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Location: Germany
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Hi
I have got a bundle of 4 today. ( feel like x-mas ) I will post them seperatly. Any comment will be welcome. This one with molar tooth. I will clean the blade soon. Best regards Thomas |
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Hello,
Nice Sewar. I' don't know for the blade (I love the rounded base) but for me the scabbard is not very old. |
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Thanks Thomas |
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Hello Thomas,
Certainly a genuine antique blade! Fittings tend to be younger for old-timers like this. How well does the blade fit? Have a thorough look at the scabbard, especially the wood and also the inside. If it doesn't look like a more recent replacement, it might have some age with possibly the later embossed bands helping to stabilize worn out joints. Regards, Kai |
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Thomas,
If and/ or when it's convenient for you, could I ask you to post a closeup photo of the end/ tip of the "crosspiece" of the scabbard, from "head-on"? A similar photo of the "buntut"/ bottom of the scabbard would be nice, as well, though I'm primarily interested in the end of the "crosspiece". I apologize for my unfamiliarity with the nomenclature related to sewar. Thank you. Mickey |
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