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Old 1st August 2015, 07:26 PM   #11
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That kind of fullering/groves reminded me of one of Drabya Shah's weapons circa 1559
That is a very impressive piece. I presume that it is held in Nepal?

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This is quite a good little PDF on Officers 1796 LCS
Although I cannot see the name of the articles author, it would appear to be written by Richard Dellar?

Richard is probably the leading scholar working on British cavalry swords at the moment. I can thoroughly recommend his latest book:

“The British Cavalry Sword 1788 – 1912, Some New Perspectives”

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Chris
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