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Old 3rd August 2021, 02:05 PM   #25
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... A makers mark at the ricasso is always probably the best potential for identification of a blades maker, however those of prominent smiths were of course widely copied...
Sure thing, Jim; but i take it that such marks were not (at all) so much copied as written makers names.
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