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Ibrahiim, we crossed posts!!! Excellent presentation on the 'Napoleon' hat!!
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The little picture with a list of koummya hilt types and labels, could you post a larger version of that with better resolution piease?
It is a great reference. |
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http://nimcha.fr/koummya.htm Large Englich translation. https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com...af6d8f39ce.png |
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Zukran and Merci Beaucoup!
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I think the older koummyas are among the most elegant daggers in the Islamic world even if most often for dress.
Some terrific examples shown here, including some older koummya blades. Nice thread to an underappreciated Islamic dagger form! |
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Here is an example from The Met considered to be 18th/19thC. It certainly has some wear at the hilt and the holes are clearly worn.
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This Koummya is :20th Century Morocco - Ait Ouaouzghit region, Southwest Atlas. Very little wear is apparent though I agree it looks old..
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