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I think it could be a ram horn. Before they knew how to straighten him and did not spare time for this.
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Hello, thank you all for your comments !
I don't think it's rhino but not convinced by the ''cow-buffalo horn'' too ! Just for discuss, For the fighter sword and basic hilt argument who can not have rhino or giraffe, I just wonder about ''basics'' gurade swords with rhino hilts per example or some simple not ornamented old oriental daggers made with rhino , for the ''non slippery '' particularity more than for the prestige ! ( They were rare but chinese made it more exceptionals these last decades no ? ) For the prestigious sword mounted with rhino more than horn argument, I just wanted to show you these pictures of an old shamshir -kilij sold in an auction, reaaaally expensive ! sold as rhino hilted , ( they are scales and not really straight lines is it ''just'' blond horn ? ) Kind regards |
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