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my recent addition is a strange one as I only found 2 bichaqs which came close. First of all its dimensions:
total length 35 cm blade: 22 cm ferrule 2 cm handle: 11 cm |
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the "strangeness" is in the grip: I only saw a similar-ish placed here by member Valjhun in 2008 and by a US seller ( the latter with regards to the ferrule)
The top of the handle is very nicely worked with plural symbols, although both examples lack the redish dots which mine has. Also for the first time I see the half-cirlce with dots in the ferrule ( poorly in mine but very well in the enclosed picture to be seen). Any one has seen this semi-circle before ? Last edited by gp; 20th February 2021 at 10:48 PM. |
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Last edited by gp; 21st February 2021 at 10:00 AM. |
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Not yet.
The "f" is a stylized shamshir. |
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![]() I know them to be seperate on a blade but not combined... Last edited by gp; 21st February 2021 at 10:03 AM. |
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Yeah have to admit I've not seen that before.
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new family member...
unfortunately no scabbard but interesting the "w" or "m" type of motives one normally finds on the copper scabbard, are here found on the ferrule Total length: 28 cm. - 11 inch Blade length: 18 cm. - 7 inch Handle made from (buffalo or ox) bone your comments please...thank you Last edited by gp; 3rd April 2021 at 07:31 PM. |
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If it were not for the typical Balkan design of the hilt with brass inserts, then in the shape of the blade and fullers, I would have seen a Surmene knife. Last edited by Saracen; 24th April 2021 at 06:58 PM. |
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