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scabbard (weights & measures)

scabbard (weights & measures)

scabbard (weights & measures)

scabbard (weights & measures)

scabbard (weights & measures)

scabbard (weights & measures)

scabbard (weights & measures)

scabbard

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The scabbard is straight and has a large number of woven strips to keep both parts together. en.wikipedia.org

Ancient civilizations used leather for waterskins, bags, harnesses, boats, armour, quivers, scabbards, boots and sandals. en.wikipedia.org

Usually engraved on the scabbard with his name, rank and dates of service. en.wikipedia.org

Both the hilt and scabbard are elaborately carved and plumed. en.wikipedia.org

There are also decorated torcs, scabbards, armlets and war trumpets. en.wikipedia.org

The corresponding style is known as "aikuchi" (fitting mouth) as the mouth of the scabbard meets the hilt directly without intervening guard. en.wikipedia.org

The scabbard may be wound with a brass wire and may have a small angled foot. en.wikipedia.org

The scabbard has a diamond-studded chape, is covered in red velvet and is decorated with the coats of arms of different parts of the realm. en.wikipedia.org

It was carried in a wooden scabbard that enclosed part of the hilt. en.wikipedia.org

Some scabbards had front plates of bronze rather than iron. en.wikipedia.org

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