ID on dagger ?

Gavin Nugent · 9th January 2012, 01:23 PM

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Originally Posted by ariel

No, not likely. First, the use of elephant ivory, and second, Siberian tribal knives are orders of magnitude simpler and have no sophisticated designs on the blade.
I am still voting for North India and thereabouts.

The red and blacks are seen on Lohar along with the same symbols but then the symbols as discussed in these pages long ago are found in almost every region of the world....

chregu · 9th January 2012, 02:06 PM

the decoration on the handle, I do not come on. but which is on the blade is special.
the style it is a good working knife, but the attachment is unusual with the short part in the handle.
In the country of origin is no shortage of ivory.

hbhansen · 9th January 2012, 06:57 PM

Thank you guys !! For all your answers !
Looks like this is a tuff nut to crack

But you have all given me some good input, that i can use in my search of the origin of this knife.
Best
Henrik

9th January 2012, 02:06 PM	#2
chregu Member Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: switzerland Posts: 298	the decoration on the handle, I do not come on. but which is on the blade is special. the style it is a good working knife, but the attachment is unusual with the short part in the handle. In the country of origin is no shortage of ivory.

9th January 2012, 06:57 PM	#3
hbhansen Member Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Denmark Posts: 89	Thank you guys !! For all your answers ! Looks like this is a tuff nut to crack But you have all given me some good input, that i can use in my search of the origin of this knife. Best Henrik