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Thank you, I'm glad to be part of this forum. The hilt does look very similar to Polish karabela. I also thought it looked close to a kilij as well.
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Hi
Your hilt and your guard are Persian. It is true that the pommel has a karabela style. This kind of hilt/pommel is very often connect to the Zand period. It is clear that this Iranian sword was influenced by Ottoman culture. The scabbard and the blade look Europeans, but I'm not sure about the blade. |
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I thought maybe the blade looks similar to the 1796 light cavalry sabre.
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Shoutout to Ian redirecting to my Karabela guide! ![]() |
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