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6th February 2021, 10:50 AM
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I don't know if this is any help as it is later, around 1850s.
The Royal Navy was having trouble procuring enough good quality cutlass blades in England so thousands were ordered from several manufacturers in Solingen. The brits set up an inspection team there and these blades were stamped with an S for Solingen as opposed to E for Enfield or B for Birmingham. regards, CC |
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