shamshir

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type of curved sword. 

sabre – 
Afif Abad Garden, Shiraz (8)Afif Abad Garden, Shiraz (8)
King Mihrab of Kabul learns of Rudabeh’s affections for Prince Zal, 19th century, IranKing Mihrab of Kabul learns of Rudabeh’s affections for Prince Zal, 19th century, Iran
Oriental swordsOriental swords
PSM V21 D091 Asiatic curved swords and surviving methods of attachmentPSM V21 D091 Asiatic curved swords and surviving methods of attachment
Portraet-af-Fath-Ali-Shah-QajarPortraet-af-Fath-Ali-Shah-Qajar
Portraet-af-Fath-Ali-Shah-Qajar (cropped)Portraet-af-Fath-Ali-Shah-Qajar (cropped)
Swords of Fath Ali ShahSwords of Fath Ali Shah
Sword (Shamshir) with Scabbard, Persian, overall with sheath (MET, 36.25.1514a, b)Sword (Shamshir) with Scabbard, Persian, overall with sheath (MET, 36.25.1514a, b)
Sword (Shamshir), Persian (MET, 36.25.1601)Sword (Shamshir), Persian (MET, 36.25.1601)
TypeDateDescriptionKeywordsNotesSource
linkFreebase entry@Wikidata
image2009Afif Abad Garden, Shiraz (8)Wikimedia
imageKing Mihrab of Kabul learns of Rudabeh’s affections for Prince Zal, 19th century, IranWikimedia
imageOriental swordsWikimedia
image1882PSM V21 D091 Asiatic curved swords and surviving methods of attachmentWikimedia
imagePortraet-af-Fath-Ali-Shah-QajarWikimedia
imagePortraet-af-Fath-Ali-Shah-Qajar (cropped)Wikimedia
imageSwords of Fath Ali ShahWikimedia
imageSword (Shamshir) with Scabbard, Persian, overall with sheath (MET, 36.25.1514a, b)Wikimedia
imageSword (Shamshir), Persian (MET, 36.25.1601)Wikimedia
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