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Old 5th September 2012, 11:17 PM   #1
Montino Bourbon
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I found this double knife at a garage sale. The handles seem to be some kind of horn. The blades are thin, and remind me of eating knives. There is a small mark on one of the blades that looks like a shrimp. If anyone has an idea of what these are and where they come from, I would love to know.
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Old 6th September 2012, 12:25 AM   #2
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If anyone has an idea of what these are and where they come from, I would love to know.
Hi Montino Bourbon
the scabbard ends in a teardrop terminal,
is undeniably, original Indo-Persian
otherwise, the set seems to me, a bazaar article
but may be some one else, will have an other (better) point of view
for me it's unknow, or at least absolutly unusual in Arabic countries

all the best

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Old 6th September 2012, 12:36 AM   #3
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Turkey, or the Balkans ?
Maybe Greek ?
The bolsters remind of Yatagans .

Then there's the zig-zag decorations .
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