The handle of the ax (hatchet) of Georgios Karaiskakis, with its exceptionally impressive decoration, inspired us to created a unique magnifying lense. A special gift for a special cooperation or event. The original knife is exhibited at the National Historical Museum in Athens and is dated to 19th century A.D. A heirloom from the Greek War of Independence 1821. The handle of the magnifying lense is made of solid brass.
Dimensions: 5,5cm x 13,5 cm x 1 cm
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The Charbi was a little knife, that was hanging from the belt of the fighter and it was used for pinning and filling a gun, for drilling or even as a file for sharpening the sword. They were great examples of metalworking. Each charbi was usually decorated with impressive and elegant decorations.
The Hydra Museum - Historical Archives exhibitions are evidence of the rich cultural heritage of Hydra. The museum has an admirable collection of the most representative examples of the art of gun-making, kept and exhibited in wooden display cases. Gun-making was a very important art, which blossomed during the 18th, 19th centuries and the beginning of the 20th century. Most weapons, such as swords and pistols, belonged to Hydriots, but some of them are loot from naval battles of the fleet of Hydra with the ottoman fleet.
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