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Old 9th October 2015, 06:53 PM   #1
Miguel
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Hi Miguel,

Here is a thread with some similar firangi-type swords for your records. They share the pierced Deccani hilt but have clearly-European blades.

Emanuel
Hi Emanuel,
Thank you so much for making me aware of that thread. I found it very interesting. How similar these basket hilts are and most of them appear to be in the same condition which from my research to date indicates that they are 17 th to 18th century. I see by your comments that you like your sword as much as I like mine. In case you did not notice my sword has had welded repairs carried out to the knuckle guards. It is not surprising considering their age and condition. Your sword is a nice example of a Firangi.
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Miguel
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