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11th September 2008, 12:32 AM
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 ketland saber   A.W. Spies saber   american eagle saber |
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11th September 2008, 12:49 AM
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Arms Historian
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Route 66
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My apologies Manuel Luis!! Reading too many posts at once and lost track as I was posting, thank you for your courtesy in noting my 'fox paws'
 Chevalier, really interesting examples, but are these marked in the blade decoration with the names you note, American Eagle, Spies, Ketland? As mentioned, Ketland was a commercial supplier so it is anyones guess how the terms might be interpolated. Mowbray wrote the book on American Eagle Head Swords so perhaps if anyone has a copy of that. |
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11th September 2008, 01:42 AM
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yes,
 for the spies saber. the other two where sold (advertised) as "ketland saber" and "american eagle saber" |
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11th September 2008, 02:20 AM
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Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: PR, USA
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Once again, no need to apologize for anything at all, now or ever.
I'm currently auctioning at EBay a A.W.Spies saber, very much like the one you show. Auction ends tomorrow, if you wants to see more pics. check it our before it closes. Do a search for US Mounted Artillery saber.   BTW, sometimes I intend to ask other collectors about my items, before putting them in the block. Is there any local regulations against this, similar to those as SFI? I think that's terrible politics for the former, and would be a significant difference between the two... Best M |
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