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Old 14th January 2019, 02:28 PM   #24
Kubur
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I don't think this example was added yet from the Alava Arms Museum, as well as another recently uncovered at Ain castle in Castellón.
Thank you Iain, it's a fantastic 14th c. example!
Do you think they lost one copper ring in the process from the site to the Museum? And do you think these rings were used to hold the grips?
This sword is very interesting but to me it's not a Jineta.
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