A rare silver-mounted yatagan dating: Late 19th Century provenance: Turchia, Str…

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A rare silver-mounted yatagan

dating: Late 19th Century provenance: Turchia, Straight, single-edged, damask (?) blade with T-shaped back. Silver hilt (missing parts) decorated in filigree and with small red cabochon stones. Walrus tusk grips (very small missing parts). Wooden scabbard with leather covering and stitched with metallic thread, mounts made of embossed silver foil featuring floral and geometric motifs (small missing part).

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A rare silver-mounted yatagan

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