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05/21/2010 11:38 PM
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Does anyone have a period catalog which can identify this particular dovehead pattern?
Although it resembles a Nr 1058 in many ways, it is not. The P-guard assembly is different..specifically the obverse and reverse langet patterns, the quillion block and the P-guard embellishments.
My scans of WKC catalogs don't have this particulat pattern listed. If you should either know the saber number or have access to a period sales catalog with the saber listed, I would greatly apprecaite if you could pass on Nr reference. A post on another forum resparked my search for this sabers pattern number which I've never been able to ascertain.
Thank you,
Tom
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#18502
05/22/2010 02:44 AM
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Tom,
It is a WKC Nr.1015 "Fein ciselierter Heers-Offizier-S�bel mit Hoheitsabzeichen."
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#18503
05/22/2010 07:20 AM
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George-
Perfect. Thank you my friend. Did you find the pattern numer in a period WKC catalog?
Again George, it's much appreciated.
Tom
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05/22/2010 02:20 PM
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Yes, it is in one of my WKC catalog supplements.
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