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    need help with LW SWORD

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          #5
          Looks like a poor cast repo as these aluminum examples are fairly smooth

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            Hello,
            I´ve just got this piece (without scabbard) and would pe pleased for your opinion.
            I am not sure if all parts are genuine and hope that some collectors of these beautiful swords could tell me.

            Thank you!

            Regards

            Dedman
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              #7
              I believe this luft sword is a repro.

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                #8
                I had a chance to look at one of these a few weeks ago. They are made in India. Structurally it was fairly well made but the final finish was rather crude, and the leather on the handle and the scabbard was more like wall paper. The floral engraving around the pommel was done poorly as well. It may look rather impressive mounted high up on the wall towards the ceiling but at a closer look it would never pass as original.

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                  #9
                  Thank you very much for your helpful comments!

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                    Originally posted by cogwheel View Post
                    I had a chance to look at one of these a few weeks ago. They are made in India. Structurally it was fairly well made but the final finish was rather crude, and the leather on the handle and the scabbard was more like wall paper. The floral engraving around the pommel was done poorly as well. It may look rather impressive mounted high up on the wall towards the ceiling but at a closer look it would never pass as original.
                    BRILLIANT,BRILLIANT,observation!!!

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                      #11
                      Very bad details, especially porr nickel.

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                        #12
                        I agree, the quality doesn't seem to be there. Dimensions of the pommel decor seem incorrect too.. Kevin.

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