Arab arms by Henri Moser (1912)

Printed plate showing a fan of ornate Arab daggers and swords with decorated hilts and scabbards, labeled in three languages.

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A plate of ornate Arab daggers and swords arranged in a fan across the sheet, with numbered catalogue labels beside several pieces. The blades, hilts and scabbards show detailed engraved and chased decoration, including a curved sword with a hooked hilt at upper right. The print is labeled in French, German and English and credits Henri Moser, dated 1912.

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1912

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