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Old 5th May 2009, 04:45 PM   #4
Jim McDougall
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Hi Valjhun

I have looked as well. I am unable to identify it yet but will keep looking. I have the suspicion this is a Solingen variation of a Toledo mark. As Jim has mentioned pictures of the entire sword or any other marks would be very useful.

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Jeff

Hi Jeff,
Again, I'm really glad to see you here. You've always been a true bloodhound at markings...and if you cant find it......we got trouble!

Good suggestion on Solingen interpretation, as we know they copied many markings and of course many from Toledo. One clue was always misspelling and transliteration. It seems the initials should be reversed.

All the best,
Jim
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