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12th October 2008, 09:45 PM
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TVV
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Valjhun
There was a type of sword, similar to the turkish yatagan in Napoli, during the 19th century if I'm not wrong.
Judging from the type of decoration and the marking on the blade, I would say that this one could be a Naples YAT.
Perhaps Jim can put a word on it, with hus admirable knowledge.
I would love to learn more, especially with examples and references.
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