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Old 20th February 2021, 04:36 PM   #10
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Originally Posted by corrado26
In the Museo Nationale die Roma "Castel Sant' Angelo"you can find this sword
As i see, Udo, a style of sword used both in the Peninsula as also in Italy, in the second half XV century. In those days sword styles had much in common among such nations, namely by navigators.
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