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Old 31st March 2014, 12:17 AM   #23
ALEX
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I totally agree, the fittings are of high quality, and properly made. The cartouche is also of higher than average quality (compare to more recent work shown above). Overall, it is a quality sword, a testament to it's new owner good taste)
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