Middle Eastern Khanjar Maasai with its functional elegance and

with its functional elegance and decorative elements

An 1897 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword

and especially not in this condition and quality

Twin shell guard with one side folding

K Yeomanry Cavalry in very clean condition

Middle Eastern Khanjar Maasai with its functional elegance andA Khanjar or Jambiya typical of the Marsh Arabs of southern Iraq. Also known as the Madn (Arabic: ), they are inhabitants of the Tigris Euphrates marshlands in the south and east of Iraq and along the Iranian border. The hilt is carved from a single solid piece of horn. During the years 17471831, Iraq was ruled by the Mamluk dynasty of Georgian origin who succeeded in obtaining autonomy from the Ottoman Empire.