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Old 12th October 2010, 01:58 AM   #16
Ron Anderson
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Hi Stephen

As I mentioned, the same design seems to pertain to volunteer swords like the Artillery Volunteer sword that I have.

These are also I guess civilian arms, so you may be right about that assessment.

The sword I have is like the military officer's sword, but shorter and with that earlier design - both elements make it distinct from the usual army sword. No doubt they thought it was important to keep the distinction clear.
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