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5th September 2023, 09:21 PM
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Weyersburg & Co?
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Maybe W8 c Co, ?
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6th September 2023, 08:15 AM
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Reminds me of mid-19th c. 'pioneer' swords. There were many different 'styles'. Yours looks like a cross between a pioneer saber and an ecole de mars type...
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6th September 2023, 10:16 AM
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Here's a pioneer/sapper's short sword with similar pattern blade-
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6th September 2023, 02:38 PM
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M.ELEY, do you have another sword that you meant to post. I get the reference to the "Ecole de Mars," in regards to the guard and also it does look like a light Pioneer Sword, possibly Austrian. I haven't ruled out that it is a Society sword for a group such as the ODD FELLOWS, etc., except that it is too plain and they usually rounded or cut off the ends; I guess something about drinking and sharp tips don't mix.
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7th September 2023, 05:49 AM
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Hello drac2k. Yes, unfortunately the Austrian sapper's sword I was unable to post. The blade on it was nearly exact, being the gladius pattern, but the hilt was still not a match. Hope we can all solve the mystery!
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