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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: adelaide south australia
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HI Fernando
Great Basket, you must be very excited to acquire it. Unfortunately with basket hilts the blade don't help us much as they where rarely of local manufacture and everyone wanted some version of Farara on them. This brings us back to the hilt, which at first I thought British dragoon variation, however having now become aware of the popularity of Basket hilts in France I am leaning toward s this one being French or continental. Haven't found one with these elegant rounded bars in my data base yet so I will dig into my library and see if something pops up. The wonderful thing about basket hilts is the variations are endless and keep up guessing. As I said great sword, wish it was in my collection. Cheers Cathey and Rex |
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Location: adelaide south australia
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Hi Fernando,
found this one in my data base, very similar with a plain blade. Michael long had it listed as a European Cavalry sword. Cheers Cathey and Rex |
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