AN INDIAN KHANDA with broad single-edged watered blade widening to a double-edged point, and retained by gold-damascened reinforcing plates with shaped borders, and gold-damascened hilt with cloth liner and cloth-covered grip; two boy's tulwars, one with silver-damascened, and the other with silver-covered hilt, the former with velvet-covered scabbard; and two plain tulwars, each 19th Century | Christie's

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AN INDIAN KHANDA with broad single-edged watered blade widening to a double-edged point, and retained by gold-damascened reinforcing plates with shaped borders, and gold-damascened hilt with cloth liner and cloth-covered grip; two boy's tulwars, one with silver-damascened, and the other with silver-covered hilt, the former with velvet-covered scabbard; and two plain tulwars, each 19th Century

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AN INDIAN KHANDA with broad single-edged watered blade widening to a double-edged point, and retained by gold-damascened reinforcing plates with shaped borders, and gold-damascened hilt with cloth liner and cloth-covered grip; two boy's tulwars, one with silver-damascened, and the other with silver-covered hilt, the former with velvet-covered scabbard; and two plain tulwars, each 19th Century
20in. to 36½in. blades (5)