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Old 31st May 2023, 09:29 PM   #6
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Nice sword. The only thing I can contribute is that the Weyersberg which has been known to make swords in the Napoleonic times founded their workshop in the early 1790īs, so this is another workshop as far as I can tell.

The marks of Wundes (Senior and Junior) did look different from yours. I can search for an image in my library when I find some time.
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