Null Prussian short sword. Fusée and mounting in bronze.
Single-branch guard wi…

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Prussian short sword. Fusée and mounting in bronze. Single-branch guard with double pontat. Flat-backed curved blade with gutter stamped on the hilt "60. L.I.4.10.". Late 18th, early 19th century

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Prussian short sword. Fusée and mounting in bronze. Single-branch guard with double pontat. Flat-backed curved blade with gutter stamped on the hilt "60. L.I.4.10.". Late 18th, early 19th century

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