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Old 26th July 2025, 01:44 PM   #3
urbanspaceman
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This is a handsome sword Jim and obviously ripe with provenance.
We are in a new world for me but it is very interesting.
Let me ask a question that falls marginally into my ball-court: where was the blade from?
You mention Styria and Hungary, was there blade production there at this time?
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