Antique China Dealer

Posted in Antique China Information on 06/14/2011 02:06 pm by Ling

antique china dealer

What is the sword of S. China Sea area is divided into two swords?

1. Bronze (?) 2. short but has a D style hand guard - a oblique simple in form but not luxurious. 3. the bar is divided in half by two swords made in the same housing. I guess that could be used as a weapon, but, single or double, is a sharp weapon - no sharp edges. 4. Split, triangular-looking leaves, tapering to a triangular point. 5. The grip and guard also are divided by two swords are identical. The one I saw both parts fit together very gently, so well that I did not realize you could separate until handled by a moments. 6. They said it was commonly used by pirates (or ratings) and southern China is likely that the sea full of them. I wish I knew how much flame more about it. The first time I saw one of more than 25 years in a reputable antique dealer.

Yes, I saw the swords before in China. I do not know the name sorry but this is the sword I saw: a long sword, and is like "a twin" .. the left and one on the right if you combine the two parts perfectly into "ONE" individual sword, a hand grip throughout the year. and can be used as "two separate swords if you wish, exactly as if it were cut from average, from the "leaf area" to the fund for the panel .... that vi is not a sharp weapon, but a long sword, a sword style taichi ... with color "silk ribbon" at the bottom of the handle .. you can still get swords if s.china travels to places where they sell souvenirs ....