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Old 28th February 2005, 02:03 PM   #3
wolviex
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Yes, it seems to be 19th century dagger. In my museum is something similiar - the knife with hilt and scabbard cast of bronze (if I do remember well), but made much better - where the hilt is made with a personification of Otello and his lover. The blade looks good, but it isn't older. I can't remember well, but I think the mentioned knife from my museum has similiar one, trying to imitate 17th century blade.
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