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Wrought iron mounting. Single-branch hilt with two long straight q…

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Rapier Wrought iron mounting. Single-branch hilt with two long straight quillons. Shell with tip-breaking reverse. Copper filigree fuse (later). Blade with median gutter engraved "CA FUI COBARDE ( )". Portugal, late 16th-early 17th century. Blade length 107 cm. B.E. S.F.

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Rapier Wrought iron mounting. Single-branch hilt with two long straight quillons. Shell with tip-breaking reverse. Copper filigree fuse (later). Blade with median gutter engraved "CA FUI COBARDE ( )". Portugal, late 16th-early 17th century. Blade length 107 cm. B.E. S.F.

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