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Old 19th January 2016, 02:06 AM   #6
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I do not think it is a souvenir: far too non-artistic.
IMHO, it is a low-grade military tulwar for a 20th century Indian sowar.
Swords were in use in India even after WWII: "Freedom at Midnight" describes refugees of 1947 being hacked to pieces with them.
My only hesitation is what seems to be a rather strange mastique. Could it be epoxy by chance? Then my opinion will have to be modified.
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