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Gavin Nugent · 27th September 2008, 10:17 AM

Hi David, Gene and Ward, thanks for dropping in.

I am guessing the postings have been slow due to weekday commitments, there is usually an influx on the weekends but sometimes a prod is needed.
Nice example bought forth with the images too.
David the blade is very meaty and of strong proportions and is all business.
Thanks for the Balkans rehilting hint Ward, is it the small shape, the bone not horn or the orange colour that denoted this? What age is earlier Ward, can a small era be pin pointed with the proportions and armourers stamp?

thanks

Gav

27th September 2008, 10:17 AM	#6
Gavin Nugent Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 2,818	Thanks for coming in guys Hi David, Gene and Ward, thanks for dropping in. I am guessing the postings have been slow due to weekday commitments, there is usually an influx on the weekends but sometimes a prod is needed. Nice example bought forth with the images too. David the blade is very meaty and of strong proportions and is all business. Thanks for the Balkans rehilting hint Ward, is it the small shape, the bone not horn or the orange colour that denoted this? What age is earlier Ward, can a small era be pin pointed with the proportions and armourers stamp? thanks Gav