Null Beautiful double-edged steel blade, double fuller and reinforced zirah bouk…

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Beautiful double-edged steel blade, double fuller and reinforced zirah bouk tip, chiseled steel hilt and scabbard decorated with portraits and animals in medallions on a background of floral scrolls. Iran, 19th century. Dimensions: L.: 12 3/4 in., (32.5 cm.) Very good.

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Beautiful double-edged steel blade, double fuller and reinforced zirah bouk tip, chiseled steel hilt and scabbard decorated with portraits and animals in medallions on a background of floral scrolls. Iran, 19th century. Dimensions: L.: 12 3/4 in., (32.5 cm.) Very good.

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