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Old 11th April 2013, 12:55 PM   #13
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To put a cap on this thread - I now know for absolute certain that this sword was made for an officer serving in Sarawak.

So the natural assumption must be that this scabbard was made in Sarawak, replacing the original leather and brass scabbard that Wilkinson would have provided with the sword.

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