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29th September 2022, 02:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Jim McDougall

I think I found which reference you mean. I was going through Norman (1980) looking through the pommels chapter for anything described as Saxon, as well as indexes but found nothing with that specific designation.
I found the book "Die Schwerter und Schwertknaufe der Sammlung Carl van Schwerzbac-Bregenz" by Dr. R.Forrers, Leipzig, 1905.

Yeah, European Sword Pommels is the English translation it seems:

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