Share your miniature blades!

[corrado26]

and here a nice miniature koummya of northern Afrika. Total length is 205mm

[Sajen]

Very nice! Let's keep them coming up!

[sfenoid13]

Yatagan is my favorite

[sfenoid13]

Yat in scabbard

[Athanase]

Already posted on the forum, my mini balato.
The blade measures 12.6 cm

[Sajen]

Very nice friends!

[Mel H]

Originally Posted by Sajen

Very nice! Let's keep them coming up!

Sajen, Just a comment regarding your miniature Dha. My memory's not what it was, but I had a similar one many years since and was told by the previous owner that it was a 'mead moah' (could be a different spelling) and was kept by a monk to ward off evil spirits. I've not heard the term since then and have no way of knowing if there was any basis for the tale but thought it may be worth passing on.

[Sajen]

Originally Posted by Mel H

Sajen, Just a comment regarding your miniature Dha. My memory's not what it was, but I had a similar one many years since and was told by the previous owner that it was a 'mead moah' (could be a different spelling) and was kept by a monk to ward off evil spirits. I've not heard the term since then and have no way of knowing if there was any basis for the tale but thought it may be worth passing on.

Thank you Mel,

But a mead moah is something different, it's a talisman and blessed with an inscription, see the both examples in my collection. They can be similar small but most are somewhat bigger.

Regards,
Detlef

[Mel H]

Sajen, Yes, thanks for the memory jog (or should I say eselsbrücke ) The one I had was more like the first one in your photo, as I said it was a long time since.

[Sajen]

Hi Mel,

I know this problem! And yes, it was a "Eselsbrücke" for you!

Regards,
Detlef

[russel]

Here is another one from my collection. 12.5cm overall, 6.5cm blade. Well made and VERY sharp. I'm am not sure what this should be called.