Original 19th Century Indo-Persian Long Knife or Short Sword with Iron Clad Handle British Field Gear this excellent badge is constructed

this excellent badge is constructed of silvered and patinated zinc

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Original 19th Century Indo-Persian Long Knife or Short Sword with Iron Clad Handle British Field Gear this excellent badge is constructedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely patinated long knife or short sword of Indo Persian origin, most likely acquired recently in the Afghanistan region, or brought home over a century ago by a British Soldier involved in one of the many Victorian era conflicts in the region. We have had a bit of trouble identifying exactly what type of knife it is, with this style being labeled variously as a khanjar, khanjarli, pesh kabz, or a kard.