About the, the starboard ewords oil temperature started to rise and the oil pressure began to drop; there was no choice other than to shut the engine down, if a fire was to be avoided. The blade form, for any Indian dagger is a most unusual form. This is the type with a peened tang rather than the screw nut indicating it's probably from before sowrds mid-1880s. The ivory grip may be a period but slightly later addition, as I have seen a slightly similar sword to this one with a shagreen grip. The blade itself is in good condition with some light staining and a few marks but no pitting and some lovely crisp etching. adting It was the datint model to feature Charles Reeves' patent solid hilt, which you can read more about on the Research page linked above. A very swofds Kedah keris antjque an interesting history. The guard and backstrap are lightly pitted from rust, but have been cleaned bright, still showing the engraved decoration and chequering. It retains a high percentage of the original polish, showing the contrast between mirror polish swordx frost etching. The hilt is a bronze type with expertly crafted crisp features. This makes it a good investment and gives a little extra incentive when contemplating a large purchase. The grip wire dating antique swords mostly missing, but this should be easy to replace. There is no maker's mark on either, but they are good quality and in excellent condition. If we hear of any such items, even if offered by another datign, we will e-mail you with details. Thus Captain Peter Fulton 21 and 2nd Lieutenant Ronald Jefferies 28 of the 2nd Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers boarded the Blenheim for the take-off at 1500 hours. The grip is surprisingly good really and the folding section works fine. The initials on the blade may well enable a researcher to match this sword to an officer in the West Kent Yeomanry from Hart's Army Lists. The blade is bright and etching clear, solid in the hilt. This is a great example in top notch condition, dating to 1845-1860ish. dating antique swords Omer Jamal Vuyani was a trader of some kind operating from Bombay in the 1890s and perhaps earlier. We are also interested in purchasing individual items and collections - please see our page for further aantique. The leather and timber sheath remains in fine condition, without loss or breaks. The hilt and blade are solid and tight.
The hilt is all solid and secure, the guard and backstrap are nickel plated and in good condition and the shagreen grip and grip wire are in an equally good state. It has been service sharpened though not currently sharp to touch and has some little edge nicks. The scabbard fits well and is sound. This should make a good restoration project and should clean up very well, as it seems the metal surface is all good under the dark dirt and patina.
It is without a pendokok and the hulu remains locked firmly in place with no give or datong. The blade is solid in the hilt and is in bright clean condition for the most part, having a few areas of rust damage which should clean up well and more easily being a mostly un-etched blade.
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About the, the starboard ewords oil temperature started to rise and the oil pressure began to drop; there was no choice other than to shut the engine down, if a fire was to be avoided. The blade form, for any Indian dagger is a most unusual form. This is the type with a peened tang rather than the screw nut indicating it's probably from before sowrds mid-1880s. The ivory grip may be a period but slightly later addition, as I have seen a slightly similar sword to this one with a shagreen grip. The blade itself is in good condition with some light staining and a few marks but no pitting and some lovely crisp etching. adting It was the datint model to feature Charles Reeves' patent solid hilt, which you can read more about on the Research page linked above. A very swofds Kedah keris antjque an interesting history. The guard and backstrap are lightly pitted from rust, but have been cleaned bright, still showing the engraved decoration and chequering. It retains a high percentage of the original polish, showing the contrast between mirror polish swordx frost etching. The hilt is a bronze type with expertly crafted crisp features. This makes it a good investment and gives a little extra incentive when contemplating a large purchase. The grip wire dating antique swords mostly missing, but this should be easy to replace. There is no maker's mark on either, but they are good quality and in excellent condition. If we hear of any such items, even if offered by another datign, we will e-mail you with details. Thus Captain Peter Fulton 21 and 2nd Lieutenant Ronald Jefferies 28 of the 2nd Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers boarded the Blenheim for the take-off at 1500 hours. The grip is surprisingly good really and the folding section works fine. The initials on the blade may well enable a researcher to match this sword to an officer in the West Kent Yeomanry from Hart's Army Lists. The blade is bright and etching clear, solid in the hilt. This is a great example in top notch condition, dating to 1845-1860ish. dating antique swords Omer Jamal Vuyani was a trader of some kind operating from Bombay in the 1890s and perhaps earlier. We are also interested in purchasing individual items and collections - please see our page for further aantique. The leather and timber sheath remains in fine condition, without loss or breaks. The hilt and blade are solid and tight. The hilt is all solid and secure, the guard and backstrap are nickel plated and in good condition and the shagreen grip and grip wire are in an equally good state. It has been service sharpened though not currently sharp to touch and has some little edge nicks. The scabbard fits well and is sound. This should make a good restoration project and should clean up very well, as it seems the metal surface is all good under the dark dirt and patina. It is without a pendokok and the hulu remains locked firmly in place with no give or datong. The blade is solid in the hilt and is in bright clean condition for the most part, having a few areas of rust damage which should clean up well and more easily being a mostly un-etched blade.