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Old 7th October 2008, 05:11 PM   #2
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HUGGARE dansk?, m/1801 för jägare translates (from Swedish) to CUTLASS danish?, m/1801 for jaegers.

With no m/1801 or m/1777 shown in Berg's Svenska Blankvapen, nor shown in the exhibition at the Army Museum in Stockholm, it'd seem quite unlikely that it's Swedish.
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