Classic Afghan Pulwar with Islamic calligraphy, original scabbard, circa 1729
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Classic Afghan Pulwar: VG 31' slightly curved blade with twin fullers the length of the blade with two lines of Islamic calligraphy 5' from the ricasso; standard all steel hilt with down swept quillions & pierced steel pommel; VG original polish to the blade with a couple of very minor stains; compete with original black leather scabbard with a leather binding with a repair to the mid-section; polished steel chape & hanging rings; VG overall. circa 1729. Licence required
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