Tibetan Sword

[Yangdu]

Overall length --36''
Weight --55 oz
Spine thickness--3/8''
Steel guard
Brass bolster, buttcap and tip
Chiruwa style satisal wood handle
Standard leather sheath
Superb work by Kumar
Add to your ongoing Sword collection at $499

Email to himimp@aol.com to order
First come first served

 

[EricTheRedBeard]

Wow! Look at the clip point on that. Does that mean it is the Tibetan Long Sword? Lucky dog whoever gets this one.

 

[davidf99]

Wow! Look at the clip point on that. Does that mean it is the Tibetan Long Sword? Lucky dog whoever gets this one.

Yes, it's the long version. Good thing it has a long handle for a two-handed grip because at 55 oz it's a bear to swing.

 

[Bawanna]

Ain't she sweet!

 

[ndoghouse]

There it is! Been wanting one of those for a long time! 55 oz!!! EEEgads!!!

 

[EricTheRedBeard]

There it is! Been wanting one of those for a long time! 55 oz!!! EEEgads!!!

Are you the lucky dog nDog?

 

[cul4u01]

There it is! Been wanting one of those for a long time! 55 oz!!! EEEgads!!!

I know! Mine is only 48.6 oz by Rajkumar!

 

[ndoghouse]

Nawwh Eric! Im not that lucky right now. However, this is one of them deals thats hard to pass up! Looks like an awesome Social Distancing Stick to me. Its been quite a while since Ive seen this sword show up so its definitely a rare breed and especially by Kumar!

 

[Yangdu]

 

[George Azar]

Someone please buy this!!!
It’s existence adds too much temptation!

 

[Forsaken82]

Looks like a twin to mine! Mines by kumar too!

 

[George Azar]

Did this ever sell?!?!? Omg I love it!!! Ms Yangdu I need this for my collection!! Ugh!!

 

[arbiter]

Did this ever sell?!?!? Omg I love it!!! Ms Yangdu I need this for my collection!! Ugh!!

What are you waiting for George?! Get it!

 

[George Azar]

 

[Forsaken82]

If it did, i could be talked into letting mine go.

 

[Steely_Gunz]

I had a Tibetan sword briefly several years ago. I ended up sending to our late friend DannyInJapan as he really wanted one (He did send me an authentic Japanese nata, some throwing stars he made himself, and a burned CD ROM of how to throw them in appreciation. He was a good guy. He's missed).

Anyway, while studying martial arts in Japan, his sensei focused more on using a sword in an intuitive manner over a more rigid kata. In his view, the object was first not to get cut and then strike if the opportunity opened. Danny told me that the long heavy Tibetan sword was excellent for that type of swordplay.

I hope Danny is doing well on whatever plane of existence he now resides. Hard to believe he's been gone 8 years.

 

[wa-ya]

Well y’all if this is still available when he emails me back I’m buying it

 

[EricTheRedBeard]

I hope you get it! Be patient, it might take a little longer for Yangdu to reply than normal because she is super busy right now but she will definitely get back to you.

 

[Yangdu]

Received your mail on Tibetan Sword, thank you

 

[Yangdu]