Null The typically curved blade with double fullers on both sides, the riveted, …

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The typically curved blade with double fullers on both sides, the riveted, engraved iron ferrule with an oval, en suite engraved guard and chiselled, partly openworked, spherical, offset iron knuckle-bow hilt. Light traces of corrosion. Length 40 cm. Condition: II -

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The typically curved blade with double fullers on both sides, the riveted, engraved iron ferrule with an oval, en suite engraved guard and chiselled, partly openworked, spherical, offset iron knuckle-bow hilt. Light traces of corrosion. Length 40 cm. Condition: II -

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