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hi earl,
a slight confusion. the picture you attached is the sword owned by the queen, and is one of them that i mentioned. it is of the style of the beheading sword and the two others i mentioned. i thought you meant a different sword. there is one in an indian museum, which i believe to be dehli (a guess) that attributes to tipu but am sure it isnt. as pant catalogued the dehli museum, i assumed it was this one you mentioned. the sword jens listed was lord clives, and sits in powis castle and is of a different type. |
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This sword is not a Tipu bedchamber sword, neither was it found under or on top of him when he was found, but maybe it belonged to one of his body guards.
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Brian:
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Brian:
This is page two of the 90 page letter. It may save time for some slow readers? ![]() Great subject you started on Tipu sword. forgot to add this web link: http://www.metalrg.iisc.ernet.in/main.html look in the upper right side and you will see the "Wootz File" very good information to all wootzies. ![]() Last edited by Mare Rosu; 13th January 2005 at 06:35 PM. |
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