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Sean O'Sirin
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 Posted: Wed 04 Mar, 2015 7:34 pm Post subject: Anyone recognize this maker? |
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Looking to find out the maker of this sword...thanks.
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Nathan Robinson
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Sean O'Sirin
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| Posted: Wed 04 Mar, 2015 8:06 pm Post subject: |
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I don't think so. I have never seen him mark his blades with a k like that.
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Nathan Robinson
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| Sean O'Sirin wrote: | | I don't think so. I have never seen him mark his blades with a k like that. |
Kris Cutlery is not an individual maker. It's a company that sources products made in the Philippines.
I was thinking it was customized Kris Cutlery "Teutonic"': sword, but now that I've had time to look that sword up, this is not it.
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Ben Sweet
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That's a Kris Cutlery, that's their markings... star over a K over a C
Can you post a better close up of the markings? I cant see them that good on my computer...
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R.K. Williams
Location: South West Indiana Joined: 20 Aug 2006
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Yeah, that's an old style Kris Cutlery Teutonic. Looks like they replaced the grip or at least removed the leather wrap. I have that model. Good sword, better than the new model imo.
"Vivre et laisser vivre", R.K.
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This is a standard topic