A Yemenite djambia and two embroidered belts, 1st half of the 20th century Typical double-edged blade with a central ridge on both sides. The dark horn grip decorated with silver cord bands and iron mountings on the back. Leather-covered wooden scabbard. Length 32 cm. Comes with two textile and leather belts for djambias ornamentally embroidered with silver brocade. Length 105 cm and 125 cm. Condition: II

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