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Old 19th April 2011, 06:02 PM   #1
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Thank you Stuart

my family "Mamluk" becomes big,
your dagger joined his little comrade
they look good together ... NO ?
(still yet job around ... specially blade)
but ... the last step ...
the "Pala" risk of being very hot ...
I would see it later, I have plenty of time ....

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Old 19th April 2011, 07:10 PM   #2
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Hi Zifir
just in case of ...
already knowing that Taghrid told me it was ... nothing
just lines and symbols without meaning
I nevertheless retains a small ... little hope
Inch'Allah ...
with our best souvenir

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Old 19th April 2011, 07:17 PM   #3
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Ah, its good to see family reunited!
But your pictures are showing up strangely coloured on my pc Dom.
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Old 19th April 2011, 07:24 PM   #4
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Ah, its good to see family reunited!
But your pictures are showing up strangely coloured on my pc Dom.
Good day
and now ... better ??
I reduced the contrast and some adjustments

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Old 19th April 2011, 07:29 PM   #5
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and now ... better ??
I reduced the contrast and some adjustments

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Ah excellent!
Very nice examples Dom. Congrats
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Very nice! alf mabrouk. Now only missing the sword )
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Old 20th April 2011, 12:26 AM   #7
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Very nice! alf mabrouk. Now only missing the sword )
Barak Allah o fik
the sword ... ... the price
I dunno when ? ... but for sure not for tomorrow ...

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Not to panic Dom. This one sort of just appeared, so maybe the sword might also..................................
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Hi Dom,
I looked at it but I could not figure out anything. When it is arabic there is little hope unless it is a verse from the Quran or hadith which I know.
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Well i cant read it. The first word seems like "La" which means "No" so it could be many things.

the inscription is unreadable and seems that it suffered losses. Beautiful pieces and if i ever seen the sword i will let you know Dom. I remember seeing one on SF a while ago...
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if i ever seen the sword i will let you know Dom. I remember seeing one on SF a while ago...
Lofti and Stuart
you are very kind ... but I'm realistic ...
in 2008 one Pala with same decor; corals + turquoises
has been sold at "hermann-historica"...
started at 6 K€uros and ended at 44K€uros

a price for a very nice car ...

be passioned, YES ... be crasy, NO ...

in every way, you are good companions
thanks again for your support

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I looked at it but I could not figure out anything. When it is arabic there is little hope unless it is a verse from the Quran or hadith which I know.
yes Zifir ...
outcome expected ...
after the warning from Taghrid, my hope was in my socks ...
nobody is wounded either shot down ... Al-Hamdoulillah
so .. it's not important

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after some refurbishing ... mainly on scabbard
renovations incomplete, the blade would need a polishing severe
too many black spots, and the metal is severely attacked
but I have neither the tools, and more particularly the qualities to undertake such a job
I'd wait to go to Istanbul, in default of, Damascus, if that last country is still suffering

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after some refurbishing ... mainly on scabbard
renovations incomplete, the blade would need a polishing severe
too many black spots, and the metal is severely attacked
but I have neither the tools, and more particularly the qualities to undertake such a job
I'd wait to go to Istanbul, in default of, Damascus, if that last country is still suffering

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Salaams, I found the sword that goes with the design style on the daggers.. Ottoman 19th Century. In a Sothebys Catalogue 8 years ago. Ibrahiim Al Balooshi
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Salaams, I found the sword that goes with the design style on the daggers.. Ottoman 19th Century. In a Sothebys Catalogue 8 years ago. Ibrahiim Al Balooshi
Thanks ...
priced at ... ± 65'000,00 U$

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priced at ... ± 65'000,00 U$

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ps/ I'm in my way to hold up a bank
........but you need the sword to do that.................. ..
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