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Here is a sword that made me happy when I found it: French naval model 1837, made in Klingenthal, Germany.
First one that I encountered in its original storage bag.
Any other French naval swords out there to show?
Best regards,
Herman
1.JPG (41.69 KB, 71 downloads) 2.JPG (118.65 KB, 71 downloads) 3.JPG (62.81 KB, 71 downloads) 4.JPG (123.28 KB, 71 downloads) 5.JPG (98.74 KB, 71 downloads) 6.JPG (95.19 KB, 71 downloads) 7.JPG (60.12 KB, 71 downloads) 8.JPG (80.08 KB, 71 downloads) 9.JPG (124.81 KB, 71 downloads)
Last edited by Herman V. (aka Herr Mann); 02/27/2022 04:57 PM.
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A very nice French Navy sword complete with the knot. The storage bag is very interesting with the purse style closure at the top. I have seen that style of closure on pistol bags but never on a sword bag.
Congratulations.
"You can't please everyone, so you've got to please yourself." Ricky Nelson
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Thanks, Orpo & Mikee!
Herman
Last edited by Herman V. (aka Herr Mann); 02/28/2022 10:01 AM.
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Absolutely beautiful sword. Thank you for showing
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