Original Indian Early 19th Century Triple Blade Scissor Katar Dagger with Faded Silver Inlay U.S. Holsters The buttstock looks like it

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Original Indian Early 19th Century Triple Blade Scissor Katar Dagger with Faded Silver Inlay U.S. Holsters The buttstock looks like itOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is really quite something. Dating to the late 18th early 19th century, this is a traditional Indian Thrusting dagger known as a KATAR. While somewhat odd looking, they definitely are quite effective, and often used to penetrate armor. This example however is definitely unlike any we have had before, in that it has a triple "scissor" style blade. The outer blade is made of two pieces with slots in the inside for