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Old 11th April 2018, 08:39 AM   #7
motan
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Hi Hombre,
I can only agree with the rest. Typical and very good Turkish scabbard and 19th c. The style is somewhat mixed because cap on the pommel was usually done in Iraq.
Just for comparison, I am showing one that I bought recently, which is 20th c.
Eytan
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