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Old 15th July 2016, 07:55 PM   #6
Miguel
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Originally Posted by A.alnakkas
Thats quite an attractive tulwar. I do believe that the blade is a clauberg or an immitation of one. Still a lovely example!
Thank you for your comments. Your observation is interesting but I am unable to agree or disagree as I am not Knowledgeable enough except to say that I have not seen a sword with a Clauberg blade which looks as wide as this one although I can see that some their sabre blades are similarly curved and multi fullered. I am hoping that Jim might offer his thoughts on this sword
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