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Old 26th May 2015, 05:10 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by Jim McDougall
Well, Andrea Ferara produced thousands of blades over at least two centuries!!
Naturally there seems a disparity in records, and there were a number of smiths in the Dinger family over generations. Without any further thought needed toward the latter Clemens Dinger attribution nor Toledo, my point was primarily that the making of this blade seems to me likely the earlier (pre 1627) and I do agree the period suggested.
Hi Jim, yes 1627 is a kind of Terminus post quem the earliest evidence of date, he must have worked.
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