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Old 14th October 2013, 05:59 PM   #1
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Default Great war sword mark for id

Quite a stretch, but something about the arrows in this German mark, p253 Small Arms Makers by Col. Robert E. Gardner seems similar. Original reference Catalog of Sale of Collection of Henry Griffith Keasby, New York, 1925
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