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Old 19th October 2009, 12:06 AM   #12
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Seits also mentions that in the 16 Century the sword makers in Graz and Passau hat the expression DEUTSCHGEFASSTE SAEBEL/ GERMAN HILTED SABRE for a type of sword with curved blade and hilts with pommel. Also the swiss Sabre is part of this group.
this statement makes Michaels sword, belonging to this group, a sabre

regards from Holland

Thank you very much for the clarification cornelistromp. Guess I have to settle for a sabre then

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Samuel
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