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Published: 2015-03-23 05:54:01 +0000 UTC; Views: 5122; Favourites: 160; Downloads: 35
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Today is a good day!
It is not only, that the sun is finally shinning after this long depressing winter, but I just received some nice pictures with a finalized Yatagan, which I had the luck and pleasure to forge its blade.
The beautiful and outstanding handle praises the love, patience and high skill of its owners art!
Thanks for sharing
More pics on my facebook: www.facebook.com/csizmar.szila…
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Comments: 50
i think this is Ottoman sword!
did u sell this?
if yes what is the price?
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Yes it is! Suleiman the great also had one of these
It is sold, and I only made the blade here. But I could make you a similar, however, I am only permitted to send such large stuff within the EU
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i can make a blade or sword
but i havent workshop and tools
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Unfortunately no, since Turkey isn't a member of the EU yet, I am prohibited. The customs office don't let me send swords and other large stuff out of the EU.
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Wow! This just blew my mind
I am not familiar with all the historical swords so I can't tell if it
is some kind of historical sword
But damn it looks good O.O
Is that handle bone? It kinda remind me of bone 
it surely is, both blade and handle ^^
And random question, have you made arrow heads?
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Nop, no arrow heads
Yes this is an ottoman sword. Suleyman the Magnificent liked it very much!
And a second yes, that is camel bone on the handle.
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Thanks for answering
No wonder if he did, it looks great ^_^
Camel bone, now that's something you won't
see everyday
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No problem, in fact I like to answer questions, somehow it feels good
Yes camelbone is quite rarely used, I guess it must be because its handsome price
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Well, I may ask more questions in the future then
It was my first time seeing it in a blade
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Sure you are welcome to do so!
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Thank you! ^^
I am slowly progressing in blacksmithing
and it is nice to have some one to explain me stuff
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I am happy that you like it!
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As an owner of a couple of original Dalmatian and Ottoman Yataghans, I'm not impressed.
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The blade looks very nice but the handle looks very slippery, might be a good way to cut of your own fingers.
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Nice but it seems to be a little strait to be a Yatagan but I've seen similar in a Singaporean museum a while back
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If you think, this is straight then check out Suleyman the magmnificents yatagan
www.metmuseum.org/toah/images/…
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Wohohooo, a very fine Work.
Clear and elegant line.
Fit and finish are great.
Respekt man.
by ,..
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Yeah, me too!
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So do you make them, or take photos of them?
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I mean they fly away, via airmail and I can't keep them for myself
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Ah, sorry, I missed that part.
And maybe you could make an extra one for yourself?
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I could, but it's too much of an effort both in time and supplies, I can't afford that to myself at the moment
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Ah, true. Maybe later in your career. c:
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Awesome *-*
I'm not a least bit suprised that youre happy, a blade like that would definetly make even my shit day better...
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