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Hi Stephen,
I believe it is the Kishanghar armoury mark from Rajasthan. Check out this thread. http://www.vikingsword.com/vb/showth...ghlight=tulwar All the Best Jeff P.S. Nice tulwar. |
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Hi Stephen,
Jeff gave you the answer. The mark on your tulwar is medium deep, although not all the letters are shown. Hi Jeff, Nice to see that you responded so quickly ![]() Jens |
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It is so rare that i can actually add anything to a thread, I have to be quick before somebody else posts your information. ![]() All the Best Jeff |
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...many thanks for your replies...
...here's another marking - not etched this time - on a large tulwar (40") An armoury marking or something else? |
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Stephen,
I think the inscription should be turned, but I am not sure, and I can't read it, although the sign in the middle of the top line looks like number '4'. |
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