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9th December 2022, 05:11 PM

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SimonM77

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Quote:

Originally Posted by corrado26

Yes, it is from a museum but I forgot which one, sorry!

Thats ok

Looks like its been shortened, pointy bit sharpened and with a new scabbard.

If I look at the old Danish manuals, a scabbard in the 19th century lasted 7 years on average before it needed to be replaced.

I dont imagine that scabbard were better in the 16th century than in the 18th/19th century.

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