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Old 23rd December 2024, 06:44 PM   #1
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Originally Posted by Sylektis View Post
Twelve years later, after it apparently changed hands, it ended up being sold like this, along with other gold-plated weapons.

I have seen yataghans being made now and sold on Turkish websites ( see enclosed pics) which do look very like the ones in post 1 and 2.
These new made ones are nothing like the real Ottoman, Balkan or Greek ones though...
Whether this is the case if they are new ones or real old ones looking at items on post # 1 and 2, I can't tell...
you need to hold the yataghan in your hand and be able to inspect it.
Hard to tell from a picture....
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