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04/11/2010 03:04 AM
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Picked this up today at our local gun show, not a bad short sword and named to" I. Kurheff.Feld Art. Regt. No 11." , has some light sharpining at the tip, no makers mark and it has it's original sheath although it is slightly split at the lower end of the seam and shrunk, but still a nice piece. Thanks Frogprinze for the ID!
Fritziii
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#31870
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#31873
04/11/2010 03:42 AM
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As the Frogprince said on the other Forum (Quote)
(A private purchase version of the Prussian Model 1864 infantry short sword. The government issue version (and consequently the private purchase types also) were adopted by the artillery circa 1888. )
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#31874
04/11/2010 03:54 AM
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Damast, yes that what he said, was just showing it here also. It's a nice sword.
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04/11/2010 03:57 AM
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I understand 
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04/12/2010 04:11 PM
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No problem Damast , it's a pretty nice pice and after speaking with a few people a scarce one too. Fritziii
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