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  PEDANG LURUS, 19th/20th century

  Pedang Lurus - loosely translated as "straight sword", although this is not a rule. Repoussé, decorative binding.an> Java, 19th/20th century/span> Silver setting. Blade made of forged damascus. Length...

  2 500 zł
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  FANG, Central Africa, 19th/20th...

  Fang./span> Gabon, Guinea, Cameroon, 19th/20th century/span> Length: 48.5 cm. Sheath width: 7 cm.>

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  BAULE, Ivory Coast, 19th/20th...

  Baules. Ivory Coast, 19th/20th centuryan> Length: 45 cm, width: 11.5 cm.>

  1 500 zł
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  BARONG, Indonesia, 19th/20th...

  Barong - a weapon of the Moros of Sulu and Nindanao, also used in North Kalimantan and Sulawesi. 19th/20th century/span> Length measured with scabbard: 67 cm, length of weapon itself: 59 cm. Blade width: 7 cm, thickness: 7 mm.

  3 000 zł
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  FRENCH SABRE PATTERN 1821, 19th...

  French sabre, pattern 1821. Belonged to an infantry officer, with the owner's monogram on the main blade. The sabre has a unique custom-made blade, which was made using various metalworking techniques.Leather scabbard with brass fittings. Handle grip made of horn. Blade made of forged...

  5 500 zł
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  SCHIAVONA, 2nd half of the 17th...

  Schiavona - a type of broadsword derived from the weapon carried by the guard of the Venetian Doges. It is characterized by a characteristic basket crossguard. In the publication "Des Sabres et des Epees" by Michel Petard, the schiavona with a very similar mount was described as a regulation French weapon from the 2nd half...

  18 000 zł
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  PULWAR, India, 18th/19th century

  Pulwar - a weapon with a characteristic crossguard, curved towards the blade. The hilt contains stones consecrated by the Imam./p> India, 18th/19th century/span> Scabbard made of wood and covered with black leather. Iron handle.>

  3 000 zł
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  FRENCH HALF-SABRE, turn of the...

  French half sabre. The blade is decorated with scenes showing a dog chasing game. The crossguard is decorated with a representation of a chimera. The weapon belonged to a high-ranking officer of the infantry or artillery. Turn of the 18th and 19th centuries.

  4 000 zł
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  KASTANE, Sri Lanka, 17th-18th...

  Kastane - a short, traditional, ceremonial sword from Sri Lanka. It is depicted on the flag of that country, held by a lion. The hilt's shaft is given a sculptural form of that animal./p> Sri Lanka, 17th - 18th century/span> Wooden handle body. Steel...

  4 000 zł
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  FIRANGHI, 17th century

  Firanghi - a broadsword of officials from southern India. The ornamented hilt contains stones consecrated by the Imam. 17th century. The blade is most likely Italian or Spanish.an> Gold-plated steel frame./span>

  10 000 zł
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  JAMBIA, Morocco, late 19th century

  Jambiya - a combat and ceremonial knife used in Arab countries. Richly decorated handle and scabbard. Morocco, late 19th century/span> Silver of lower purity. Hand engraved. Original string.an> Length of the...

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