photos from an temporary exhibition hosted in Arts&Crafts Museum of HangZhou,China

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photos from an temporary exhibition hosted in Arts&Crafts Museum of HangZhou,China

30th October 2018, 05:58 PM

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sakimori

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Originally Posted by Will M

This sword displays British influence mid/late 1700's. The ball guard, pommel though a face and not a lion. The knuckle bow chain and blade fuller.

Yes Will you really reminded me of that style of swords. I was not thinking in the right direction, apparently. Thank you for your suggestion.

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