Сабли-чечуги

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С Christie's.com
http://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/aucti ... 51017d622a
A FINE & RARE POLISH OR LITHUANIAN TARTAR SABRE (ORDYNKA)
LATE 18TH EARLY 19TH CENTURY
With heavy curved single-edged blade, silvered hilt comprising cruciform guard with short quillons each terminating in a flattened button and engraved on each with stylised scrollwork against a blackened ground, cylindrical pommel engraved en suite, and rayskin-covered grip, in original scabbard covered with rayskin to the outer side and birchwood to the inner side, silver locket, chape and suspension mounts each engraved en suite with the hilt
31½in. (80cm.) blade

Кажется это она-же http://karabela-arms.com/index.php?rout ... uct_id=124
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http://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/aucti ... 51017d6287
A RARE POLISH OR LITHUANIAN TARTAR SABRE (CZECZUGA)
LATE 18TH EARLY 19TH CENTURY
With earlier 17th century curved fullered single-edged blade (some wear and corrosion), hilt with small brass cruciform guard incised with chevrons, long faceted brass pommel, and rayskin-covered grip with bronze rivets (some restoration to hilt)
29¾in. (75.5cm.) blade

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http://armsandantiques.com/original-17t ... word-ms503

Original 17th C. Tatar Sword (ID: ms503) It is hard to describe how rare these swords are. This is an original 17th C.- early 18th C. Tatar, Lvov manufacture, sword shamshir with an inlaid tamga, symbol of the Tatar horde. In Poland these sabres were called 'ordynka' (horde) for their steppes origins, or often 'czeczuga' (small sturgeon) for the ray or fishskin grips. This example has a fine rayskin grip with original old nails and a small piece missing showing the finely aged wooden core underneath. The blade is very nice example and similar styles can be seen in Bron Tatarcsyki by Jacek Gutowski and published by Res Publica Multiethnica , Warsaw , 1997. The scabbard is later made in the early part of the 20th C. The blade is very well made and has 21 s- marks along the forte and the silver inlaid tamga on the ricasso, whic corresponds to old Turkic and stands for "ae" or "n". It also displays a fine lamellar pattern that is difficult to capture in pictures but the hardened dark edge can be seen in the pictures. Just a wonderful and very rare sword. Overall length is 37", blade is 31".

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https://www.hermitagemuseum.org/wps/por ... 87/?lng=ru
Сабля с ножнами
Иран (клинок); Средняя Азия, Середина XVII в. Название: Сабля с ножнами Место создания: Иран (клинок); Средняя Азия Время создания: Середина XVII в.
Материал: сталь, серебро, дерево, кожа, галюша Техника: ковка, литье, филигрань, инкрустация, золочение Размеры: дл. 95,3 см; дл. клинка 80 см
Инвентарный номер: В.О.-3516

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По поводу миниатюры:
http://www.kitabhona.org.ua/libwar_armor/checuga/14.jpg

Falconer( Dog ˇ ancı ), depicted in a miniature painted by Levni between 1710 and 1720 (Istanbul Topkapı Palace Museum, H 2164 y. 21a). One of forty-eight illustra- tions of men and women of various classes, dressed according to the fashion of the time. From an album made for the palace. The fal- coner wears two entaris of different colours, one over the other. The entari are open at the front and fastened at the waist by a narrow belt, while the inner entari has slits. Courtesy of the Istanbul Topkapı Palace

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https://vk.com/id228141838?w=wall228141838_296
Нашелся источник тех постановочных фотографий с черкесами. Альбом с черкесского благотворительного вечера 18 января 1908 г. в г. Екатеринодаре (Краснодаре).


И такой альбом не один. Например еще вот: Черкесский благотворительный вечер в Екатеринодаре (Краснодаре), январь 1914 г.
https://vk.com/id228141838?w=wall228141838_295

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http://allegro.pl/szabla-ordynka-tatars ... ml#thumb/1
Szabla Ordynka Tatarska Czeczuga XVII-XVIII w.

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+1 гарда из Каменец-Подольского
https://www.facebook.com/kparchaeology/ ... nref=story

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https://www.czernys.com/a-80/?o=74287
Что характерно - пишут сразу 19 век.
Клинок переточили с чего-то другого. Видно по уступу возле гарды.
A SABER WITH DAMASK BLADE
Curved, single-edged blade, of triangular section, with flat facets, in damask. Small, brass cross-quillon, with langets and very short quillons. Grip covered with fish skin, provided with three studs. Brass cap. Of Tatar type.
Eastern Europe, 19th Century
length 85 cm.
Conditions: good
An exhibition featuring all lots presented will anticipate the sale, during it the director and the staff of the auction house will be available to provide any additional information or guidance; the exhibition gives clients the opportunity to examine the authenticity, the attribution, the provenance, the state of preservation, the type and the quality of any piece presented and, where necessary, to suggest corrections to inaccuracies found in the catalogue. Before taking part in the auction, everyone interested in buying a lot undertakes to inspect it accurately, if necessary with the support of en expert, in order to assess the features mentioned above. Once sold, the auction house does not accept any claims; the seller and Czerny’s International Auction House will have no responsibility for any error or omission included in the catalogue.

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https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php? ... 2799193645

В Майкопе впервые выставка коллекционера Николая Твердохлебова «Оружие народов Кавказа и казачества с XVII по XX век».
Выставка продлится до 20 октября.

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В статье по "обоймам с крылышками" был один момент по поводу украшения ордынки из коллекции Фельдмана.
Нашлась еще одна сабля с ножнами украшенными накладками в подобной технике.
viewtopic.php?p=25951#p25951

для сравнения
http://museum.velizariy.kiev.ua/kiev/fe ... fel043.jpg
http://museum.velizariy.kiev.ua/kiev/fe ... fel052.jpg

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+1
https://zbiory.mnk.pl/pl/wyniki-wyszuki ... alog/86443
Nr. inw.: MNK XIV-102/1-2

[Yuriy]

Да, техника схожа, но вот орнамент, и форма стакана

[Yuriy]

Курмановский В.С. К вопросу о происхождении сабель «ордынок» // Историческое оружие в музейных и частных собраниях. Вып. 1. М., 2018. С. 30-39.

http://millitarch.ru/wp-content/uploads ... %D0%B9.pdf

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Ооо! Спасибо.

[Yuriy]

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State Historical Museum, Moscow. "500 years to the Tula Kremlin"
ГИМ, Москва, "500 лет Тульскому кремлю".
Alexander Nikolaev
https://www.facebook.com/alexander.niko ... 528&type=3