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Well, guys. I have been ironic with the "crusader" attribution:-)
I am unaware of any surviving Sudanese swords with medieval European blades, or even Mamluk ones. Was it possible to find one really-really old blade 300-500 years ago? Who knows? Perhaps. My Time Machine is in the garage right now ( you know, oil, filters, tranny is acting up, carburetor needs cleaning, heavy water tank is leaking, unobtainium has degraded... the usual...). As soon as Mr. Lou finishes his job and pockets my check, I shall let you know. |
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http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showthread.php?t=16814 The Met has a quite interesting example with a Persian blade. I can't recall a specifically medieval one. However nobody thought they existed in takouba either and I'm happy to say that changed... ![]() |
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There's an example in Stone's Glossary (fig 425, sword 1) dated AH357 (AD967), according to the inscription on the blade. Can't tell much from the photo in Stone.
I wonder if it looks somewhat like this one?: http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showpo...9&postcount=17 |
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