There are a lot of debates regarding the exact name of this type of sword. The Persian call it QAMA, In the Caucasus and Central Asia it is known as QUADARA. The same names also applies to other - similar but not exactly the same - weapon. It looks like a long. Massive single edge Kindjal. It origin is most probably Persian. It comes in various sizes, up to 30 inches, and in a variety of quality and materials. This specific example has a single edge up curving blade, 24 inches long. It has four fullers on both sides. The front side has traces of Arabic inscription in koftgary inlay and a six point maker mark inscribed Amal... (The work of ... ) . The grips are of black horn, riveted to the blade tang with steel rivets and rivet disks made from old silver Persian coins, some The scabbard is wood covered with black leather. The ring attachment is steel. Total length is 30 ½ inches. Good condition. Small chips from the grip horn and worn scabbard tip.