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Yemen. A Ceremonial Jambiya Dagger Hold where his military experienceA silvered brass ceremonial dagger with an unsharpened, non magnetic blade featuring engraved designs, the handle is thick with black lacquer set into the handle, a large pommel with two rivets on the left side, the blade measures 117 mm in length, while the total length is 225 mm. The tip of the blade is slightly bent, remains in very fine condition. The blade is contained in a silvered sheath demonstrating ornate patterns and designs, with two metal