Original 19th Century Persian Gold-Inlaid Damascus Steel Double-Tongue Sword with Peacock Hilt 17th Century the excessive slotting of the

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Original 19th Century Persian Gold-Inlaid Damascus Steel Double-Tongue Sword with Peacock Hilt 17th Century the excessive slotting of theOriginal Item: Only One available. This is truly a magnificent weapon, a real work of art! It is a "Double tonged" sword with downward sloping blade of about 17 inches, showing lovely grain and laminations in the "WOOTZ" Damascus steel. The shape is very reminiscent of the Bichuwa Dagger, but in a much longer form, as the short sword is 23 inches long. The blade has very fine gold inlay work on both blade and hilt. The pommel of the Short Sword