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    Help to identify swords?

    I recently aquired this and frankly have no clue on what they are. I have two..this is the smaller 28 inch one.The other is about 36 inches long.Can anyone help me identify these? Thanks!





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    I am replying to my own post..sorry but wanted to put a closeup of the blade.Thanks.

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    Hi Davy
    They are North Indian (Moghul) Gajamukha. Very nice. Great blades.
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    Thank you Mark,
    I had absolutely no idea what they were. Do you have an idea about the age of these? Any and all information is very much appreciated.
    Best regards,David

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    Hi David
    I think the blades are at least 150 years old. Damascus blades were made from wootz steel from India and around 150 years ago I think it was, India stopped shipping wootz abroad. These blades are very strong and were revered by all.
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    Thank you again Mark,
    Can you tell what kind of animal is on the hilt? It is very interesting finding out about these.
    Best regards,David

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