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Original Indian 19th Century Straight Blade Tulwar Sword with Gold/Silver Inlaid Hilt and Blade in Leather Scabbard MG 42 Accessories a community which proportionally hadOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a seldom seen example of the rare "Straight Bladed" Tulwar war sword. Dating from the late 18th or early 19th century mostly, these have a very characteristic round nosed blade becoming broader at the front. Even though there is no curve, the 28 inch long blade still has a clear front and back edge. The blade ricasso extends about 8 inches, after which the remaining 22 inches of the front have a sharpened