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Bristish 1827 Pipeback Naval Sword.

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Bristish 1827 Pipeback Naval Sword. Navy British Officers %%alt5%% %%alt6%%
A British Naval Officer’s sword, made by John Prosser, London, 1827 this is the early example with the wide piped back blade.
Guilded hilt, with folding guard, a good clean example of one of these early naval swords
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£520.00  UK
$656.14  USA
€624.26  EU
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DimensionsLOA: 97cm Length of Blade: 81cm Length of Hilt: 15cm Category Antique Arms and Militaria Date 1827  Regency Antiques Material Steel Origin English Condition no scabbard as it came to us straight blade no chips blade firm in hilt good dark age patina overall Item code as1209a019 / Prosser Status For Sale

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