Boer,Paul Kruger's sword,what is it?

Jim McDougall · 20th June 2007, 07:31 PM

Outstanding!!!

I love it when a provenanced weapon such as this turns up in a completely incongruent cultural sphere and is researched back to its origins and how it probably got there. Now thats history!!! I am always amazed at the fantastic core of knowledge held here on these weapons, and its great to learn more about them in this context. Thank you so much guys!!!

Nicely done Asomotif! Can you please note where you found this just for future reference?

All the best,
jim

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20th June 2007, 07:31 PM	#9
Jim McDougall Arms Historian Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Route 66 Posts: 10,192	Outstanding!!! I love it when a provenanced weapon such as this turns up in a completely incongruent cultural sphere and is researched back to its origins and how it probably got there. Now thats history!!! I am always amazed at the fantastic core of knowledge held here on these weapons, and its great to learn more about them in this context. Thank you so much guys!!! Nicely done Asomotif! Can you please note where you found this just for future reference? All the best, jim