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Old 22nd May 2019, 10:21 PM   #4
Kubur
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I agree with Teodor, it's a good sword with a good crossguard.
I disagree the scabbard is original to me, I have seen several like that and you can find many Sudanese weapons with crocodiles or monitors.
Look at one detail the ring to attach the sword to a camel saddle.
Why to do such a detail for tourist?
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