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Old 6th January 2007, 05:30 PM   #5
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.... congradulations on your expertise.

Citlali.

Thanks for the compliment......but unfortunately I am no 'expert'
I recently was researching an African 'Gladius' styled sword and was looking at the possible link to the French short sword, the 'cabbage cutter' of which your sword is the American version.

As to value....I personnally have no idea. If you can build up the personal history of the sword by trying to find out who previously owned it, what the markings mean (ie WS could be the owners initials, regiment, makers mark, armoury marks or registration ) all can help to improve the value. We cannot talk £ or $ on threads, hopefully someone may PM with a value. Or google search for sword dealers...especially those dealing with Civil war weapons.....it will certainly give you an idea (although most dealer prices are 'top end')

Regards David
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