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Old Today, 12:37 PM   #20
CutlassCollector
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Interesting sword and discussion.
What stands out for me is the grip. It does not look as though you could get a good hold on such a long and heavy sword with that slim tapered grip.

Unless of course parts of the grip are missing and the tang has been covered over.
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