Are Asadollah cartouches/signatures found on Ottoman blades? Or only Persian blades?

serdar · 27th June 2025, 12:58 PM

About lion of god, asadullah blades (original ones) are very rare, by original ones i mean blades produced in time of asadullah (thing is, that still it is not known was that a blade smith or a blade shop, or marking of status or quality, it is still unknown and it will stay unknown)blade of high quality atributed to that time and place, later there are many blades with atribution and markings to asadullah but they are latter and not produced by that person/shop/marking of status or quality.
They are persian origin and only persian origin, ottomans did get them in trades and used them, like some europeans in trade or war trophys, but ottomans never produced them.

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27th June 2025, 12:58 PM	#2
serdar Member Join Date: Feb 2023 Posts: 166	About lion of god, asadullah blades (original ones) are very rare, by original ones i mean blades produced in time of asadullah (thing is, that still it is not known was that a blade smith or a blade shop, or marking of status or quality, it is still unknown and it will stay unknown)blade of high quality atributed to that time and place, later there are many blades with atribution and markings to asadullah but they are latter and not produced by that person/shop/marking of status or quality. They are persian origin and only persian origin, ottomans did get them in trades and used them, like some europeans in trade or war trophys, but ottomans never produced them.