The finest of the ancient soldiers of West Asia, handmade by Persian swordsmiths in the 18th century, is a unique product. As the most well-known machete model in West Asia, Sheschl not only made great achievements on the battlefield, but also was a status symbol, and the high-end configuration of Sheshir was often worn by the elite as a ceremonial instrument. The shersher is 80 cm long, the blade is 66 cm long, the naked weight is 510 g, and the sheath weighs 270 g. The overall line is curved and smooth, and the temperament is extraordinary. The blade is made of high-quality Uzi steel, with a coherent pattern, a dark and bright texture, and a magical glow. An inscription was made on the blade using gold shearing, meaning Ali. The iron cross handguard is decorated with exquisite West Asian style ornamentation using a file workmanship, the tail iron is decorated with exquisite floral patterns, and the sides of the handle are equally gorgeous. The sheath of the knife is wood bile wrapped in leather, and it is also equipped with high-grade Uzi steel equipment, which is generally only configured by people with high status at that time. The Uzi steel fixture is surrounded by exquisite gold pattern decorations, which are multiplied ornate. The whole work is well preserved, there are a small number of old patch marks on the side of the handguard, and the rest of the parts are intact, which is a very good collection of ancient soldiers in West Asia.
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