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All opinions welcome as to the vintage, etc of this sword.
Thanks, Ed
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I dont see anything wrong with it at all Ed - it looks like a very nice Aluminum version with hanger. Totally period from what i can see here.
Nice catch
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Why suspect? A nice Alu LW sword how I see it.
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Thanks guys, This is the first one I have held so based on the earlier swords in my collection it had a newer feel to it. The only other one I had ever seen looked to be silver plate and had a nice patina. Thank you for your help. Out of 7 TR swords and daggers I bought this week only one was post war  . I have better than rebuilt the collection I had in the 70's which was lost. Thanks for the help, Ed
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On the money. Nice aluminum sword.
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Tough to find with the hanger attached, nice catch 
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