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Afghan sword

Description Afghan sword originally made and gifted as dowry. Dates to 1730s and inscriptions reads a poem to the bride. It is said that it was used in an ambush on English elite troops traveling through the Khaibar pass in mid 1800s. Bought from an Afghan antique dealer in Kabul 1969.
Category Other
Distinguishing marks The inscriptions and art on the blade. Unknown if there is a signature
Condition Excellent
Date Period 1730s
History Afghan sword originally made and gifted as dowry. Dates to 1730s and inscriptions reads a poem to the bride. It is said that it was used in an ambush on English elite troops traveling through the Khaibar pass in mid 1800s. Bought from an Afghan antique dealer in Kabul 1969.
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