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	Oriental-Arms: Search Results
		Good Fighting Tulwar / Talwar Sword with Marked Blade
		Short and Heavy Kora sword with Tulwar Handle
		A Tulwar Sword for a Child - Authentic
	www.oriental-arms.co.il /search.php?q=tulwar&page=1 (43 words)

	Definition of tulwar - Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary
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	Tulwar (Site not responding. Last check: )
		6 letters in word "tulwar": A L R T U W.
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	Tulwar (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A tulwar is a type of saber from Mughal India dating back to at least the 17th century.
		However the blade of a tulwar is wider in the ricasso than a shamshir, and will taper less to the point.
		Due to it's popularity in India the tulwar was found in 19th century Afghanistan, Nepal, Mysore.
	www.centipedia.com /articles/Tulwar (227 words)

	SikhSpectrum.com Monthly. A new current is swelling up in the world of Sikh martial arts. Under the cloak of "gatka ...
		Both are curved, but the main differences are that the shamshir has a very pronounced, extreme curve, and the tulwar usually has a disc pommel.
		The shamshir is for cutting; the tulwar is for clever use of both the point and the edge in a fight.
		The point of having a curve in a tulwar or a kirpan is to enable you to perform "draw cuts".
	www.sikhspectrum.com /062002/shaster.htm (3009 words)

	A tulwar question - Sword Forum International
		I can't answer this for all tulwar, but of the ones I've handled, the hilt is a hollow shell into which the blade tang, which is pretty short on most I've seen, is in fact glued in with a sort of pitch type adhesive.
		I've had the opportunity to observe a couple of old broken tulwar and the tang on those was maybe 2 or 3 inches long.
		I happen to know that they glue the handles on in an apperantly historical fashion so my main concern is with the handle comeing loose or comeing off competely due to a shoddy glue being used.
	forums.swordforum.com /showthread.php?p=893889#post893889 (657 words)

	art
		It is Tulwar, BTW; the farthest left, he is firing off a ki-blast (I think it is supposed to be na'thu), looking his usual beat-up self.
		The one farthest right is a closeup of Tulwar with all of his clothing and equipment intact (a rare sight) and free of blood'n'bruises.
		Tulwar, taking off his weights (which are kinda/sorta attached to his cape, just like Piccolo's G) and baldrics/belt (to which his swords are attached).
	members.tripod.com /Zakkyurrdai/art.htm (721 words)

	Indian Swords (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Famous the world over, the tulwar is the single most recognisable piece of weaponry in the middle east and India.
		There are many different forms of tulwar, from the straight bladed Kirach to the overty curved Tega.
		tulwar but has protruding centre piece that can stick out several inches in certain examples.
	www.dragonsflame.co.uk /indswords.htm (247 words)

	"Potter of Bones" by Eleanor Arnason
		If the Tulwar were going to survive, every healthy female had to bear children.
		They did not mean to turn their children away from enjoyment of the world, but so much had been lost; they had become afraid; and fear is the end of piety.
		Most were similar to ones in Tulwar; but she found a few new kinds, including one she knew as a fossil.
	www.asimovs.com /_issue_0401/bones.shtml (15208 words)

	Realistic Sparring Weapons - Products - Indian Tulwar (Site not responding. Last check: )
		What set Tulwar aparts from the other middle east curved swords was its hilt design that it always features a disc pommel.
		Indian Tulwar were often made by Wootz (the true Damascus steel) or European imported steel.
		The hilt of Tulwar features a disc pommel, a knuckle bar and a short cross guard that provides the weapon wielding hand a very strong protection from all angles.
	www.rsw.com.hk /tulwar.htm (444 words)

	Ethnographic Arms & Armour - View Single Post - tulwar or talwar (Site not responding. Last check: )
		On tulwar hilt vs khanda hilt, AFAIK the "spike" (it's really a handle for left hand flips and long ones can be used in blocks though I don't know if that's traditional) is not the only difference, and like some others is not universal (ie some tulwars do have a long "spike".).
		There is the grip, curved and cylindrical on the firangi, straight and swelled on the tulwar (yes, another nonuniversal).
		There is the flat plate quard, with its boatlike upward curve that seems greater than the cupping affect of a tulwar's quillons, and the quillons under the plate, with their resemblance to the ganga of kris sundang (and often with baca like features).
	www.vikingsword.com /vb/showpost.php?p=10714&postcount=28 (159 words)

	Ethnographic Arms & Armour - Info on new Tulwar and Indo Axe (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Just as Jens has noted spot on, your tulwar is a very nice example of fighting tulwar on latter 19th to very early 20th century, and Rajasthan quite likely for manufacture.
		I once owned a pair of solid metal tulwars made for native cavalry troopers in British Raj units, that were manufactured by 'Mole', the well established Birmingham maker later incorporated into the famed Wilkinson.
		It is well known that British native cavalry regiment contingents favored the tulwar, especially of course the Sikh and Rajput warriors that comprised considerably the ranks.
	www.vikingsword.com /vb/showthread.php?t=3467 (1003 words)

	TherionArms - Rajput fighting tulwar (Site not responding. Last check: )
		For years, I've been mostly ignoring tulwar since the majority of them for sale in the US are flimsy 1800's and 1900's "Sepoy" tulwar, mass produced as inexpensive weaponry by native workers in colonial factories.
		The blade is quite robust, 1/4" thick at the base of the spine, and it tapers down to 1/16" at the false edge (also an unusual feature in tulwar).
		This sword has seen some action with one bad chip at the striking "sweet spot", but otherwise is in good shape for it's age (and usefulness!).
	therionarms.com /sold/com004.html (175 words)

	Tulwar Products (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Indo Persian Axe Indian Bullova not sword Talwar Tulwar
		Antique 18th century Indo Persian Sword Talwar Tulwar
		Antique Indo Persian Tulwar Sword 1800's 19th Century
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	tulwar - Definitions from Dictionary.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
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	Urban Dictionary: tulwar
		tulwar isn't defined yet, but these are pretty close:
		A talwar or tulwar is a type of sabre from Mughal India dating back to at least the 17th century.
		In what was called Hindustan this became by far the most popular choice of sword.
	www.urbandictionary.com /define.php?term=tulwar (338 words)

	The Potter of Bones by Eleanor Arnason
		The matrons of Tulwar coveted them for their children and grandchildren.
		Before the child was born, he took a coastal trader north, leaving nothing behind except a bone necklace and Tulwar Haik.
		The Tulwar followed; and somewhere, days beyond sight of land, a storm drowned their fleet.
	www.asimovs.com /_issue_0210/potter.shtml (5411 words)

	Blood of the Lynx
		Something in the officer’s tone, or in the glint of the morning’s dismal light off the blade of his lance, must have disquieted her; she edged toward the outlaw.
		The captain turned the fall into an agile roll of his armored body that brought him to his feet, as he dropped the spear and clawed his sword from its scabbard.
		He flung himself at Zhangi, hewing and slashing, and steel rang as the outlaw caught the blows on his tulwar.
	www.pulpanddagger.com /pulpmag/wiz/lynx4.html (1068 words)

	Ethnographic Arms & Armour - View Single Post - Tulwar hilt and disc pommel.....the reason for their design
		Tulwar hilts....small...and the disc pommel catches the back of the hand...perhaps Asians had smaller hands?......Comments like these are often mentioned about Tulwar hilts.
		I think I may have the answer.....we are used to 'standard' sword 'play' and as such see the hilt as a problem.
		The small hilt and large pommel ensure the sword is not 'lost' in the frenzy of battle.
	www.vikingsword.com /vb/showpost.php?p=28604&postcount=1 (160 words)

	Tulwar Products (Site not responding. Last check: )
		468: An important tulwar, the property of the Princess
		East India Tulwar Sword with Spike and Steel Handle OLD
		TULWAR SWORD INDO PERSIAN KATAR SHAMSHIR WOOTZ DAMASCUS
	pykh.org /tulwar.html (98 words)

	HR
		There are no 'faithless' clerics in this campaign-clerics with no specific patron deity must choose domains from the 'None' column for their character's religion.
		The Druid proficiencies in Spear is for its use as a Simple weapon, and with the Tulwar is for its use as a Martial weapon-see the Equipment section for details.)
		Also, there is a new weapon called a tulwar, which is essentially a bastard-sword-sized scimitar.
	home.att.net /~s.c.simmons/hr.htm (2111 words)

	Planet Diablo Forums
		I think you'd be better off with keeping those sockets open for Ist runes later on if you plan to go hunting for uniques.
		There are far more efficient weapons than that tulwar out there, and I think most people would consider it a waste of a good magic find weapon to put gems in it.
		Even if they are shitty, you will probably come across another unique tulwar before you find/trade for an ist.
	www.forumplanet.com /PlanetDiablo/topic.asp?fid=2802&tid=1078071 (727 words)

	Ethnographic Arms & Armour - Tulwar, markings on blade, can anyone identify please (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Hi, just acquired (but not received yet) my first Tulwar, can anyone identify the markings on the blade.
		In fact any information or comments on this sword will be most welcome.
		The hilt is Sikh and the markings seem to me a variation of the eyelash markings usually found on some tulwar blades.
	www.vikingsword.com /vb/printthread.php?t=2525 (100 words)

	Blood of the Lynx
		“I am a friend, your highness, come to take you from this place of captivity.” He dipped the tulwar in a flourish of respect.
		He could meet a human foe with cold steel, with a slashing blow from his tulwar, but the shadows had no flesh to rend, no blood to spill.
		He was trapped in a dream, in a place where reality as he knew it did not exist.
	www.pulpanddagger.com /pulpmag/wiz/lynx3.html (1536 words)

	Tulwar Page
		Also called the tulwar, the talwar was a curved steel sword from India very similar in design and function to the scimitar and shamshir.
		It was an excellent slashing weapon with a sharp tip that could also be used for thrusting when necessary.
		Many remaining talwars have intricately carved blades which depict family histories, great battles, and the like.
	members.aol.com /dargolyt/TheForge/TULWAR.HTM (59 words)

	GH House Rules
		Druids may use other weapons with which they gain proficiency (by spending feats, multiclassing, etc.) without penalty; the penalties listed in the Player's Handbook apply only to wearing forbidden armors.
		Note: A Druid's normal proficiencies with halfspear and shortspear are as simple weapons, and with the tulwar as a martial weapon.
		Note: a tulwar may be also be used two-handed as a Large Martial weapon.
	home.att.net /~s.c.simmons/ghhouse.htm (1107 words)

	Ancient Arms 39" huge Silver engraved mughal indian tulwar / sword
		Ancient Arms 39" huge Silver engraved mughal indian tulwar / sword
		The blade of this tulwar is forged by hand and is taper ground to a very sharp edge and features a narrow fuller that runs along two thirds of the blade.
		The hilt is intricately decorated with a traditional relief pattern
	www.ancientarms.biz /servlet/Detail?no=14 (61 words)

	eBay Guides - wootz, bulat, and damascus steel
		new 38" silver engraved damascus una tulwar swords
		38" heavily curved gold handle UNA tulwar sword
		scimitar shamshir cutlass saber sword tulwar not katana
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	tulwar - OneLook Dictionary Search
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		tulwar : Hutchinson's Dictionary of Difficult Words [home, info]
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	Tulwar find - Sword Forum International
		I've heard that tulwars with yelman are quite rare, so that would make it especially interesting.
		I've seen quite a few of them (my other one has a yelman as well), so I don't think they're really rare.
		But I do like them more then tulwars without a yelman.
	forums.swordforum.com /showthread.php?p=891648 (377 words)

	TherionArms - North Indian hindu tulwar (Site not responding. Last check: )
		North Indian style tulwar with classic Hindu style d-guard.
		Wide flat blade possibly from a 1796 model British saber - lots of them made their way to the Middle East, Northern Africa, Afghanistan, and India, and were re-hilted by native craftsmen.
		A tip o'the helmet and thanks to P.S. Rawson for his book 'The Indian Sword' (New York, Arco Publishing Company, 1969) for the identification of this sword.
	www.therionarms.com /sold/com013.html (90 words)

	Indo Persian Tulwar Sword tigers 18th c.
		Please refer to our stock # E13 when inquiring.
		Indo-Persian Tulwar sword from the late 18th century, could be earlier.
		The blade is deeply chiseled with animals as seen in Indian carpets of the period, eg.
	www.trocadero.com /101antiques/items/143958/item143958.html (61 words)

	Oriental-Arms: Search Results
		Very Fine Tulwar Sword with Chevron Pattern Blade
		Very Good Tulwar Sword with Wootz (Damascus) Blade
		Good Early Fighting Tulwar / Talwar Sword - Low Price
	www.oriental-arms.co.il /search.php?q=tulwar&page=0 (34 words)

	D2 Diablo 2 Guide - Diablo 2 Blade Of Ali Baba - Tulwar
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