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India, British Protectorate. A Katar, C.1870 Auction Archive illustrating Baker in uniform wearing

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illustrating Baker in uniform wearing his pith helmet bearing the 60th Coast Artillery insignia

3rd class train station inspector Mr

where he was promptly arrested and thrown into prison at l'Abbaye

and had a glorious time

“Opferring” has a double meaning in the German language - it could mean “sacrifice” or “victim”

India, British Protectorate. A Katar, C.1870 Auction Archive illustrating Baker in uniform wearingThis unique design of katar or Katara, it is made out of iron with a single mould casting, its blade is joined to a handle in a U shape, with hilt comprising two parallel bars connected by two cross pieces, featuring its characteristic H shape which serves as the handle, with double edged triangular steel blade, magnetic, with semi sharp edges and having a dull tip, measuring approximately 85 mm wide x 430 mm in length, exhibiting severe general

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