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Old 7th August 2012, 08:56 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by fernando
As i said Gene, no more pictures .That's why i tried to compensate with the blade description .
I know this is a chalenge; hoping the hilt is self speaking .
Ah, well we have an old saying, "What's good for the Goose"
So I'll be posting a blade stamp I want to identify now

As for your sword.
The hilt looks later 18thC to me. But pictures of the blade might change that opinion.
My initial thoughts are that the animal headed full bronze hilt with 'S' guard puts me in mind of the private bandmans swords from that era. But there is something almost 'hunting hanger' about it.

The Bird has a very 'exotic' look to it. My feeling is European but colonial.
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