The new life of the sabre blade.

[Jacenty]

Originally Posted by awdaniec666

Grip wrong. Crossguard badly made. This blade would not have been used on a Central or Eastern European sabre of the 17th century. This Frankensword fits the ethical standards of its owner.

Original Cossack sabres can only be found on battlefields in Ukraine. They look as in the attached photos.








I believe that my adaptation does not deviate from the originals.
In the 17th and 18th centuries, there were hundreds if not thousands of craftsmen in Poland and Ukraine - blacksmiths and sabre makers who made battle sabres and each one was an individual, unique product.
I therefore disagree with your assessment.

[awdaniec666]

Originally Posted by Jacenty

Original Cossack sabres can only be found on battlefields in Ukraine.

No. And those swords are not called Cossack sabres.

You say the following:

Originally Posted by Jacenty

They look as in the attached photos.

And then that

Originally Posted by Jacenty

...each one was an individual, unique product.
I therefore disagree with your assessment.

So do they look all like the one from your photos? (No) Does yours look like the one on the photos? (No) Can one be sure from the photos that the sabre shown is original (No)

Nevermind, that Nimcha is already trashed - nothing left to argue about.