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Old 7th April 2023, 12:56 PM   #1
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Jim,

Yes - identifying if the book that appears in a search is the right volume is the problem. None matched the exact title. The Royal Armouries have a copy.

I've found Markham (some good stuff on waistbelts /girdles and baldricks too) and RR Sharpe, which mentions Turky and Turkey blades and Irish and open hilts, so there's another link that the basket hilts had 'Turky' blades.

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Old 13th April 2023, 03:20 PM   #2
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Coming back to Turkey swords and Irish hilts, I had some comms with the Wakefield Museum staff about the Sandal Castle basket hilted sword and unfortunately the curve to the blade is bend damage rather than a curved blade.
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