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11th December 2015, 07:35 AM
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Just arrived!
One Ottoman, Syria/Turkey, early or mid-19 th c. The other, Moroccan, end of 19th c.  Kubur |
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11th December 2015, 03:47 PM
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That's very pretty embroidery work, Kabur!
Still in very nice order. Now, what have you to put in them to show us? |
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11th December 2015, 08:53 PM
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these belts reminded me of:
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12th December 2015, 06:46 AM
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This painting is certainly not a realistic one! Western painters often painted without traveling to the foreign lands. They would buy exotic oriental weapons and dress from travelers or shops , and put them on models, without knowing the way (and quantity) that was used.
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12th December 2015, 10:17 AM
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13th December 2015, 07:02 PM
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Thanks all for your kind comments and yesss I have to put something inside!
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19th December 2015, 05:43 PM
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Been away from the Forum for a while. Too many year end business meetings, shopping, parties, etc. Whew!! As per your quote above.....No need to go to all that trouble. Just send the Kuburluks to me. I have a variety of pistols that will fit. Save you the trouble. LOL!!! Seriously, those holsters look great. The Moroccan pattern you don't often see. The Ottoman holster looks to be in super condition. Is that the matching shoulder strap ? You asked a question earlier about closed vs open muzzle ends on these holsters. The closed ends would offer more weather protection, but would likely be made for a more specific length of barrel. Could be the closed end holsters were made at the same time an order for the the pistols were made, so an exact fit. The open end holsters had the advantage of accepting almost any length of barrel. That's how I view them. Everyone: Thanks for all the GREAT photos above. Wonderful examples. I do have a lead for a Kuburluk for a single pistol. I'm going to see if I can secure it for a reasonable price. If I'm successful, I'll post photos here. Meantime, all I have is my useable replica.  Rick. |
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21st February 2017, 10:38 AM
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Another one found on Google...
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22nd February 2017, 11:31 AM
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a last one
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23rd February 2017, 11:49 AM
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Picture from Greece
This is member from Shooting Club traditional Weapons location - Patra(GREECE)
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25th February 2017, 04:19 PM
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WOW!!! Very cool photo. He's sporting a pair of Albanian rat tail pistols. Thanks for posting.
Maybe I'll locate one of these holsters at the Baltimore Show. I found one for a sinle pistol that I really like. But the seller wants wayyyy too much for it. Rick |
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Hybrid Mode
