Signed Sikh talwar, dated 1838
Of Punjabi make, inscribed inside the knuckle guard as being presented by Sukhu Singh in 1838.
Punjabi khanda for court of Ratlam
The hilt carries an inscription dating it to 1841.
Large sipar fouladi (wootz shield)
North Indian shield entirely made of wootz, including its bosses.
Sosun pattah with twistcore blade
The hilt with overlay of the finest quality of the period
Sikh fighting chakram
A sharp, heavier user. Not the flimsy type usually encountered.
Sialkot (production center)
A town well-known for its arms production, and gold overlay work (koftgari)
Punjabi koftgari lockbox
Iron lockbox with key, decorated with the gold koftgari normally seen on arms.
Goat hilted Khyber sword
With gold plated hilt and pattern welded blade.
Sosun Pattah
With Persian wootz blade, engraved at forte with floral designs.
Stone-hilted pesh-kabz
A very large example with a strongly reinforced tip and stone handle scales.
A Punjabi arm guard
Made of steel, decorated with fine gold overlay in a pattern of swastikas.
Wootz talwar with pierced scabbard
With fine gold overlaid hilt, tight-grained wootz blade and elaborately pierced scabbard.
Talwar with Mamluk style blade
In Punjabi style hilt, with elaborately chiseled blade.
A kirach with hunting scenes
Its blade pattern-welded and chiseled with designs of hunters and animals.
Talwar hilted shamshir
With a very fine Persian blade of "brilliant black" wootz.