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Old 20th August 2023, 08:41 AM   #4
Copycat
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Thank you for the additional pictures.

Looks like the pommel was shaped and filed after mounting. Not a good sign either.

It's sure not made for battle, and too many signs of modern metalworking techniques.

But still a pretty nice sword and made with a lot of effort.
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