Null Ottoman "Pala" saber with horn plate handle. Brass crosspiece with two stra…

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Ottoman "Pala" saber with horn plate handle. Brass crosspiece with two straight quillons ending in a square olive. Strong blade with back and counter-edge. Chagrin-covered wooden scabbard with metal stitching and two brass fittings. Clevis with two suspension rings. A.B.E. (Cruise to be reattached, wear). 19th century. Expert: Cabinet Jean-Claude DEY

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Ottoman "Pala" saber with horn plate handle. Brass crosspiece with two straight quillons ending in a square olive. Strong blade with back and counter-edge. Chagrin-covered wooden scabbard with metal stitching and two brass fittings. Clevis with two suspension rings. A.B.E. (Cruise to be reattached, wear). 19th century. Expert: Cabinet Jean-Claude DEY

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