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Old 7th December 2012, 12:57 PM   #8
M ELEY
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I do have a confession to make. When I first posted on this thread, I hadn't paid attention to the size of it. Thus, my comments mention this 'sword' ( ). Now that I see that its a true dagger-sized implement, I still believe Span colonial. Even as such, it might have seen naval/maritime use. Love the thickened blade form.

Jim, have you ever come across a piece like this in your extensive research and many travels through the SW? BTW, hope you are doing well.
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