inside.
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