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Old 30th March 2023, 06:09 PM   #9
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Does this tang mean that within the German Guild system that these were made by a knife maker like the langes messer, not by a sword smith?
They certainly have a lot in common. Not just the tang and riveted grip plates, but the presence of a nagel-like hand protection riveted to the guard, and general shape of the grip.
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