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I suspect the moderators won't be too happy with this, being a current auction, but perhaps they will make an exception because of the extraordinary estimate that I doubt will figure in the bidding plans of most forumnites.
Otherwise, please take it down, and I apologise. Best wishes Richard https://auction.apolloauctions.com/l...tsar-of-russia |
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It might be of value to save the photos and description for posting once the auction is complete, for history's sake?
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Once the auction is complete of course, that potential is virtually ended, but of course common sense must prevail in open comments concerning weapon sales issued publicly. I am no lawyer, but this is how I see these situations. As noted, this is a most important sword historically, and the monetary matter is for me, inconsequential. The history of the sword itself is fascinating regardless, and would make for great discussion as to the nature and characteristics of the shashka itself. Interesting it is ex -Mollo collection! |
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WOW!! After the auction I am looking forward to seeing if anyone has information on the maker and history of the blade and fittings. I really liked the seal of Solomon hidden in the foliage on the pommel.
Last edited by Interested Party; 4th October 2024 at 05:22 PM. Reason: I said too much |
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