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Old 5th May 2017, 12:40 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by Iain
Good example, its 19th century. The blade is from the Solingen maker Peter Kull and a pattern from the mid 19th century.

Can't help on the inscription but usually these are verses from the Koran.

This a nice example of a typical Solingen export blade, simple but well made that were sent in the thousands to Africa.
Thank you very much Ian! That is more information than I could have hoped for. I am curious as to how you know that it is a blade from Peter Kull.
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