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7th February 2010, 10:38 PM
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Two Swords, a Yataghan to translate and a strange one.
Hi again,
My cousin has this "set" of arms: A Turkish pistol, a palaska, a yataghan with inscription and a strange sword dated 1817. Can anybody help to translate? And what is the second sword? Thanks a lot. |
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7th February 2010, 10:56 PM
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 And another one: |
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7th February 2010, 11:12 PM
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The "strange" sword looks like either a kilij or a shamshir minus the crossguard that was originally there. A closeup of the last half of the blade would be helpful for a better determination.
Will wait for others to translate. |
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8th February 2010, 01:21 PM
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- the date should be 1230 or 1235 Hegira either 1814 or 1819 Gregorian - the tughra, possible to read "Ahmed" - the "cartouche" it's hopeless, and maybe in Turkish language à + Dom |
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9th February 2010, 06:43 PM
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Sadly, erased parts made it impossible to read the script. It is Turkish, I can guess the first word is "bu" (this), but the rest is ????
best, |
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