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Hello every body. you all friends comment good. Sword signed as Amal-e-Asadullah as shown in pictures of VANDERNOTTE is really an antique sword. I have some photos of another sword signed as "Amal-e-Asadullah - Asda" but not mean it as Asfa or Asfahani. What knowledge you friends have about it or an idea about its origin, time etc?
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Sword signed as Amal-e-Asadullah - Asda
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Other pictures of the sword are here,
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