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Dojani Khanjar
ITEM # 0011 Dojani style khanjars originate from the al-Hasa region of Saudi Arabia and are named after a reknowned maker. This style is charecterised by a scabbard with seven rings held together with twisted silver wire and a lower portion upturned slightly more than 90 degrees. This large example is traditional in all respects. 12" overall with a 7" forged blade that has been polished to a high shine. Early 20th century. Good condition. Wear to the dress. For a similar example see: - Gracie, Stephen. Jambiya : Daggers from the Ancient Souqs of Yemen (Australia, 2010), p. 166 - King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies, Weapons of the Islamic World: Swords & Armour (Riyahd, 1991), p. 56.
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