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Mercenary 27th September 2018 07:54 PM
Fox's mark on English swords
 
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Could you help colleagues from Ethnographic Arms & Armour? Was there such a mark on English swords?

Snowman 28th September 2018 08:34 AM
Mark
 
Hi!

To me that animal looks more a squirrel...?

But English swords I don't know anything.
Only that they are good.

best regards Markku

Mercenary 28th September 2018 02:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Snowman
Hi!

To me that animal looks more a squirrel...?

But English swords I don't know anything.
Only that they are good.

best regards Markku
One English researcher assures that it is the famous English sword fox's mark. I'm not an expert in English swords too, but I understand a little about Indian .... squirrels. I really hope I'm wrong.

fernando 28th September 2018 10:43 PM
Hi Mercenary,
Have you had a look in HERE ?

Mercenary 28th September 2018 11:51 PM
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Originally Posted by fernando
Hi Mercenary,
Have you had a look in HERE ?
Fernando, thank you very much. Now I am sure that it is NO English "fox's mark".

Snowman 29th September 2018 06:55 AM
Mark
 
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Good morning all!

Hmm...squirrels look different round world-
but Finnish squirrels really look like that.I borrowed
photo one Finnish site.

But that mark at beginning...??? Maybe a fox...maybe no?

regards Markku


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