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here's the golok:
dimensions: total length (in scabbard)= 26" total length (sword only)= 23.5" blade= 17.5" handle= 6" |
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Nice one !
Dated 192? Often these are found without the scabbard lug . I had to make a replacement for my example . Really nice engraving ; I like the star pattern . |
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in regards with the date, i was thinking more in the line of 1892, perhaps? and what's a scabbard lug? i do like the engravings on the spine, tho; very ornated sword overall... |
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Second I'm really not sure what the native term for that projection on the side of your scabbard is so I refer to it as a 'lug' .
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Rick:
I believe the "lug" to which you refer is called a scabbard slide. Ian. |
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Scabbard slide it is .
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