Parrying Dagger Makers Mark

dana_w · 2nd December 2012, 02:46 PM

You gentlemen are absolutely fantastic. I am really getting an education. The “Ordem Militar de Santiago da Espada” … !

I have a LARGE collection of relic daggers, both Spanish and French. Most of them were excavated in Florida, many by my father in the 1960s. They date from the last half of the 16th century or the early 17th century. Juan Ponce de León first landed here in 1513. The 500th anniversary in April of next year. Right now I am photographing a lot of the relic daggers and adding them to my web site.

I'd love to show them to you and hear your opinions / speculations. Should I create a new thread for each dagger?

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2nd December 2012, 02:46 PM	#14
dana_w Member Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: Southeast Florida, USA Posts: 436	You gentlemen are absolutely fantastic. I am really getting an education. The “Ordem Militar de Santiago da Espada” … ! I have a LARGE collection of relic daggers, both Spanish and French. Most of them were excavated in Florida, many by my father in the 1960s. They date from the last half of the 16th century or the early 17th century. Juan Ponce de León first landed here in 1513. The 500th anniversary in April of next year. Right now I am photographing a lot of the relic daggers and adding them to my web site. I'd love to show them to you and hear your opinions / speculations. Should I create a new thread for each dagger?