Antique Arabic Dagger Jambiya Ornate 19thc
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Pre 1900 item# 888807
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A Moroccan Jambiya dagger with a traditional curved blade with an ornate silver clad copper scabbard with two brass suspension rings. It has finely chased silver overlay work. The horn hilt has silver applied decoration surmounted by a finial. Approx. 9" blade and overall approx. 15-3/4".
Condition: Appropriate age wear, oxidation on scabbard.-blade is quality and more than just decorative-each side of scabbard different
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American/Mexican Eagle Head Sword 1900 Sgnd
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Pre 1900 item# 336587
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Unique American sword made for the Mexican market-fine looking weapon with cast bronze silvered handle--eagle head-no scabbard-signed in blade in English and Spanish-Collins & Company-Hartford-Acero Fino-calidad garantizada-sn no 86--impressed a arm and hammer and crown hallmark-legitimus--length 33 inches--width at guard 4 inches-handle is made of gutta percha-minor staining on blade-otherwise excellent condition-ca 1900 or earlier-romantic, flashy looking bladed weapon which probably served in a couple Mexican revolutions
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European Sword as Riding Crop-1880s
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Pre 1980 item# 109041
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A weapon of self defense while on horseback or as you stroll down the avenue-leather covered riding crop concealing a sharp pointed short sword-overall length 26 inches-sword is 19 inches-sword is in fine condition-wear to leather portion of crop-- snap portion coming off-blade is graduated thicker and wider at the hilt-it is designed to protect--and would be a rude surprise to any mugger--piece has enough heft to be welded as a club--probably late 19th century-leather worn--most likely German-certainly European
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