European-style Nimcha Saber With A Thick Blade—north Africa, Morocco Or Algeria, 17th–19th Century

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European-style Nimcha Saber With A Thick Blade—north Africa, Morocco Or Algeria, 17th–19th Century

European-style nimcha saber with a thick blade—North Africa, Morocco or Algeria, 17th–19th century

Traditional horn hilt and studded guard, inspired by (See the catalog of Charles Buttin’s collection of antique European and Oriental weapons).

Straight blade with a single cutting edge and a counter-cut edge on the last third. Blade engraved with European workshop marks.

19th-century scabbard made of wood covered with morocco leather.

Oxidation of the steel.
A chip in the horn on one side.
Sturdy, no play.

Length: 100.5 cm
Length without scabbard: 99.5 cm
Blade length: 86 cm
Weight: 1296 g
Weight without scabbard: 924 g