Null Two Moroccan koummyas, 20th century
Typically shaped, double-edged, curved…

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Two Moroccan koummyas, 20th century Typically shaped, double-edged, curved blades, handles of brown (damaged) or black horn, the handle mounts and scabbards of brass or nickel silver in relief. Each with attached carrying cord. Length 40 cm and 42 cm. Condition: II

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Two Moroccan koummyas, 20th century Typically shaped, double-edged, curved blades, handles of brown (damaged) or black horn, the handle mounts and scabbards of brass or nickel silver in relief. Each with attached carrying cord. Length 40 cm and 42 cm. Condition: II

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