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    Who is the maker?!

    Hello!

    I just wonder if any of you guys could know who is the maker of this sword, the blade is unmarked and according to the eagle I would say Alcoso, what do you think??
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      #3
      I would say Spanish sometime in the 1980's.


      Gary

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        #4
        Can you show the backstrap and the knuckle guard details?

        Tony
        An opinion should be the result of thought, not a substitute for it.

        "First ponder, then dare." von Moltke

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          #5
          Spanish?! Do you really think so, here are some more details of the sword, can I please have some more opinions.
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                Originally posted by Gary Cain View Post
                I would say Spanish sometime in the 1980's.


                Gary

                That was also my first thought.

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                  #9
                  It appears to be a reproduction to me as well but I have no idea if it is a Spanish repop or not. Good guess though.

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                    #10
                    I am surprised, I thought it was a genuine german sword?! Tony, what do you think??

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                      #11
                      I am not a sword collector, have only a few daggers, but the workmanship on this piece seems me to poor for a German sword. I think the few original swords that I had in my hands where much more detailed on the eagles and oakleaves.

                      Regards, Theo
                      Freedom is not for Free

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                        #12
                        I am a novice on swords, but isnt the eagle looking the wrong direction? They few I have seen are looking left.
                        Cheers,
                        Johnnie

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