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Old 1st March 2011, 01:50 PM   #2
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Robert, nice old sword indeed! If it can only talk about its exploits ...

I'm still figuring out the patterns of these swords -- the manner of the spiral engravings on the hilt, the blade shape, the details of the S- and D-guards, etc.

At the moment I can't find any trend, much more good leads on which part of Luzon these come from. For sure if I stumble upon something I'll let everybody know
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