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Old 14th September 2006, 07:54 AM   #3
Andy Davis
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Hi Bill
I see what you mean, very nice and very similar in style but detail is certainly different. I would guess the handle on mine is a Victorian replacement and would have been closer to yours.
I only get the name from Rawsons reference and the other writers that copy his deffinitions. In "The Indian Sword" there are photos of two similar, one with this odd stud on the back of the blade but still no reference as to why?
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Andy
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