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Old 13th August 2019, 03:03 AM   #1
ariel
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Both sides identical.

Much more luxurious examples are often identified as “ Hungarian magnate”. This one is too simple for that, so I downgraded it to neighboring Balkans.
I got a pm from a knowledgeable person suggesting that virtually all is Persian.

Overall, it’s like adopting a mutt: looks like a smaller version of a German Shepherd, but not quite.

This sword was made to represent an Ottoman Pala, but whether its grandma was a chihuahua and great grandpa a mix of a spaniel and bullmastiff will forever remain a mystery.
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Old 14th August 2019, 10:27 AM   #2
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Ariel, it seems that the hilt is restored much later.
And then the official is not so shallow
The design of the scabbard seems to me Greek.


Ариэль, похоже что рукоять восстановлена значительно позже.
И тогда чиновкник не так уж и мелок
Оформление ножен мне кажется греческим.
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