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Slightly curved, fullered blade. Lightly cut iron hilt with hollow pommel and riveted pommel disk. Leather covered wooden scabbard with iron fittings, one suspension ring missing, leathering badly damaged. Length 102 cm. Condition: II -

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Slightly curved, fullered blade. Lightly cut iron hilt with hollow pommel and riveted pommel disk. Leather covered wooden scabbard with iron fittings, one suspension ring missing, leathering badly damaged. Length 102 cm. Condition: II -

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