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Old 9th October 2025, 08:39 PM   #4
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Default Oakeshott type X - Tenth to Eleventh Century - +ULFBERHT+

In this timeframe very attractive overlay work in silver, copper and rarely gold may be found on hilts particularly from Viking infested lands. The brazil nut pommel suggests a more southerly origin for this example and would not be expected to feature such decoration.
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