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The other side of the dagger.
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Excellent aquisition! I believe it may be wootz. If I were you, would try to etch it.
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The correct translation of the inscription is AMAL- E- MOHAMMAD HADI (Made by Mohammad Hadi). There is a dagger by the same blacksmith in the collection of Harvard College (See attached images). Congrats Mahratt this is a good find!
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Thank you, guys! Thank you for congratulations and for translating the inscription! |
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The blade is wootz. ![]() |
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