Katar (dagger) - Wikipedia
The katar is a type of push dagger from the Indian subcontinent. [1] The weapon is characterized by its H-shaped horizontal hand grip which results in the blade sitting above the user's knuckles. Unique to the Indian subcontinent, it is the most famous and characteristic of Indian daggers. [2] Ceremonial katars were also used in worship. [3]
Pistol Katar - Runjeet Singh
This beautiful weapon bears all the hallmarks of the katars produced in Bundi in the 19 th century and, as we know that Maharao Raja Ram Singh (1811 to 1889), the ruler of Bundi, favoured combination weapons [1], it is very likely that this piece was made under his patronage.
Katar (dagger) - Military Wiki
The katar or katara (Sanskrit: kaţāra or kaţārī, Hindi: कटार kaṭāra or kaṭāri, Panjabi: kaṭǎrǎ, Marathi: katyāra, Malayalam: katāram, Tamil: கட்டாரி kaţţāri) is a type of push dagger from India. The weapon is characterised by its H-shaped horizontal hand grip which results in the blade sitting above the ...
The katar | weaponshistory
2014年3月14日 · In the 18th century, some traditional katar were refurbished with this innovation. The pistols are meant to deal the killing blow after the weapon has been thrust into the enemy. Like most combination weapons, the effectiveness of the pistol-katar is doubtful.
A rare gold koftgari steel combination percussion pistol push
A rare gold koftgari steel combination percussion pistol push dagger (katar) India, 19th Century the watered steel blade of typical form with armour piercing tip, chiselled with foliate motifs to the fuller, the sidebars incorporating twin percussion pistols, the grips with openwork vegetal decoration, the hilt decorated in gold overlay with ...
Indian Antique Hand Weapons: The Katar - Nicholas Wells …
2021年3月30日 · The Katar is one of India’s oldest weapons, characterised by its H shape grip and triangular blade. The Katar was predominantly used in battle and by skilled assassins as a thrusting dagger due to its design – similar to the boxing method – the user would punch with the dagger in the hand with the aim of piercing chain mail and the opponent.
India - Punch dagger with pistols - Royal Collection Trust
A punch dagger or katar adapted to include two flintlock pistols on each side of the blade. The blade chiselled in the centre with a depiction of a cypress tree. The steel guards, grip and pistol barrels overlaid with gold in a floral pattern and the transverse grip of two bars and ends of the side grips inset with rubies and emeralds.
The Katar - Forde Military Antiques
2019年12月13日 · The basic all-steel katar of varying quality is widely available in the world of antiques today in far larger numbers than the gold-laden examples and this is surely evidence of its popularity amongst the lower and middle classes of Indian society.
Dagger (Katar) | Indian, Rajasthan - The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Unique to South Asia, the katar is a dagger that is gripped at the crossbars in a clenched fist. The weapon was meant to be thrust into an opponent or prey from a close range. Rajput and Mughal royalty used this weapon to hunt tigers and even crocodile …
Rare Pistol Katar (AH8711) - Collector’s Firearms
Pair of French side by side pocket pistols. Approximately .38 caliber. Barrel length 2" overall length 5 1/2". Guns are nicely engraved and have foldi...
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