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Location: musorian territory
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the style is afghan but these afghan and central asian influenced metal products penetrait into india somewhat |
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Well that might explain the type of decor technique used. Often used in the Middle East and into the north India region.
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Location: Room 101, Glos. UK
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The grip, guard, pommel, blade root all appear to be soldered together nicely. Cool.
![]() Is the tang thru the pommel & peened? |
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Interesting. Possibly the pommel is a cap that hides a peened tang in the underlying material of the grip. It may have a wood grip under the metal cover, and at least a partial blade tang. An expensive Xray might reveal all.
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I did not even consider this region of the world as a possibility. I'm not familiar with a style of knife from this region that resembles my knife at all, if my knife still had it's sheath I imagine that would make tracking down it's origin much easier.
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