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Jessen Klaus
Location: Denmark/ Fredericia Joined: 27 Feb 2004
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 Posted: Tue 30 Aug, 2005 12:14 pm Post subject: Help identify 2 hand sword |
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Can you guys please help me identify this sword ?
The lengt of the sword is 128,5 cm
I dont know the weight.
The sword is a modern replica.
Best regards
Klaus jessen
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Joachim Nilsson
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Hmmm.... It sure looks familiar. But I just can't place it properly. Are there any stamps or maker's marks on the blade or hilt?
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Jessen Klaus
Location: Denmark/ Fredericia Joined: 27 Feb 2004
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There are no stamps on the sword.
I'm asking because the blade are on sale here in Denmark and theres only the 2 pics of the sword.
So I was hoping that somebody could help me find the blade on the net and the price...
Best regards
Klaus
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Alexander Ren
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The hilt looks very 16th century but it doesn't really fit into Oakshot's typology. However that doesn't mean much because lots of swords from that time period didn't fit into a type. It has sort of an XVIIIe look except the ricasso is as wide as the blade. That info doesn't really help you though since you are looking for a maker and price reference. I think I have seen something like that from Museum Replicas Limited but I can't remember. I will do some looking around and get back to you.
Alex
"The more you sweat in practice, the less you bleed in battle."
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Josh S
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I realize this is a ridiculously old response, and in fact I only happened upon this thread because I'm searching for XVIIIe-related stuff, BUT! I used to own one of these several years ago. I believe it was by Darksword Armory. Fun fact, the blade was twisted 
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