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Old 3rd December 2023, 01:54 PM   #14
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Is it me or does the grip resemble the ones found on later Espada de Ceņir, rather than either Bilbao / Boca de Caballo swords or Hungarian sabers?
I take it that, the grip alone is rather common in Spanish (even Iberian) swords in general, cup hilts and all, made in turned wood. The Hungarian approach, being or not plausible, refers only to the blade.
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