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Old 20th November 2015, 09:40 PM   #2
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The second is similar in length and style, with a brown leather scabbard with brass chape.
It has a retaining strap fitted, again, like those found on officers swords scabbards of the period to fit a frog which could be worn on the Sam Browne belt system.

It has green horn grip scales fitted to either side of the full width tang.
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