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Old 14th October 2016, 06:15 AM   #7
Will M
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The blade by Enfield would originally have been a 1821 pattern light or heavy cavalry troopers sword. The latest dates on 1821p Enfield swords I've seen is 1848. These blades are 35 1/2" or so.
The name Enfield is followed by the date on the blade spine, on this sword it is obscured.
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