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Hello Seeker, thats a nice quality small sword, the period is around 1760-1770 certainly not 17th c or before 1700 this one.
The country of origine most probably French , kind regards Ulfberth |
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Thank you very much for sharing your expertise, Ulfberth. I appreciate it.
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So I guess that would be during the reign of Louis XV. I like to place old artifacts in a context for myself.
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This is because of fashion and the influence of fashion and sometimes you will find French or German blades in English hilts even in this period. But over the years ive had a fairly large number of these in my hands and this one screams France. |
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I agree: French.
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French, it is!
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