Dutch navy poniard? - Ethnographic Arms & Armour

7th January 2024, 11:48 AM

corrado26

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Originally Posted by Jim McDougall[B

B;287664]why the 'B' addendum after the initials of these men?

I think cel7 is right stating that "ASB" stands for Alexander [/B]SchimmelBusch.
In the "Geschichte der Klingenindustrie Solingens" 1885 by Cronau is to be found a swordsmith named "CLAUBERG" whose sign was "F.CB", the "CB" is certainly standing for ClauBerg

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