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Old 7th July 2008, 04:21 AM   #1
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Very nice piece Lew. It would look good with these!!
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That is a nice looking group of Khanjars you have a mix of older and newer. Newer being mid 20th century.


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That looks like a solid old warrior Lew. Congrats.
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That is a nice looking group of Khanjars you have a mix of older and newer. Newer being mid 20th century.


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Thanks for the comments Lew. Yes, 2 are 20th century. The one 2nd from top has the modern Saudi Crest on the lid of the green box it is sitting on. I did wonder if this had been a presentation item, though there is no documentation with it to prove this.
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Thanks for the comments Lew. Yes, 2 are 20th century. The one 2nd from top has the modern Saudi Crest on the lid of the green box it is sitting on. I did wonder if this had been a presentation item, though there is no documentation with it to prove this.
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I would think it was a gift to someone of status either a diplomat or a visiting businessman of importance. I like the ones that were carried and show some wear even if from the 1940s-60s.

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I agree Lew that the old ones are of more interest perhaps, but the later ones still have a place I believe, even if they have not seen the "action" of the older ones.
As has been mentioned in this thread, these Jambiyas are just not that easy to get hold of, so what ever comes up (at a reasonable price) joins the collection.
The presentation one was the first I managed to acquire, and at a VERY ---IMO---cheap price --US$90!!
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