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Alexander 10th June 2011 08:38 PM
RIFLES SWORD M1827.
 
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Dear friends. I want to ask a question.
1. How to decipher letters C and P? (If it is possible on more detailed).
2. Somebody knows the manufacturer of this brand PROOF?
Respect, Alexander.

Neil 10th June 2011 11:25 PM
I believe the C----->P was meant to denote the best percussive portion of the blade. I read this in either Robson's or Bezdek's books concerning British swords.

Norman McCormick 11th June 2011 12:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Neil
I believe the C----->P was meant to denote the best percussive portion of the blade.
Neil is correct, 'Centre of Percussion', I have the same marks on a Wilkinson P1821 Heavy Cavalry Officers Undress sword.
Regards,
Norman.

kahnjar1 11th June 2011 01:06 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Alexander
Dear friends. I want to ask a question.
1. How to decipher letters C and P? (If it is possible on more detailed).
2. Somebody knows the manufacturer of this brand PROOF?
Respect, Alexander.
The Star of David was the mark used by Wilkinson of London, but this one looks a bit "rough" to me.
Regards Stuart

Alexander 14th June 2011 10:34 PM
Dear friends. Thanks you for comments!
I thank you!!!

Respect, Alexander.


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