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Interesting tulwar for comment
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I bought that tulwar recently. I'm verry happy with it. It has a very nice european blade. Marked with a "D". The hilt is bronze. Perfectly balanced. An old one. Odd quillons.
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Looks like that might be quite a nice original scabbard. Has someone as put a new bit on the pommel? it looks slightly out of character.
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My guess is that it is a pulowar and not a tulwar due to the flattened quillons.
The hilt though seems a bit rough in the casting and the wing nut on the finale is a modern touch. The blade is most likely a 19th century European blade. I think this is a post 1948 melding of new and old parts probably done for some officer in the newly formed Pakistan army around 1950. Lew |
The hilt looks like a newly cast piece, the blade and scabbard both seem old though.
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Well, I do not think that the hilt is a modern casting... The nut goes one by screw...
It is definetly no a pulowar wich has a different style of quillons - downturned dragon heads, wich isn't quite the case there, and the pommel of a pulwar would be different, as attached picture. Rather an around of WWII official issue of some kind... |
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