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But it also could be that it has been well cared in a collection. The overall condition of the sword is very good and it definitely isn't unfathomable that a 19th century sword retained all its koftgari. ![]() I also have a couple of 19th century Yataghans retainig almost 100% of their extensive orignal koftgari. Last edited by mariusgmioc; 9th March 2017 at 09:18 PM. |
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Yes this Pala is all genuine late 19 cent production ,Hilt plates are Water Buffalo horn well patinated by sweat.I have seen many examples of this kind of hilts
over the years.The koftgari work represents typical Turkish (Anatolian style) and is in very good condition.A good buy congs. |
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Thanks!
Can you read the cartouche? ![]() Regards, Marius |
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