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Gavin Nugent · 5th October 2008, 12:14 PM

Any interest in Firanghi's

The larger of the two was a sotherby's purchase back in 1995, the blade has some sideways movement, no doubt the resin has come adrift inside the khanda hilt. The blade is a circa 1680-1700 european horsemans blade with a number of battle scars.

The second has more of a rapier feel in the hand, great flexability to the blade and very clear armourer stamps to both sides.

PM me for more details if genuinely interested or email tedsgoldmine@optusnet.com.au

Thanks

Gav

5th October 2008, 12:14 PM	#1
Gavin Nugent Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 2,818	Firanghi's Any interest in Firanghi's The larger of the two was a sotherby's purchase back in 1995, the blade has some sideways movement, no doubt the resin has come adrift inside the khanda hilt. The blade is a circa 1680-1700 european horsemans blade with a number of battle scars. The second has more of a rapier feel in the hand, great flexability to the blade and very clear armourer stamps to both sides. PM me for more details if genuinely interested or email tedsgoldmine@optusnet.com.au Thanks Gav Attached Images Last edited by freebooter; 5th October 2008 at 12:15 PM. Reason: forgot the image