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Old 9th July 2015, 06:50 PM   #3
Marcus den toom
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It is without a doubt German, because the sentence ALAMANIA ME FECIT. is litterally translated to "Germany made me" So Fernando is right to assume that the other names will probaby be latin versions of the real makers or owners name.

I am right to see that this sword was for auction just a few days ago?
Nice catch Jean Luc
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