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Running Tiger mystery solved HuSa is the name of the area. Achang is the minority that lives there. In China these are known as HuSa Dao (Dao meaning knife/ single edge blade...so in English HuSa Knife). http://reading.soundseechina.com/en/...stom_544.shtml http://defence.pk/threads/pictures-o...225727/page-30 Last edited by Nathaniel; 15th July 2014 at 06:49 AM. |
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Join Date: Dec 2004
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I see Artzi has just flogged a similar blade with tiger mark & I would guess replacement hilt?
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: The Aussie Bush
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Spiral, that one is too weird.
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Wow, Spiral, that is interesting.....the circles do remind me of some African designs...I cannot remember if I have seen this in a Yunnan sword handle with the horn scales...I think I may have...I have to look...but more usually I think of the circles with the Bo'an knife handles though...I've never seen one though in an antler shape. I agree with Ian...odd looking...ceremonial piece????Bo'an knife http://reading.soundseechina.com/en/...stom_543.shtml http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showthread.php?t=6194 |
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Ive seen the dot & concentric circle on some Afghan or Afghan border pieces as well I seem to recall. Spiral |
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