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Old 13th October 2013, 03:32 PM   #17
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Default type XIIIa with two latten-inlaid arrows

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Originally Posted by Iain
Hi Jean-Luc,

Yes the arrow is a known symbol, actually the photo you posted highlights one of the things I found puzzling about the marks on your sword - on the photo you posted the style is the usual one for inlays of this type, the main form of the mark is chiseled out and then crossing lines are used to help insure the inlay stays in place. I have examples of this in my own collection. In the photo the inlay is also quite flat with the surface of the steel.

For me it is unusual and interesting your sword.

All the best,
Iain
Some pictures from a type XIIIa with two latten-inlaid arrows
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