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Old 12th October 2010, 09:43 PM   #5
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Hi, the sword has never had intersecting parts between the rings and this is quite common of swords of this age. The blade has been heavily cleaned/buffed. I am resonably confident in the blade as it is extremely long and flexible. Most copies I have seen are considerably shorter.

Cheers Cathey
I did not suggest that the blade or the hilt were replicas.
Again [in my meager experience] unaltered period examples of this style, without the rear branches, are uncommon.
I guess I was lead astray by the title of this thread - "Urgent Help Needed".
You appear to be quite confident that the sword is right. Please post some better photos of the hilt, once you acquire it!
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