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If (if) this hilt were made of silver, this would be the German/Prussian hallmark Lot system. The 13 lot purity corresponds to 812/000 silver.
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The same type, compare also:
galeriedemars.fr / Armes blanches / sabre karabela, Polonais |
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thank you Fernando !!
I looked about the lot stamps you told me and found a site about these lots if it's like that, it will be an old austrian model of hunting dagger ( silver 812 as you told me ) Pretty cool if it's like that !! http://www.silvercollection.it/austr...hallmarks.html ( the T in the O on the blade of the small knife looks too like the old stamp ) ![]() Perhaps do you know how we can test silver authenticity ? Kind regards |
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a tiny drop of bleach on silver will turn it black, the purer the silver, the faster it reacts. when satisfied, wash it off & re-polish the spot. if it DOESN'T blacken, it isn't silver. (clean the area beforehand to make sure there is no oil or grease/wax coating to give a false negative...)
egg yolk will also blacken real silver quite quickly, it has sulphur in the yolk part. |
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Ok tank you !!
I'll try and tell you ( better I think to start with the egg yolk !!) ![]() |
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