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Old 3rd April 2010, 02:41 PM   #3
Richard
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Richard,
Congratulations on your new purchase. Many thanks for the link. The photos are superb. Is your sword the one in the photos?
Ian
Ian,
Its very difficult to make out the hilt details of the sword in the photo of Captain Burnand but I think it must be. The sword is an un-numbered Wilkinson which puts it before 1854. Burnand was commissioned as cornet in the 5DG in 1850 so I imagine that's when he purchased the sword.
Richard.
Here is sword and Burnand:
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