Pequeño yatagán turco balcánico de plata, siglo XIX. Hoja antigua de un solo filo con batanes poco profundos en ambos lados. Marca de herrero y fecha "1123" (= 1711) grabadas en el reverso. Virola y empuñadura de plata finamente cinceladas con zarcillos decorativos. Vaina de madera con funda textil antigua, recubierta de trenza de plata a lo largo de la costura. Herrajes de plata delicadamente martillados. Un pequeño lazo de suspensión en el lado del medallón. Longitud 43 cm. Estado: II +

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