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Old 23rd December 2018, 03:31 PM   #13
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... I do not think they would have been worn with leather scabbards, intended for the battlefields, but with only metal scabbards.. (??). What do you think of my assumption?...
However you can have leather scabbards with luxurious trimmings, like in your post #1. It appears that leather scabbards for the field would be an indicator, but not a definite one.

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