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The scabbard bands from brass seems to be a later addition but the blade and handle as well the scabbard carvings don't look recent to my eyes. Blade seems to be very good worked and forged, the handle seems to have fine and nice carvings, nothing let me think by the first view to have here a recent sword. But would like to see some close-up's.
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Posting a picture of a mandau with similar scabbard.
Also an example with later scabbard bands. But on this mandau the blade and scabbard have a lot of patina. I am sure that this one will not be considered as recent. But how much differen are they apart from patina ? |
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Hello,
I think the scabbard is a more recent (last few years) replacement. The sword itself, I believe to be from the second half of XX century (1950 or later). But this is just my guess. Anyhow it appears to be a well made traditional sword an scabbard. ![]() Last edited by mariusgmioc; 21st August 2016 at 11:30 AM. |
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Recent / last few years...
I don't think so. But, some more pictures would help. (Cathey/Rex ?) |
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