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Old 2nd July 2008, 10:01 PM   #1
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Originally Posted by Jim McDougall
The hayamukhi style hilt was not as far as I know used by Tipu or any of his forces.
hilt looks 19th c.
Hi Jim ,
thank you for the ID of the hilt. Could you tell me which cultures used this type of hilt? Thank you

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Old 3rd July 2008, 12:44 AM   #2
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Hmmm, weirdly, many years ago I had a sword with a lion shaped hilt that was allegedly Tipos forces. It had a cartouoche on the blade but I couldn't read it, I was never comfortable with it and eventually I ended up trading it back to the bloke I'd bought it from.
I think I'd feel the same with this one. Although in any large campaign there must be many varieties of design and weapons type used, I am suspicious enough to only accept cast iron provenances as gospel.
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