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Old 26th January 2017, 02:03 AM   #6
Reventlov
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Originally Posted by cornelistromp
Also inscriptions and details came forth after the thick layer of paint had been removed by the restorer.
Do tell! Are the inscriptions legible? I am very curious and would love to see photos...

Peter Johnsson has shared some additional thoughts about this interesting sword and possible "cousins" in a recent thread of mine that may be of interest to forum members here also.

http://myarmoury.com/talk/viewtopic.php?p=317321#317321

A sword in the Wallace Collection has a somewhat similar very thin, flat pommel... there's a recent paper that reveals it had a very delicate silver inscription, but sadly it's all but obliterated.

https://www.academia.edu/29498453/An...Collection.pdf

cheers,
Mark
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