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Old 22nd March 2010, 01:20 AM   #1
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Here is my other purchase at the show. This brass and Iron hilted jambiya with a 14" blade.
Hi Louieblades
beautiful "Dharia" dagger know as "Malsa",
the blade is of the "beyd" type
my point of view is
- hilt and the metal of scabbard might be, is copper, should be silvered at origine

dagger contemporary, worn by "Bani Shahr", "Bani Malik", and "Bani Qarn" tribes (KSA)

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Old 22nd March 2010, 10:53 PM   #2
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dagger contemporary, worn by "Bani Shahr", "Bani Malik", and "Bani Qarn" tribes (KSA)

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If by contemporary do you mean recent? I would say this dagger is from the 1920-30s?
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If by contemporary do you mean recent? I would say this dagger is from the 1920-30s?
YES ... because myself ... I'm recent
I considere me "included" inside contemporain generation
I'm just younger for 10 years than that dagger type

... do not tell me that I am old,
otherwise I should admit that every body hidden to me ... too many things ...
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