Original Ornate Indian 17th-18th Century Mughal Zahgnal Battle Axe with Decorated Bone Handle Flintlocks That sound was from the

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The stamping on the blade is a bit light and partly off the blade on the maker side

just some light speckling in places

The metalwork however is quite worn

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Original Ornate Indian 17th-18th Century Mughal Zahgnal Battle Axe with Decorated Bone Handle Flintlocks That sound was from theOriginal Item. Only One Available. These are not only very unusual but also extremely RARE, and this is the first example that we have had! Known as a Mughal Empire Era "ZAHNGAL" Battle Axe, these usually date to the 17th Century. They were introduced first in Northern India by the Muslim Iranian "Mughals," who took over most of India in the 1600s, and controlled it until the 19th century. The axe head on this example most likely dates to the late