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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Portugal
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A new visit to the friend's house ... this time with (brand) new batteries on the camera.
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in my opinion a nice personalized italian officer sword , the nude type (not personalized ) was used by italian cavalry officer , include officer of Carabinieri . This model was like the good post by Jim used from 1870-1920 .
Italian military swords with british components are not unusual , much mod. 64 have british or german blade ; and others models like mod.33 and 55 olso the guard sometimes. |
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Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Bavaria, Germany - the center of 15th and 16th century gunmaking
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Hi 'Nando,
As this both obviously and sadly is not a 700 to 400 year old item I'm sorry having to quit but I'll pass the link to Ottmar. Let's see what his opinion is. Best, Michael |
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Thasns a lot BeberDagger for your precious input; my friend will be glad to receive such information
![]() Thanks Michl for your forwarding the piece to Ottmar for appreciation ![]() |
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