Hello to all the collectors of edged weapons and guests of the site.
I want to share a photo report with you, as I was recently visiting a fellow collector and took a lot of photos of his ho collection.
Some of these lots have already been sold, but most of the items are still in the collection and are available for purchase. Already posted on my site.
Enjoy.
Most collectors are constantly updating their collection fund, selling something, and instead of an empty place, they buy new items.
For a more convenient viewing of the photo, I placed all the images in the Album by the link.
One of the strongest opponents of the European saber in hand-to-hand combat was undoubtedly the Turkish yatagan. This colorful weapon with a tibia hilt and a reverse-curved blade is memorable to anyone who has ever seen it. It is considered a true symbol of the Ottoman Empire: the Janissary Corps, the stronghold of the throne …
This dagger was made in the famous city of Solingen by Karl Eickhorn around 1933-1934. The handle is made of white plastic, with transverse grooves that are twisted with gilded twisted wire. The handle head is made of handmade gilded brass in the form of a rope knot. The cross-bar is made with relief ornaments …
Collecting antique weapons is an exciting hobby that allows you to look into the rich history of military equipment. Here are some tips for creating an antique weapons collection: In conclusion, it should be said that collecting antique weapons is a real hobby that offers a window into the history and art of past eras. …
The 1796 model light cavalry saber was a sword used primarily by British light dragoons and hussars, as well as by the light cavalry of the Royal German Legion during the Napoleonic Wars. It was adopted by the Prussians (as a model of 1811 or “Blucher’s saber”) and was used by the Portuguese and Spanish …
Photo review of the collection of daggers from a fellow collector
Hello to all the collectors of edged weapons and guests of the site.
I want to share a photo report with you, as I was recently visiting a fellow collector and took a lot of photos of his ho collection.
Some of these lots have already been sold, but most of the items are still in the collection and are available for purchase. Already posted on my site.
Enjoy.
Most collectors are constantly updating their collection fund, selling something, and instead of an empty place, they buy new items.
For a more convenient viewing of the photo, I placed all the images in the Album by the link.
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