Yatagan Ottoman world, Length 74,5 cm / 82 cm with sheath This yatagan has a steel blade, with an inner edge. The blade is inlaid with brass wires, forming a calligraphic frieze on one side, and on the other side friezes of geometric geometric motifs on both sides of the gutter. A gilded silver plate covers the ferrule and the heel of the blade, with applied decoration of filigree and granulations forming floral motifs. The typical handle is a double plate of marine ivory fixed by nails on both sides of a on either side of a gilded copper edge with applied floral motifs. It is accompanied by a leather scabbard, probably reported. (Heavy wear and accidents).

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