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TULWAR for Comment and ID

3rd June 2021, 04:31 AM

kahnjar1

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Nihl

I will add here that based on how the hilt is decorated it is likely of South Indian origin. Of course, the blade could be from anywhere north or south.

Thanks Nihl this is what I was hoping to find out. From the comments in Tirri's book it would appear that different hilt styles are also called by different names. Any idea on this one?
Stu

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