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Old 11th April 2022, 12:52 AM   #5
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"The scabbard once had a horn (or, less likely, ivory) tip; if the crosspiece is separate (sharp pics would help), I'm willing to bet it and the hilt being horn. Old horn can be getting quite fibrous, too."

Certainly had a horn chape, there is still a fragment on one side. The rest looks to be as was.I am thinking of a gentle etch to take down the buffed shine. Vinegar, lime juice or the old standby....Worcester sauce!
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