Dha nr 1 for comment please

thomas hauschild · 30th September 2022, 05:01 PM

I got some pieces from a friend who left germany decades ago. He forwarded some pieces that have been storaged 20 years and he thought that will fit better to my collection. But I‘m more experienced in the indonesian area

Here the first Dha approx 75 cm length. Thanks for your help.

Best thomas

Ian · 30th September 2022, 11:35 PM

Very nice everyday dha/daab that has been much used. The style looks northern Thai/Lao/Shan, while the struck mark adjacent to the hilt is similar to marks used by the Achang who live in southern Yunan. The blade is well preserved and of good quality. Likely 19th C but hard to say as similar blades were made well into the 20th C and continue today. A good quality working man's dha/daab.

JeffS · 2nd October 2022, 06:19 AM

I love these working daab. I recently picked one up as well. This one has OAL 82cm and spine .75cm at base of forte.

30th September 2022, 05:01 PM	#1
thomas hauschild Member Join Date: May 2017 Location: Germany Posts: 146	Dha nr 1 for comment please I got some pieces from a friend who left germany decades ago. He forwarded some pieces that have been storaged 20 years and he thought that will fit better to my collection. But I‘m more experienced in the indonesian area Here the first Dha approx 75 cm length. Thanks for your help. Best thomas Attached Images

2nd October 2022, 06:19 AM	#3
JeffS Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Singapore Posts: 441	I love these working daab. I recently picked one up as well. This one has OAL 82cm and spine .75cm at base of forte. Attached Images

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30th September 2022, 11:35 PM	#2
Ian Vikingsword Staff Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: The Aussie Bush Posts: 4,522	Very nice everyday dha/daab that has been much used. The style looks northern Thai/Lao/Shan, while the struck mark adjacent to the hilt is similar to marks used by the Achang who live in southern Yunan. The blade is well preserved and of good quality. Likely 19th C but hard to say as similar blades were made well into the 20th C and continue today. A good quality working man's dha/daab.