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Old 9th August 2025, 03:35 PM   #1
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It is hard to tell for sure if this is a curved blade but it is certainly a basket hilt.
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It is hard to tell for sure if this is a curved blade but it is certainly a basket hilt.
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Good note Keith, on the sidearm on this figure appears to be an Afghan paluaor.
I did not note on the commanders basket hilt, it does have a curved blade, which if in Scottish parlance, would be termed 'turcael'.
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