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Hi,
All these tagged as French 18thC from old sales catalogues. Regards, Norman. Last edited by Norman McCormick; 1st December 2023 at 03:58 PM. |
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Spot on Norman!
This style of blade decoration was extremely popular in Nantes, particularly by the purveyor Caissagnard as I understand, following similar 'oriental' fashions in Eastern Europe. Note the 'clipped point' in the one at top, termed a 'pandour point' (Seifert, 1962). |
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After doing a bit of reasearch i realized that in Austria-Hungary they were/are also called Pandurendolch.
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