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Old 15th March 2010, 09:47 PM   #11
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interesting while the gold overlays do not remind me persian work? what do you think?
First of all,

Let me join the rest of the choire in expressing my gratitude for you sharing this sword with us. We do not get to see these every year.

As for the blade, perhaps it was originally Persian, and later decorated by those famour Armenian craftsmen from Lvov that got to enhance and assemble many of the imports to Poland from the East?

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Teodor
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