Skull & crossbones sword....Masonic?

[fernando]

Originally Posted by Jim McDougall

... On the other hand, there were numerous sword forms that were produced specifically for wear as regalia, much as the sword Fernando recently offered on the swap which was a most interesting example...

Ah, that one; not being such a weird example, still wasn't a subject for this forum discussion, due to the modernity of its hilt ... whether or not masonic, as not so proven.
In any case, and as you know, it just came to me by accident; as immediately i sent it way to a new owner; not my cup of tea .

[Jim McDougall]

Originally Posted by fernando

Ah, that one; not being such a weird example, still wasn't a subject for this forum discussion, due to the modernity of its hilt ... whether or not masonic, as not so proven.
In any case, and as you know, it just came to me by accident; as immediately i sent it way to a new owner; not my cup of tea .

Roger that! and good you found it a new home. With my example (from photos) it is suitable weird enough that I wish I had it or could find it!!!
That IS my cup of tea, as you will agree.
Thank you again for the patience with this one I posted.