A sail guard sword - blade for ID

fernando · 19th July 2014, 11:49 AM

Ah ... great news, great knowledge Jasper

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It was well worth waiting for your input ... perfect, as always.
Besides my inversion of the blade sides (right and left) i would never make it that a German smith would use the name Pedro instead of Peter.
It really takes a lot of acumulated knowledge to discern these things as you so well often do.
I am contented to have 'almost' cracked a part of the puzzle (Berchausen-Berghausen), which places me in a good position to run for expert class III category

Well Jim, no 'arcanostic' esotérica this time

Dank u wel Jasper

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19th July 2014, 11:49 AM	#13
fernando (deceased) Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Portugal Posts: 9,694	Ah ... great news, great knowledge Jasper . It was well worth waiting for your input ... perfect, as always. Besides my inversion of the blade sides (right and left) i would never make it that a German smith would use the name Pedro instead of Peter. It really takes a lot of acumulated knowledge to discern these things as you so well often do. I am contented to have 'almost' cracked a part of the puzzle (Berchausen-Berghausen), which places me in a good position to run for expert class III category Well Jim, no 'arcanostic' esotérica this time Dank u wel Jasper . Last edited by fernando; 19th July 2014 at 12:45 PM.