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			Join Date: Aug 2013 
				Location: Ireland 
				
				
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			Hi 
		
		
		
			I picked up a 1788 light cavalry sabre, complete in its scabbard, re painted scabbard but complete Blade has some pitting but a nice sword to get in any shape and I am happy to have it. These do not come up too often in Ireland and I understand they are reasonably valuable There is no makers name on the sword The grip is an obvious replacement but it is done a long time ago the peening is quiet old and looks to be of some age and the leather is rock solid The guard wobbles a bit as per normal on this age sword I have in the past done some work on 1796 LC with replacing grips, I am reasonable adept at fashioning replacement grips and fitting in without disassembling the sword. I have included an example of my work on a 1796 LC, would anyone care to comment if I should fashion better replacement or leave well enough alone Regards to all Ken  | 
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