North Indian parrying shield or dhal
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A small dhal parrying shield of the type used by Sikh and other north Indian warriors. The iron shied has a diameter of approximately 8½ ins [21cm] and has somewhat worn decorative engraving with four additional copper bosses. This type of shield was often called a madu when it had additional horns attached. aug13/1 SOLD 14th March 2025
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