The Ultimate Karabela Guide

awdaniec666 · 18th September 2021, 11:49 AM

Thank you for this correction. You are right, the blades do look very similar!
I´m happy to have the opportunity to learn here

Is the image from " A Study of the Eastern Sword"? It looks very well made.
Edit: Looking at the tatar blade on the image you have posted, it seems to me that there is a wide fuller (or should it be called a broad and shallow depression) on the blade as well as a little hammer. I missed these kind of things on the Livrustkammaren Karabela. This is why I had the thought of a decorative-only blade in the first place. It looks like just a plain piece of shaped metal to me.

18th September 2021, 11:49 AM	#27
awdaniec666 Member Join Date: May 2021 Location: Central Europe Posts: 174	Thank you for this correction. You are right, the blades do look very similar! I´m happy to have the opportunity to learn here Is the image from " A Study of the Eastern Sword"? It looks very well made. Edit: Looking at the tatar blade on the image you have posted, it seems to me that there is a wide fuller (or should it be called a broad and shallow depression) on the blade as well as a little hammer. I missed these kind of things on the Livrustkammaren Karabela. This is why I had the thought of a decorative-only blade in the first place. It looks like just a plain piece of shaped metal to me. Last edited by awdaniec666; 18th September 2021 at 11:54 AM. Reason: a word about the tatar blade