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Post by Lord Newport on Nov 30, 2019 20:17:36 GMT
I am slowly collecting all the Mansfield & Lamb blades. Trying to get one by each inspector for every year they inspected Mansfield's product. It is a bit of a challenge.
Anyone else doing something similar?
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Post by Deleted on Dec 1, 2019 0:47:04 GMT
So that would be twelve swords. Seven contracts and 37,478 swords. Chart and numbers from Mike McWatters good pages www.angelfire.com/wa/swordcollector/My ACW swords are limited to an Ames 1864 dated nco sword and an unmarked wristbreaker of undetermined date. I let a Providence Tool sword get away, while scooping a 17th century sword. The crispy Mansfield&Lamb swords are drying up. I live just a few hills from where the old Slatersville mills are. My main focus regards eagle pommel swords from the 1790s and up through the war of 1812. For me right now, I am really only looking for a specific eagle type to close out my acquisitions. Other stuff comes along though. Cheers GC
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Post by Jordan Williams on Dec 1, 2019 3:21:35 GMT
Coincidentally I have an 1864 Mansfield And Lamb inspected by CEW up in the classifieds.
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Post by Lord Newport on Dec 2, 2019 4:41:52 GMT
Coincidentally I have an 1864 Mansfield And Lamb inspected by CEW up in the classifieds. Thank you , however I already have 1864 CEW in the collection. Its the 1861 and 1862 sabers that are so hard to find in good condition. Best of luck with the sale. It looks like its in good condition with a nice blade.
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