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These were posted recently here, and some discussion can be found in that thread. As far as rarity, there are fewer than 10 known examples of paired Burmese knives in a single sheath, and most are in prominent museums. The extant examples all seem to be 19th C ensembles.
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The only such pair of Tuareg knives that I have seen. Would be interested if anyone else has a similar example. This pair seems to have some age, perhaps late 19th C.
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The only pair of these knives I have seen. Hard to assess age, but they do not appear to be very old.
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OTTOMAN DOUBLE KNIVES
OTTOMAN TRIPLE KNIVES INDO-PERSIAN DOUBLE KNIVES These two knives are not a match and I suspect that the T-bladed one is a replacement for the original twin. The plain blade on the other knife is wootz. Last edited by Ian; 18th February 2024 at 01:44 PM. |
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DOUBLE KHODMI KNIVES
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Ian, this style of work, which is often found on arm daggers that look similar in general shape and construction to your double daggers, is associated with the city of Bida in Nigeria. Tuareg inspired, but not Tuareg technically.
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Double pedang suduk from Java. Lacquered scabbard, silver fittings and pamor blade.
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Thanks JBG. Lovely examples.
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Caucasian dagger. Georgia. 19th century.
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