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Old 12th July 2015, 03:32 PM   #1
Kubur
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Default Syrian daggers

My Syrian daggers, for the Magdali one, I' sure that's a late 19th c. all the collection of the guy who sold it was from the 19th c. As I said in a recent post, I think some magdali are incorrectly labelled as 1920-1940 and are much more older. Except, of course, those with a date on it! See Buttin catalogue, notices 987 & 988.
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