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Old 11th June 2020, 07:08 PM   #6
Luka Borscak
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Originally Posted by ulfberth
its not 17th century but 19th or later and the other sword probably to.
This type with the knot at the end of the crossguard is a known reproduction, could you post some pictures of the other sword ?
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Ulfberth
I will take some. Is it usual for 19th century blades to have such drastic distal taper and good balance? I think the hilt is 19th century but the blade is older...
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