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Old 9th May 2015, 12:49 PM   #11
ulfberth
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Originally Posted by E.B. Erickson
First, glad to see photos of the blade on Mark's sword, even though it negated my prediction that it would have a narrow and wide fuller!

Second, please see the attached photos.This went through eBay several years ago, and was advertised as being a Dutch baskethilt. Can any of you that have access to European museums verify this? The pommel does not appear to be original. The photos of a page from a book were included as aprt of the auction description.
From the National Museum Copenhagen Denmark, Danish, Dutch , north European ?
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Ulfberth
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