Original Indian 18th Century Wootz Steel Armor Piercing Katar Dagger with Gold & Silver Inlaid Handle - circa 1750-1780 Revolutionary War tight weave wool shell with

tight weave wool shell with soft cotton lining with brass buttons

While many of the ordinary soldiers realize that the war is senseless and that there can never be a final victory

The left foot controlled the reflector sight range reticle

The Company retained its platoon organization as required by the authorized T/O 8-37

The grip is leather covered and bound with plaited wire wrapping

Original Indian 18th Century Wootz Steel Armor Piercing Katar Dagger with Gold & Silver Inlaid Handle - circa 1750-1780 Revolutionary War tight weave wool shell withOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is really quite something. Dating to the late 18th early 19th century, this is a traditional Indian Thrusting dagger known as a KATAR. An odd looking weapon, however very effective against Chain Mail and even much plate armor found in India. It has a double sided 9" blade made of WOOTZ Steel: an early form of laminated crucible steel, similar to "Damascus Steel." The tip of the blade is hugely thickened to give