Old sword

Hotspur · 12th March 2018, 08:20 PM

So, yes, one of the Weyersburg family used a rooster and also a Werth. The latter from 1887-1917. There was a fair amount of export from Solingen to the South American trade and as described previously the Argentine 1909 bolo has a quite similar grip but of a different blade profile. The short sword above fits that role of artillery fascine work quite well.

Perhaps a mention of where this sword surfaced might add a clue.

Cheers

GC

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12th March 2018, 08:20 PM	#7
Hotspur Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Nipmuc USA Posts: 535	So, yes, one of the Weyersburg family used a rooster and also a Werth. The latter from 1887-1917. There was a fair amount of export from Solingen to the South American trade and as described previously the Argentine 1909 bolo has a quite similar grip but of a different blade profile. The short sword above fits that role of artillery fascine work quite well. Perhaps a mention of where this sword surfaced might add a clue. Cheers GC