This tulwar features a cast brass hilt terminating with a 'monster head' having further incised decorative detail. The quillons are plain, short and bulbous and the langets are long and tapering with simple shaping. A few patches of an old varnish-like finish remain on the hilt. The hilt is secured in place with soiled mastic. The single edged curved blade is 30½ inches (77.4 cm) long and remains unsharpened for about the first 2 inches (5 cm). A pair of crudely executed narrow fullers is present upon each blade face. The fine grained steel is very lightly pitted overall with a few denser dark patches. There is no scabbard. Overall length is just over 35 inches (89 cm) with a weight of 34 ounces (972 grams). Lew attributed the style of this sword to southern India.