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Old 11th October 2008, 03:26 PM   #6
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I wonder if it were a later stamping or perhaps an export stamp? /.../ based on the length of use far beyond the early 19th century.
While discussing this pattern, do you have any information on the lead cutter swords?
I haven't found any makers mark on mine, so the idea of some sort of "Made in Britain" stamp, or perhaps a special makers mark for export use feels possible to me.

The lead cutters aren't anything I'm familiar with. I've never heard of any such here in Sweden.

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I understand that the brit. scrap marks were made after the swords were decommissioned
I was talking about the Swedish navy's scrap mark, sorry of that was a bit unclear.
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