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Old 25th January 2010, 08:24 PM   #7
Norman McCormick
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Hi David,
I too would say that this blade has European roots. Lots of cutlass type blades used by Police, Customs etc. throughout Europe but without stamps will be difficult to pin down. Numerous matchet (machete) and cutlass style blades were produced by a plethora of English makers/manufacturers throughout the 18/19thC. for export.
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