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Old 6th May 2017, 12:01 PM   #5
Iain
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Originally Posted by Drabant1701
Thank you very much Ian! That is more information than I could have hoped for. I am curious as to how you know that it is a blade from Peter Kull.
The fly, lion and globus cruciger stamps are a combination known to have been used by Kull and appear in one of the blade mark compendiums. I'll see if I can dig up a scan.

Quite a few blade of this exact pattern can be found in kaskara and more occasionally takouba. Sometimes the stamps were locally filled with copper.
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