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 A kindjal with heavy long tip ( caucasus ?) 3 Attachment(s) Good morning dear members, Here a kindjal dagger I just received. Seems not bad but it is maybe recent work. I wonder if it is really a good one and where it can come from and his age... The blade has a really strong and long tip I dont know where it can come from ( Caucasus ?...) I saw no stamp/signature but it must ne silver or silver alloy Kind regards | 
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 I could be wrong, but Turkish tourist piece is my thought. | 
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 4 Attachment(s) Hello, Here other pictures, Hope it can help, Maybe the scabbard was too strongly cleaned, It clearly looks too "shiny" | 
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 3 Attachment(s) Seems a good one...:) There is not always a silver stamp or maker's mark as this similar caucasian kindjal from Czerny's. $$ If you want to be sure, you can test it with a silver acid kit or go to a jeweller... PS: maybe an etching of the blade could reveal something ( cf fullers...) | 
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 There is nothing wrong with this Kindjal. All parts are typical for Dagestan, probably made in the early 20th century. Nice piece. Regards Robin | 
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 Agree. | 
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 Thank you a lot  for your reply message and informations !!! | 
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