Null Strong cavalry sword type 1734.
Watermarked brass-mounted spur, single-bra…

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Strong cavalry sword type 1734. Watermarked brass-mounted spur, single-branch guard and bivalve trigger guard, straight buckled quillon. Blade with median edge. Composite reassembly, partly 18th century.

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Strong cavalry sword type 1734. Watermarked brass-mounted spur, single-branch guard and bivalve trigger guard, straight buckled quillon. Blade with median edge. Composite reassembly, partly 18th century.

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