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Parade swords| Carol I |
Posted: October 24, 2004 03:27 pm
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Images of an old Romanian parade sword:
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| aviatiadasenzatia |
Posted: November 20, 2004 09:11 pm
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This last one is a sword of a cavalry (hussar) officer's , from King Carol I time. BTW the dagger is yours ?
This post has been edited by aviatiadasenzatia on November 20, 2004 09:13 pm |
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| Carol I |
Posted: November 20, 2004 09:59 pm
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No, I do not own the Carol II dagger. It has been offered on Bay some time ago. |
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| Carol I |
Posted: December 06, 2004 10:43 pm
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| Claudiu1988 |
Posted: August 05, 2007 09:13 am
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I have a similar sword but not in the same condition, can you tell me maore about it, the period, who wore it things like that. I am waiting your answer.  |
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| Claudiu1988 |
Posted: August 07, 2007 04:19 pm
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Here are the scaned photos of the sword, I hope you can help me
 Shot at 2007-08-07 |
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| Claudiu1988 |
Posted: August 07, 2007 04:24 pm
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 Shot at 2007-08-07 |
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| Claudiu1988 |
Posted: August 07, 2007 04:28 pm
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 Shot at 2007-08-07 The lenght of the sword is 1 meter. I will put better pictures this days. |
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| Claudiu1988 |
Posted: August 07, 2007 04:31 pm
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 Shot at 2007-08-07 |
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| Kepi |
Posted: August 08, 2007 05:09 am
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This is a modified M.1930 Army officer sword. It has a M. 1909 blade , made probably during 1941-1944 (see the Michael’s Cross). For sparingly reasons, the officer took the hilt and the grip of a M.1906 cavalry trooper sword. The hilt was nickeled and modified to have folding sides. |
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| Kepi |
Posted: August 08, 2007 05:15 am
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This is a M.1906 trooper sword carried by Romanian cavalry during the two world wars. These swords were produced by Alex. Coppel of Solingen and were copies of the M.1889 german cavalry swords. Unfortunately your sword is not in the best condition… |
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| Claudiu1988 |
Posted: August 08, 2007 05:25 am
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Thanks for the help Kepi. The sword was found in a house when the owner demolished it. It was in a wall. |
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