Hey Fine Folks,
Does anyone recognize this logo?
Anyone Recognize This Maker's Stamp?
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Re: Anyone Recognize This Maker's Stamp?
I spent some time perusing the Goins I have which has a lot of tang stamp drawings in it and did not see anything like that. Does the sheath have any markings that you could take a clear close up picture of?Redchord520 wrote: ↑Mon Aug 02, 2021 10:08 pm Hey Fine Folks,
Does anyone recognize this logo?
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Re: Anyone Recognize This Maker's Stamp?
It looks like the joint between the blade and guard is soldered which would suggest this is a sword that has been cut down and modified. The sheath would be a newer addition to the modoified blade. Not sure about the stamp but could be a sword or military bayonet mark.
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Re: Anyone Recognize This Maker's Stamp?
Good eyes, Wayne. That does look like a bayonet blade.
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Re: Anyone Recognize This Maker's Stamp?
Is that a stamp on the front of the leather sheath? If so a close up photo would be of help. Looks like a hand stitched sheath to me , so it probably is a conversion of some type.
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