10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «पेशकब्ज»
Discover the use of
पेशकब्ज in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
पेशकब्ज and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Hindi literature.
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The Tactical Knife: A Comprehensive Guide to Designs, ...
The Pesh-Kabz design, which introduced me to Bud Nealy's knives, has an armor-piercing point adapted from an ancient Persian design and a spine thatis the same width from hilt to point. The slightly dropped edge servesas a guard and ...
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A Glossary of the Construction, Decoration and Use of Arms ...
in All Countries and in All Times George Cameron Stone. PENONCEL — PESH-KABZ 494 The name is Persian and means “foregrip.” The blade. FIGURE 63o. Pepper Boxes. 1. Single action, to? hammer. 2. Doul'iie action, under hammer.
George Cameron Stone, 2013
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Cyclopædia of India and of Eastern and Southern Asia, ...
PESH-KABZ, PI-ms., a kind of dagger. PESHKAR, Paishkar, in India, a tributary officer or collector ; a chief agent, assistant, or 1nanager.—Simmond's Diet. PESII KER, see Mommai. PESH-KUSH, Pans. Tribute. In Persia, presents from inferior ...
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India partitioned: the other face of freedom - Volume 1 - Page 69
The surface is of 'sham' watering. Near the hilt the blade has chisselled ornamentation. The scabbard is of wood covered with red velvet and with metal gilt mounts. Straight bladed daggers such as the pesh kabz have acutely tapering blades ...
And then as if he were ignited the tall man rushed forward a pesh-kabz blade flashing in his hand. I unsheathed my K-Bar and stumbled forward to meet his charge. We collided like sumo wrestlers, neither one giving ground. Gripping the ...
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Blade's Guide to Knives & Their Values - Page 406
PESH-KABZ. E.5. Turkey. Dagger. About 15 inches overall. Curved blade with Arabic inscription. Ivory grips. Hook-like pommel and guard of ebony. Brass sheath. Nineteenth to twentieth centuries. Example shown, early 20th century.Value ...
Two of the other men did the same—one coming up with a Persian Pesh-kabz and the other a flamboyant shamshir sword boasting a gold-inlaid steel hilt, whose long, curved kris-style blade he had somehow managed to hide inside his ...
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Magic Shifts: A Kate Daniels Novel
Strong spine so the blade wouldn't break. Plain hilt, bone wrapped in leather. A pesh kabz. It was seventeenthcentury Persia's equivalent to the armorpiercing round. That reinforced tip parted chain mail like it wasn't even there. It would slide in ...
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Jericho 3: An Armageddon Bio-Warfare Thriller - Page 39
One ofhis captors pulled out a knife, a Pesh-kabz, and held it in front of his eyes. With a wicked smile, he turned him around and cut the plastic ties that bound his hands together. He pulled his hands forward and rubbed them as he tried to ...
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Social Rite and Personal Delight - Page 45
carved with flowers. Hill of grey- green jade with 10 stones (2 misssing), very nicely carved with flowers. Sheath of black leather and openwork silver mounts. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pesh-Kabz, India. Watered blade with fine carving.
