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Old 29th June 2018, 01:59 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by midelburgo
The so-called Berber sabers I unconsciously related to Espadas Anchas, but I was wrong here.
I don't thing that you are wrong, they have all the same ancestor, a Spanish hilt... What is wrong is to deny a Moroccan production.
I have a question, the blades were stamped "Nueva Granada" in America or in Spain? Just to know how these blades circulated...
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