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Old 14th August 2007, 04:24 PM   #12
Jeff D
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Hey Jim,

The clipped point is inusual, its more to the Russian or Dutch taste. When I first saw this sword about 16 years ago displayed about 18' high, about 16' above the floor, remember my first impression was that it may be Russian, only seeing the sword sheathed. Can't remember if I was able to see the blade before buying it.....

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Hi Rand and Jim,

I have occasionally seen these points on British Mamelukes as well.

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Jeff
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