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Old 21st April 2016, 10:23 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by ariel
You might be right: I do not have it in my hands. Better pick of damages might easily convince me.
Yeah, you are right but keep it in mind I wasn't curious about general assesment of the sword itself as I am pretty sure it is early 20th century (late 19th at best).

I was and still am curious about the maker's stamp, and so far I didn't get any much info on that.


PS: I f you're planning to visit Netherlands, I will be delighted to show you my collection and then you may have the chance to have it in your hands... providing you wear gloves.

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