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Old 11th April 2013, 08:08 PM   #1
Matt Easton
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Hi Gavin,
The Wilkinson records show that the sword was sold to Oliver St John, who was the postmaster of Sarawak (presumably he ordered it for a Sarawak officer). Added to this, the Wilkinson records also show the designs for a Sarawak sword belt buckle and blade etching, both which show the S with oak leaves motif and state that they war for Sarawak.
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