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Old 25th October 2017, 04:41 PM   #33
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Originally Posted by urbanspaceman
They are all tri-form hollow blades they are holding.
I don't think they are. Rather they are blades for the standard 1882 infantry swords with the offset fullers (cannelure) which became apparent mid 19th century. Note the fuller terminating before the foible. The blades are lenticular rather than concave. The appearance in the photo deceived by lighting and luster.

My colonial fantastique circa 1870 with a Coulaux/Klingenthal blade.

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