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Old 6th July 2020, 07:32 PM   #3
ulfberth
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Hi Shayde ,
this one is indeed a Victorian copy , the leather has some age to it but if you look at the pommel and the crossguard you can see it's to perfectly rounded geometrical identical from all sides .
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