Original Ottoman Bichaq Dagger with Brass Covered Scabbard - circa 1800 Military Books & Documents This is supported by a

This is supported by a trophy of flags from each end of which project a Tank and a Cannon

or don't clean it

A few small dings visible in shell

carries much of the equipment seen in this film: not the film's props

Gas was employed primarily on the Western Front—the static

Original Ottoman Bichaq Dagger with Brass Covered Scabbard - circa 1800 Military Books & Documents This is supported by aOriginal Item: Only one available. This is a great example of the traditional "Bichaq" fighting knife of the Ottoman Empire dating from around 1800. It measures 11 1 2" in overall length with a single edged blade just over 7 inches in length. There is a stylized Horn grip with decorations of brass circles and dots inlaid, and the blade bears what appears to be an ARMORER'S MARK of a crossed S. The knife comes complete with its original brass covered