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Original 18th Century Persian Dagger with Decorated Bone Grip and Armorer's Mark Category_Martini-Henry Accessories and was part of aOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is s charming concealable 18th century Persian dagger, overall length of 12 1 2" with a 7 1 2" blade. The single edged blade bears a stamped ARMORER'S MARK of a "Scimitar Sword" on the right side. The hilt is fit with engraved brass, and has some interesting round projections on the bottom, possibly to provide a better grip. The bone grip panels are covered in inlaid circles and target type inlays, most