Ending Shamshir Listing

ALEX · 8th April 2007, 05:12 PM

Just my 2 cents: If we'll think of antique edged weapons as of any other category of antique, we'll realize that it WILL appreciate with time. Anything of good quality and old WILL increase in value, and there Always be a market for it. There are no exceptions, and there Always be money for an original, well preserved and of good quality item. Period:-)

Also, Ariel: I do not see any Turkish Ribbon pattern on this blade. It's quite undefined.

8th April 2007, 05:12 PM	#15
ALEX Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 936	Just my 2 cents: If we'll think of antique edged weapons as of any other category of antique, we'll realize that it WILL appreciate with time. Anything of good quality and old WILL increase in value, and there Always be a market for it. There are no exceptions, and there Always be money for an original, well preserved and of good quality item. Period:-) Also, Ariel: I do not see any Turkish Ribbon pattern on this blade. It's quite undefined.