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Upon closer inspection the material looks like really good quality bone and beautifully carved!
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a new addition to my collection but a strange one :
first the year 1879: 1 year after the conquering and annexation of Bosnia by Habsburg...not often seen Secondly the style of the blade is more like the Ottoman yataghan (a wave-like type) compared to the later more dagger-like type ( almost European) Third., the hilt, handle which has no similarity with the yataghan types ( sadle, ears, etc) but looks more like the joint-end of a bone being carved in a fancy "animalistic" decorated way...(?); never seen something like this but that doesn't mean anything... Last but not least the decoration on the hilt / handle / grip clearly differs from other types which can be seen here in several threads.( with the exception of the 2 circles) Have you seen or met this type before ? Do you have one in your collection? Can you advise or have knowledge about this one ? Last edited by gp; 2nd April 2022 at 09:25 PM. |
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and the last pics .
what do you think ? Might it be a local trying to be creative, an apprentice first trying his skills or somethin else...? I honestly wouldn't know but think it interesting nevertheless Last edited by gp; 2nd April 2022 at 08:57 PM. |
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just a foot note concerning the Ottoman period and more specific on the Janiczars :
obviously based upon "the glory and victory "songs were made, also on the skills, beauty and sucess of the fire arms like this example |
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