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Old 12th December 2023, 09:57 PM   #2
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Medieval swords are rare, well the real ones are...
A very nice sword with the added bonus that you know where it has been for over a hundred years! (I tried for the single-edged Viking sword from Christensen's collection when that group came up a decade or so ago, and, as I remember I was not even the underbidder.)

Thank you for sharing the images and details of this important piece.
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