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  • Sosun pattah with twistcore blade

    Sosun pattah with twistcore blade

    The hilt with overlay of the finest quality of the period

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  • 16th century pattisa logo

    South Indian pattisa

    An early example, late Vijayanagara empire, with a fine wootz spatulate blade.

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  • Indian talwar with 1693 dated blade logo

    Talwar with 1693 dated blade

    With later, elaborately chiseled hilt of very fine quality.

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  • Nayar sword logo

    Nayar ritual sword

    An unusually ornate iteration of the design, intended for Hindu ceremonies.

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  • Marwar talwar presented to Mohta Bakhtawar Singh logo

    Talwar of Mohta Bakhtawar Singh

    A fine Marwari talwar presented to the Dewan (chief minister) of Bikaner in 1756 A.D.

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  • Kasthane logo

    Sinhalese kasthāné dated 1776

    A very fine specimen with VOC blade and ruby-set scabbard.

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  • Very fine Sinhalese kasthāné

    Very fine Sinhalese kasthāné

    With parcel gilding and ruby eyes, in a fine silver repousse scabbard.

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  • Khanda logo

    An exceptional khanda

    With wootz blade and wootz Hindu basket hilt

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  • 17th century pattisa logo

    Fine 17th century pattissa

    The enormous blade made of fine, boldly contrasting wootz steel.

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  • Fine wootz talwar

    Wootz talwar with pierced scabbard

    With fine gold overlaid hilt, tight-grained wootz blade and elaborately pierced scabbard.

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  • Mail shirt

    Fine mail shirt, Sikh Empire

    With a lozenge pattern of brass rings.

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  • A fine silver hilted kasthané logo

    A fine silver hilted kasthāné

    Of the Royal Workshops of the Kingdom of Khandy.

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  • Sosun pattah with golden damascened hilt logo

    North Indian sosun pattah

    A very good example of a sosun pattah, or "lily leaf", of elegant form.

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  • Sosun pattah

    Sosun Pattah

    With Persian wootz blade, engraved at forte with floral designs.

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  • A kutch style pata logo

    Indian Pata with Kutch style decor

    A serious weapon with a very good blade and heavy plating.

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  • Mamluk style sword in talwar hilt

    Mamluk style sword in talwar hilt

    Chiseled with a rare type of decor on the base, and with two Islamic inscriptions.

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  • Bundi katar ex Figiel

    Golden Bundi style katar

    From the collection of Dr. Leo Figiel.

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  • Bundi style katar

    A gilt katar with spiraled hilt

    In a style associated with Maharao Raja Ram Singh.

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  • Vijayanagara katar logo

    Vijayanagara hooded katar

    With crisp, extremely very well-preserved wootz blade.

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  • unusual-indian-single-boss-shield

    Early Indian shield

    Made of thick lacquered hide, with a single brass boss

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  • Kutch pattern welded Shamshir made for Benson

    Kutch shamshir for Benson

    Blade of Persian shamshir form, but of Indian make. Mounts in Kutch style gilt copper.

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  • Chakram logo

    Heavy Sikh chakram

    Traditionally associated with Vishnu, it was an essential piece of equipment for the Sikh nihang.

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  • Vijayanagara hooded katar

    Vijayanagara hooded katar

    With a shield that reminds of Deccan cuirasses.

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  • Revolving matchlock musket logo

    Indian revolving musket

    The main disadvantage of early firearms was the long time it took to reload them.

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  • Fine Indian sword

    A fine Indian sword

    This one is for the connoisseur of blades.

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  • Khanda logo

    Large all-steel khanda

    Introduction The khanda represents one of the oldest forms of Indian sword

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  • Katar logo

    18th century northern katar

    With high-contrast wootz blade and fine damascening in two tones of gold.

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  • South Indian ankus logo

    South Indian pierced iron ankus

    Its decoration consists of fantastic designs of various animals, mythical and existing.

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  • North Indian katar with tools

    North Indian katar with tools

    With a fine wootz blade with a pronounced center ridge.

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  • Indian dagger

    A fine north Indian dagger

    Of jambiya form, with pattern welded blade and fine silver scabbard mounts.

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  • Fine Indian tegha logo

    Indian teghá with fine hilt

    With wide, pattern-welded blade.

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  • North Indian composite bow

    North Indian composite bow

    With whimsical tiger and deer decoration.

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  • Kayamkulam sword Malabar coast

    Kayamkulam sword

    Of the Malabar coast, South India.

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  • Tanjore spearhead

    Tanjore spearhead

    Description A south Indian spearhead with a thick double-edged, symmetrical leaf-shaped

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  • A silver pihiya

    Silver Sinhalese ul-pihiya

    A fine Kandyan knife, or ul-pihiya, probably mid 18th century.

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  • Indian khanda with etched blade

    Khanda with etched blade

    A 19th-century type with an etched blade, simulating patterned steel.

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  • Fine deccan curved katar logo

    A fine curved Deccan katar

    With beautifully shaped blade and fine, elaborately chiseled hilt.

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  • Bundi katar

    A katar from Bundi

    The style typical for royal katar made under Maharao Ram Singh.

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  • Goat hilted Khyber sword logo

    Goat hilted Khyber sword

    With gold plated hilt and pattern welded blade.

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  • Malabar coast Moplah sword logo

    Malabar coast Moplah sword

    A fine and somewhat unusual specimen, with engraved brass mounts and hardwood grip.

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  • Tiger stripe talwar

    Talwar with wootz hilt and blade

    With Persian style blade, showing Indian workmanship.

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  • Fine Sinhalese lacquered bow logo

    A fine Sinhalese bow

    Made in the Four Workshops of the King of Kandy.

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  • Chiseled kirach from Lahore

    A kirach with hunting scenes

    Its blade pattern-welded and chiseled with designs of hunters and animals.

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  • Straight khanjarli

    Unusual khanjarli

    With straight blade and two opposing Yali chiseled out of the forte of the blade.

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  • Tanjore spearhead logo

    Silver plated Tanjore spearhead

    A large and heavy example with chiseled decor and silver overlaid base.

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  • 17th century katar with curved blade logo

    South Indian katar with curved blade

    A very crisp and complete example of its type.

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  • Bikaner elephant katar

    Bikaner elephant katar

    Possibly made in Gujarat and eventually incorporated in the Bikaner armory

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  • Chiseled iron bichwa

    Chiseled iron bichuwa

    The handle covered with gold damascening.

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  • Chiseled khanda hilt

    Chiseled iron Hindu basket hilt

    With blackened iron panels with decorative borders carved in relief.

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  • Pata with Solingen blade

    Solingen blade with pata hilt

    Indian gauntlet sword with German blade made in Solingen.

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  • Talwar hilt logo

    Heavy wootz hilted talwar

    Introduction The talwar or talvār (Hindi) is

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  • Slender chilanum dagger logo

    Slender chilanum dagger

    Of elegant form with very crisp blade.

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