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Post by jay22 on Jul 2, 2024 20:26:35 GMT
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Post by madirish on Jul 2, 2024 21:27:33 GMT
Pre 1880 and German from what I can see of the makers mark (your pictures are not high enough resolution for a good zoom in...Geberuder Weyersberg?)
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Post by treeslicer on Jul 3, 2024 2:12:57 GMT
I would be grateful for identifying a sword on the images enclosed. Thank you.
Hugo Weyersberg & Son was a totally separate company from the Weyersberg Brothers linage (which used the "king's head" mark) that became WKC in 1883. I'm not sure of their dates, but the piece could be as early as 1817, or as late as the 20th. century. This thing looks to me like some sort of a court or other ceremonial sword.
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Post by madirish on Jul 3, 2024 14:27:21 GMT
I would be grateful for identifying a sword on the images enclosed. Thank you.
Hugo Weyersberg & Son was a totally separate company from the Weyersberg Brothers linage (which used the "king's head" mark) that became WKC in 1883. I'm not sure of their dates, but the piece could be as early as 1817, or as late as the 20th. century. This thing looks to me like some sort of a court or other ceremonial sword. Glad you could make it out...I could barely discern Weyersberg when I blew it up...hence my ? after it.
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