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DavidFriedman · 31st March 2021, 05:52 AM

It’s a pleasure to be a new member of this group. I welcome an opportunity to learn from you all.

Here is a recent acquisition that I very much enjoy. It is a Lohangi Katti mace from India, circa 1800’s. It’s length is 57 inches with a unique iron/steel wrapping configuration around rattan with well fashioned ferrules.

I would love any feedback on its history. It is featured in Egertons book and I found two examples in British museums identical. The VA Museum.

Cheers

31st March 2021, 05:52 AM	#1
DavidFriedman Member Join Date: Feb 2021 Posts: 113	Lohangi Katti Indian Mace It’s a pleasure to be a new member of this group. I welcome an opportunity to learn from you all. Here is a recent acquisition that I very much enjoy. It is a Lohangi Katti mace from India, circa 1800’s. It’s length is 57 inches with a unique iron/steel wrapping configuration around rattan with well fashioned ferrules. I would love any feedback on its history. It is featured in Egertons book and I found two examples in British museums identical. The VA Museum. Cheers Attached Images