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yes, please! Don't tease us so! That's the base of the yelman? Note the fine filing marks, which seem cross-hatched at the koftgari, but unidirectional out across the blade?
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The whole sword
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Oh my goodness. Beautiful.
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Thanks.
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Thanks Jen what a treasure!
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Outstanding! Jens, can you tell us anything about this? Have you any provenance?
Is that koftgari Arabic or Farsi? |
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Hi Andrew,
This sword is what started me collecting, but unfortunately I have no provenience on it, other that I would say that it most likely is from Punjab, or maybe Rajasthan. I don't know which language it is written in, but I have a translation from when it was exhibited at Davids Samling in Copenhagen in 1982. Jens |
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