Osborn's G Stamp

Bryce · 27th May 2018, 11:45 PM

Thanks GC,

It seems odd that Bolton who made so many swords for the American market didn't seem to make any for the British market?

Is it possible he sourced his blades from Osborn?

I don't have a copy of Mowbray. Does he shed any more light on this?

In regards to the German theory, what about these sword blades could be considered as "Legally Protected"? Henry Osborn together with John Gaspard Le Marchant is credited with designing the 1796 cavalry swords, but not the spadroons that also carry the G stamp.

Cheers,

Bryce

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27th May 2018, 11:45 PM	#5
Bryce Member Join Date: Aug 2017 Location: North Queensland, Australia Posts: 187	Thanks GC, It seems odd that Bolton who made so many swords for the American market didn't seem to make any for the British market? Is it possible he sourced his blades from Osborn? I don't have a copy of Mowbray. Does he shed any more light on this? In regards to the German theory, what about these sword blades could be considered as "Legally Protected"? Henry Osborn together with John Gaspard Le Marchant is credited with designing the 1796 cavalry swords, but not the spadroons that also carry the G stamp. Cheers, Bryce