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Old 4th November 2018, 11:22 PM   #15
Sajen
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These knives were made mostly for utility, the smaller types but the larger ones were carried for self defense or intimidation. The word "saldirma" means "attack" and it is the name given to the larger of these knives. they have the blood channels and a curved double edge tip for stabbing. there are even traditional folklor dances including these knives where 2 or 4 men dance with knives pretend to attack each other Some of the large ones are really impressive and scary. If you saw someone with a knife like that you would know to stay away from them .
Yes, when I look to the from you provided pictures your words make sense.

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There are also sets with knives, forks being together for picnic purposes .
It seems, that my one coming from such a "picnic" set, it's nearby by it's size.

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I will gladly show you my collection when I get a chance..
I am curious!

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Of the date for yours I believe is 1920s or may be later..hard to tell.
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