Buy⚔️ for a gift and for collecting Yatagan of the Ottoman Empire with the inscription: “O Muhammad be my helper.” 1824 in Ukraine, the city of Kiev

Name: Yatagan of the Ottoman Empire with the inscription: "O Muhammad, be my assistant." 1824
Brand: Antique Weapons
SKU: 27744
Availability: InStock

Dear Collectors and guests of the site Antique Gallery, who are looking for a gift, in particular Antique weapons, to your attention is offered: Yatagan of the Ottoman Empire with the inscription: “O Muhammad be my helper.”. 1824 year. The handle is made of ivory in the form of lugs. The metal blade is embellished with silver and gold plating.

We offer you a unique antique Ottoman yatagan, which has historical and cultural value. On the blade of this yatagan is engraved the inscription: “O Muhammad, be my helper”. This yatagan belonged to Muhammad Azi, a prominent figure of his time. The year of manufacture is 1240 Hiyeri (approximately 1824).

This yatagan is not only a magnificent example of skillful workmanship, but also carries the spirit of the Ottoman era. ?️ This antique treasure is a true masterpiece of weapon art of that time. Exquisite inscriptions on the blade, made in silver and gold, give it unrivaled elegance and authenticity. Collectors of antique weapons highly appreciate such specimens for their historical value and artistic skill. ? Yatagan is also ideal for interior decoration, adding an atmosphere of historical grandeur and luxury of the Ottoman Empire to your space. ? Don’t miss the opportunity to purchase this unique antique now! ✨

Historical Background:

Yatagans were among the most famous weapons in the Ottoman Empire, especially popular among warriors in the 18th century.

They were characterized by their curved blade and decorative elements such as gold and silver inlay.

This antique yatagan is an outstanding example of the skill of Ottoman gunsmiths who created not only effective weapons, but also works of art.

The inscriptions on the blade could contain blessings, poems or the names of the craftsmen, making each yatagan unique. This yatagan from the 18th century reflects the rich history and culture of the Ottoman Empire, making it extremely valuable to collectors and historians.