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Hi Jens!
Very nice, I am filled with envy! ![]() Maah as-salaama! (good-bye in arabic) ![]() |
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Jens,
I would call it a drop dead gorgeous pesh kabz. That is the most beautiful recurved dagger I have ever seen. It's more deeply recurved than the one on pg 494 of Stone's but the general look is the same. Lew, I don't believe it's a khanjar. None of the blades so named in Stone's (pg 353) show a T-rib. On the other hand, I believe khanjar just means knife so there might be T-rib versions. Aurangzeb, If Stone is to be believed on pgs 352 and 354, the khanjarli is a double edged recurved dagger with a large lunette pommel. Sincerely, RobT |
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Karud , Pesh , Choora ?
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Aurangzeb, the one I showed is not a Khanjarli, it looks like this.
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BTW, I have asked a dozen afghan antique dealers and none have heard of the term "choora". But then again, they were city folk from Kabul........ |
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Aurangzeb, I am sorry that I did nor answer your question about the Pesh Kabz. Yes the blade is of wootz. Her is another picture of the blade.
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Hi Jens!
In the book I was looking in it has no pictures so I was going off the description, I was too lazy to find my other book with pictures in it! ![]() P.S.- What is this "Stones" book I hear so much about anyway? |
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