Sudanese ceremonial type kaskara

Jack Fletcher · 22nd December 2021, 06:20 PM

Hi Ed

Really appreciate the answer on the other kaskara and I would definitely agree with you that the grip definitely isn't practical and neither is the scabbard. I would definitely be with the train of thought that the original handle has either been removed or come off and has been replaced with croc skin and fitted with a macabre croc scabbard.

But as victorian tourist must have done there is something about it I love and had to have one like this

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22nd December 2021, 06:20 PM	#11
Jack Fletcher Member Join Date: Jul 2021 Posts: 28	Hi Ed Really appreciate the answer on the other kaskara and I would definitely agree with you that the grip definitely isn't practical and neither is the scabbard. I would definitely be with the train of thought that the original handle has either been removed or come off and has been replaced with croc skin and fitted with a macabre croc scabbard. But as victorian tourist must have done there is something about it I love and had to have one like this