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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Room 101, Glos. UK
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two rings on either side of the scabbard near the throat as in UK swords from 1850-ish to date, allow for hanging the sword vertically from a belt or baldric while on horseback. the wearer usually also has a hook on his belt which he uses on the spine side ring to hang it in a more convenient angle while on foot. i seem to recall seeing a few scabbards that also had a third suspension ring further down the scabbard towards the chape 'drag' end, allowing for either method of suspension. |
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Join Date: Sep 2014
Posts: 905
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Hello everybody,
I finally received my sword !!!! Long way from home !!! The hallmarks/tughras consolidate me about ottoman mounts on an old european blade. Is anybody specialised in tughras ? 19th-early 20th ? what about the age/origin of the blade ? An Old Austro-Hungarian blade ? |
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