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Old 18th August 2010, 11:33 AM   #1
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Default Heavy Indo Persian Sousun With Khanda Hilt

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Old 20th August 2010, 01:14 PM   #2
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Default I would appreciate and comments and/or feed back on this sword. Thanks

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Old 20th August 2010, 05:25 PM   #3
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Hello,

Nice piece. These sosoun pata with extreme curvature are often called oxe-cutters, probably due to their sacrificial usage. The engraved eye at the tip recalls Nepalese sacrificial koras and the ram dao.
The clipped tip looks like a relatively new modification though and the blade and handle marriage does not look original. IMO the blade would have had a better fit to the handle initially.

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