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DHA(San Francisco 1979 signed ltd. ed. print(See more)(View grid display of all recent Tumblr posts)

DHA(San Francisco 1979 signed ltd. ed. print(See more)(View grid display of all recent Tumblr posts)

art-of-swords:Dha SwordDated: 19th centuryCulture: BurmeseMedium: steel, ivory, silverThe sword feat

end0skeletal:Tal’ngay Dha’run the leucistic grey-headed flying fox was rescued in the town of Canung

Burmese dha, 19th centuryfrom Thomas Delmar Ltd.

Silver mounted Burmese dha with ivory hilt, circa 1900.from Hermann Historica

Fine silver decorated Burmese dha, 19th century.from Swords and Antique Weapons

Silver mounted dha, Burma, 19th centuryfrom Hermann Historica

Silver mounted Burmese dha with elephant ivory grip, 19th century.from Auctions Imperial

Silver mounted Burmese dha, 19th - 20th centuryfrom Sofe Design Auctions

art-of-swords:Dha SwordDated: circa 1900Place of Origin: Burma or ThailandMeasurements: overall leng

Spectacular gold, silver, copper, and brass inlaid Burmese dha, 18th or 19th century.from Peter Dekk

Silver mounted dha, Burma, circa 1900from Czerny’s International Auction House

Thai dha, circa 1900.from Czerny’s International Auctions House

art-of-swords:Dha Knife with SheathDated: 19th centuryCulture: BurmeseMedium: steel, ivory, copper,

end0skeletal:Tal’ngay Dha’run the leucistic grey-headed flying fox was rescued in the town of Canung

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Burmese dha with brass scabbard and hilt, 19th century.from Czerny’s International Auction House

Burmese dha, inscribed "The dha of General Thado Thiri Min Hla Ye Kaung,“ with the date 1

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Burmese dha with carved ivory hilt, late 18th or early 19th century.from The Macao Museum of Art

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end0skeletal:Tal’ngay Dha’run the leucistic grey-headed flying fox was rescued in the town of Canung

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