Timur/Tamerlane Pawns - Shatranj Kamil

this is a small set of Timur and Timur Full Chess / Shatranj Pawns. - Pawn of Shah (3 different ones) Pawn of Vizir Pawn of Ferz Pawn of Rook Pawn of Picket (Bishop) Pawn of Knight Pawn of Jamal (Camel) Pawn of Zarafah (Giraffe) Pawn of Pil (Elephant) Pawn of Dabbabah (War Machine) Pawn of Pawn Pawn of Luxm (Sea Monster) Pawn of Asad (Lion) Pawn of Thaur (Bull) Pawn of Revealer - "During the reign of Timur Lenk, also called Tamerlane (1336 - 1405), this game was played often in Persia. Some old sources tell that Timur invented the game himself, but this attribution is, as more of such attributions, not necessarily true. The game is a large variant of Shatranj, the orthodox chess-game of that period. As a consequence, the game was also called Shatranj Kamil (perfect chess) or Shatranj Al-Kabir (large chess). - The game was mentioned in Murray's History of Chess, and discussed in more detail, with sample game, in the book of Gollon." - http://www.chessvariants.org/historic.dir/tamerlane.html