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Old 2nd January 2021, 03:52 PM   #6
bvieira
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Originally Posted by M ELEY
Most Spanish swords of this period had blades made in Solingen. Germany was basically producing for most of Europe at that time, with their blades being used in Scotland for basket-hilts, in American swords from the Revolutionary period, etc. I am pretty sure your sword has a model number, but i don't have access to Brincherhoff's book at the moment.
Yes from germany but also toledo, but germans often had more production quantity.
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