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Old 26th October 2020, 05:56 PM   #2
motan
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Hi Klop,
I cannot add too much to what you already said. You are pretty much right. The white metal/low grade silver is a Jordanian shibriya from Jordan. I can not translate what is written on the blade, but some other forum members could help. There appear to be a date which could read 1964, although it is so badly written that this is just a guess. It could be right because this type was made from about 1940 until the mid 1960s, but by the look alone I would guess it is about 10-15 years older.

The second one is a bit older to judge by the better and more curvy blade, but not older than 1930. Pommel rings mostly disappeared in the 1940s.

As for the 3rd one, it is most probably from Southern Syria and is somewhat older, as you mentioned, between late 19th c. and the interbellum. I have seen very similar ones in friends' collections. The one in the pic is mine and it is older.
Your daggers are all "village" types, like most daggers from this region and not known for great quality. They are, however, authentic and not tourist souvenirs.
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