Basically, the yatagan is known as a specific weapon of the Turkish Janissaries. According to legend, the Sultan forbade the Janissaries to wear sabers in peacetime. Janissaries circumvented this ban by ordering arm-length combat knives. And so the Turkish yatagan appeared. Some yatagans have a biconcave blade (like the Egyptian khopesh) – reverse at the base of the blade and saber at the tip. The yatagan usually has a bone or metal handle. The scabbard of the yatagan is wooden, covered with leather or lined with metal. Since there is no guard, the yatagan blade enters the sheath with part of the hilt. The total length of the yatagan is up to 80 cm, the length of the blade is about 65 cm, the weight without scabbard is up to 800 g, with scabbard is up to 1200 g. In addition to Turkey, the yatagan was used in the armies of the countries of the Middle East, the Balkan Peninsula, South Transcaucasia and the Crimean Khanate.
Yatagan – Medium
3 696 USD
Small yatagan richly decorated with gold, silver and green stones. Such a yatagan will be eye-catching and will become the center of the collection.
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| Material |
Brass, Cubic Zirconia, Damascus steel, Enamel, Gold 24KGP (gold plating), Nickel plating, Silver plating 22K |
|---|---|
| Package |
Wooden box with fabric lodgement |
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