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Old 25th March 2020, 12:13 PM   #29
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... As for the bare blade, it seems more rapier length, albeit with a missing tip...
Yes, it sure does. Can you tell us its length ... excluding the tang ?

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...At least, it is longer that the 18th century smallsword I have in my collection...
Sure thing; it could well be from the XVII century.

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... I haven't found any markings on it, but will let you know if I find any...
Look hard; some times there are (rather faded) inscriptions on these.

This blade could (could) have been mounted on a cup hilt sword, although that grip wrapping style is not so usual seen ... i guess; as also this could have been from a different sord.
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