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Old 16th June 2022, 03:41 PM   #3
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Something like this, you mean?:



That could work. Maybe the circular bit in the center of the crossguard is the rivet for the nagel?

Also, as an aside, hauswehr is a very appropriate name for the sword in the folk tale (although the mention of the wig sounds very >=17th century so that wouldn't really work too well with a 15th century sword, of course).

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