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Charles,
What are the proportions of your tulwar? Mine are. Length: 79 cm Length of blade: 67 cm Ricasso: 5.2 cm Hilt: 16 cm Disc diameter: 6 cm Width of quillons: 8.5 cm Length of langet: 5.4 cm All the best Jens |
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Comon Charles, answer Jens's question re the proportions - this remind me of long lost siblings being re-united!! Will there be a happy ending?!!
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Dimensions for my example shown above:
Overall length(out of scabbard) 31in. / 78.74cm. Length of blade: 27in. / 68.58cm. Ricasso: 1 and 6/8 in. / 4.44cm. Hilt length: 6 1/2 in. / 16.51cm. Disc diameter: 2 1/2 in. / 6.35cm. Length of quillons: 3in. / 7.62cm. Length of langets: 2in. / 5.08cm. With the exception of a very few centimeters owing largely to hilt differences they are virtually identical. |
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Thank you very much Charles, yes they are very close - quite interesting.
Depending of the blade type, the length was very important to them, the colour as well - is was all a kind of mantra. Jens PS. There was also something about the smell of the blade, which seems to have been important. Last edited by Jens Nordlunde; 31st March 2014 at 08:29 PM. |
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