SWORD TEGHA 1910 Reproduction Antique Handmade Tegha Sword Old Rare Collectible, Wootz Steel Blade

This antique handmade sword is a collectible that will make a great addition to your collection. The blade is made of Wootz steel . The handle is made of metal and is single-handed. The sword is single handed and has a black color on blade . It is a reproduction of the original Sword Tegha 1910, making it a perfect addition to any collector's collection. SPECIAL TEETH/ZIG ZAG DESIGN ON THE TIP OF BLADE 

• Length- 36 inches, with scabbard - 39 inches
• Width- 2 inches, with scabbard- 2.5inches
• Weight- 1.7kg , with scabbard - 2kg. 

Packaging:

The sword will be packed in a carton-made box, ensuring safe and secure delivery.

Ideal For:

• Worshiping and religious ceremonies.
• Display in collections as an antique and royal artifact.
• Historical reenactments and theatrical performances.

Note:

• The blade is blunt but can be sharpened easily if needed. This complies with Indian legal formalities while allowing for functional use.

Usage

This product is intended for decoration, wedding, and display purposes only.

Service we offer
CUSTOMIZED ENGRAVING AND DESIGN: Want to attach a true identity of yours to your product? Make your swordtruly unique with our customization options. We offer personalized engraving,naming, and intricate design work on the blade.

Shipping Terms-

• Extra Shipping Charges: The seller reserves theright to charge extra shipping fees if the destination is a remote or out-of-main-city area.
• Import Duties/Taxes: Buyers are responsible for various import duties and taxes at the destination's customs. The buyer pays theseduties and taxes, where applicable.

Shipping Agent: FEDEX is the only authorized

shipping agent for these products. They are not shipped through any other courier services.

Seller Responsibilities: The seller bears the shipping charges but not the import duties and taxes. According to the laws of the seller's country, import duties and taxes are not considered shipping charges and must be paid by the consignee