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Old 28th February 2015, 04:22 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by A.alnakkas
Hard to tell if its wootz or not without a clean up and an etch. With Syrian hilted swords I am less inclined to say something is wootz with such condition, that is because the industry there can make blades in any shape. What can help us further if you take photos of the spine, it may show a hairline crack on the spine and the Syrian craftsmen often make swords with odd distal tapering. But this one looks genuinely old, the hilt too, maybe 19th century as its silver fitted. The iron fitted ones are often early to very late 20th century. Worth checking if its silver and not some white metal.

Hi A.alnakkas
I have check the saber but I did not seen any hairline crack on the spine.
About the hilt there is no doubt it's silver .

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