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art-of-swords: Yatagan Sword Dated: 19th century Culture: Turkish Measurements: overall length 78.5 cm The sword has a curved, single-edged, concave blade. The silver grip and ring-nut are engraved with floral motifs and have remains of gilding and
art-of-swords: Short sword with scabbard Unknown Artist / Maker Dated: 1809 Place of Origin: Turkey and Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina Medium: Iron or steel, gold, silver, wood, metal and shagreen, engraved and embossed Measurements: length: 63.5 cm,
art-of-swords: Yatagan Sword Dated: A.H. 1238/A.D. 1822 Culture: Anatolian or Balkan Medium: steel, silver, gold, coral Measurements: overall lenght 29 ¼ inches (74.3 cm); blae lenght 22 1/8 inches (56.2 cm) Inscription: inscribed with the date 1238
art-of-swords: Yatagan Sword with Gold Inscription & Walrus Ivory Handle Culture: Ottoman, Turkey Dated: 1811 Measurements: length 69cm This yatagan (or yataghan) sword with a steel blade richly overlaid with gold and with a large walrus ivory handle
art-of-swords: Yatagan with Scabbard Artist / Maker: unknown Culture: Ottoman Dated: late 17th century (blade); late 18th century (mounts); 18th century (scabbard) Medium: steel, gold, silver, wood and leather, chiselled and embossed Measurements: blade
art-of-swords: Yatagan Sword with Scabbard Dated: mid-18th century Culture: Ottoman Measurements: overall length 84cm; blade length 70cm The sword has a single-edged, lightly curved watered steel blade. The ivory hilt features decorative studs and an
peashooter85:Yatagan with red coral studded bone hilt, Ottoman Empire, 18th-19th centuryfrom Karabela Auctions
art-of-swords: Yatagan Sword Dated: 19th century, circa 1830 (blade) Maker: unknown Culture: Turkish Medium & Techniques: iron and steel, gold and silver/embossed and chased Measurements: blade length 55.2cm Source: Copyright © 2016 The Wallace
art-of-swords: Yatagan Sword Dated: early 19th century Culture: Anatolian Measurements: overall length 77.7 cm The sword features a curved, damask, single-edged blade, richly decorated with silver writings, symbols and dated “1809”. According to the
gunsknivesgear: Tactical Yatagan from John Gonzalez/Ted Frizzell. It’s too bad the world’s armies no longer issue swords. Gunfighting is so terribly inelegant.
peashooter85: Turkish yatagan with silver hilt, 19th century. from Czerny’s International Auction House
