Original Indian 17th Century Tanjore Katar Hooded Armor Piercing Dagger - circa 1690-1700 French Holster They remained in a private

They remained in a private collection since being acquired in 2020

Barrel Length: 8 inches

One must remember that the 1790s was an era of panic across Europe and these six muskets are evidence of that

used the BAR as a light machine gun (aka squad support weapon) often fired from a bipod (introduced on models after 1938)

This makes it an ideal addition to the field kit of the Battle re-enactor

Original Indian 17th Century Tanjore Katar Hooded Armor Piercing Dagger - circa 1690-1700 French Holster They remained in a privateOriginal Item: Only One Available. The katar is definitely an odd looking weapon, however it was very effective against Chain Mail and even much plate armor found in India at the time. The tip of the blade is somewhat thickened to give it the strength to penetrate the sturdiest body defense. Made in the Sub Continent of India during the 1600s, this is the oldest style of Indian dagger one finds today. This example, referred to as "TANJORE KATAR,"