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I have found a sword and was just wondering if anyone could tell me anything about it
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My dad found this sword while working on a millionaire's home. The past home owner had been a sword collector and my father found it under the floors. I have no information on them and haven't found anything like them online. If anyone could tell me anything I’d be very greatful.
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My dad found this sword while working on a millionaire's home. The past home owner had been a sword collector and my father found it under the floors. I have no information on them and haven't found anything like them online. If anyone could tell me anything I’d be very greatful.
identification sword
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Can you add anything about the materials used on the hilt? Do the blades look like they carried an edge?
– Steve Bird
4 hours ago
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Please supply their measurements (e.g. length) and take close up photos of the hilt from both sides, as well as the markings and the metal parts on the sheath. If possible take them under a better light. Also, it's probably easier if you just lay them down flat on a table or some flat surface. When you try to fit the whole blade in a photo, the blurriness of the camera at required distance makes it difficult to see some details.
– Semaphore♦
3 hours ago
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I'd be curious for more info on the previous owner too, if you have it. I'm betting there's an interesting story behind why they felt the need to hide them under the floorboards...
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2 hours ago
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My dad found this sword while working on a millionaire's home. The past home owner had been a sword collector and my father found it under the floors. I have no information on them and haven't found anything like them online. If anyone could tell me anything I’d be very greatful.
identification sword
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My dad found this sword while working on a millionaire's home. The past home owner had been a sword collector and my father found it under the floors. I have no information on them and haven't found anything like them online. If anyone could tell me anything I’d be very greatful.
identification sword
identification sword
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Can you add anything about the materials used on the hilt? Do the blades look like they carried an edge?
– Steve Bird
4 hours ago
1
Please supply their measurements (e.g. length) and take close up photos of the hilt from both sides, as well as the markings and the metal parts on the sheath. If possible take them under a better light. Also, it's probably easier if you just lay them down flat on a table or some flat surface. When you try to fit the whole blade in a photo, the blurriness of the camera at required distance makes it difficult to see some details.
– Semaphore♦
3 hours ago
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I'd be curious for more info on the previous owner too, if you have it. I'm betting there's an interesting story behind why they felt the need to hide them under the floorboards...
– T.E.D.♦
2 hours ago
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Can you add anything about the materials used on the hilt? Do the blades look like they carried an edge?
– Steve Bird
4 hours ago
1
Please supply their measurements (e.g. length) and take close up photos of the hilt from both sides, as well as the markings and the metal parts on the sheath. If possible take them under a better light. Also, it's probably easier if you just lay them down flat on a table or some flat surface. When you try to fit the whole blade in a photo, the blurriness of the camera at required distance makes it difficult to see some details.
– Semaphore♦
3 hours ago
2
I'd be curious for more info on the previous owner too, if you have it. I'm betting there's an interesting story behind why they felt the need to hide them under the floorboards...
– T.E.D.♦
2 hours ago
1
1
Can you add anything about the materials used on the hilt? Do the blades look like they carried an edge?
– Steve Bird
4 hours ago
Can you add anything about the materials used on the hilt? Do the blades look like they carried an edge?
– Steve Bird
4 hours ago
1
1
Please supply their measurements (e.g. length) and take close up photos of the hilt from both sides, as well as the markings and the metal parts on the sheath. If possible take them under a better light. Also, it's probably easier if you just lay them down flat on a table or some flat surface. When you try to fit the whole blade in a photo, the blurriness of the camera at required distance makes it difficult to see some details.
– Semaphore♦
3 hours ago
Please supply their measurements (e.g. length) and take close up photos of the hilt from both sides, as well as the markings and the metal parts on the sheath. If possible take them under a better light. Also, it's probably easier if you just lay them down flat on a table or some flat surface. When you try to fit the whole blade in a photo, the blurriness of the camera at required distance makes it difficult to see some details.
– Semaphore♦
3 hours ago
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2
I'd be curious for more info on the previous owner too, if you have it. I'm betting there's an interesting story behind why they felt the need to hide them under the floorboards...
– T.E.D.♦
2 hours ago
I'd be curious for more info on the previous owner too, if you have it. I'm betting there's an interesting story behind why they felt the need to hide them under the floorboards...
– T.E.D.♦
2 hours ago
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That looks like a Chinese double sword
Similar examples
- Chinese Shuangjian Double Sword
- A Fine Chinese Double Sword Set, Shuang Jian
Note. In many countries, mislaid belongings still legally belong to the original owner (or their heirs), not to the building/land owner and not to the finder.
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up vote
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That looks like a Chinese double sword
Similar examples
- Chinese Shuangjian Double Sword
- A Fine Chinese Double Sword Set, Shuang Jian
Note. In many countries, mislaid belongings still legally belong to the original owner (or their heirs), not to the building/land owner and not to the finder.
answered 2 hours ago
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up vote
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That looks like a Chinese double sword
Similar examples
- Chinese Shuangjian Double Sword
- A Fine Chinese Double Sword Set, Shuang Jian
Note. In many countries, mislaid belongings still legally belong to the original owner (or their heirs), not to the building/land owner and not to the finder.
answered 2 hours ago
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up vote
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up vote
3
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That looks like a Chinese double sword
Similar examples
- Chinese Shuangjian Double Sword
- A Fine Chinese Double Sword Set, Shuang Jian
Note. In many countries, mislaid belongings still legally belong to the original owner (or their heirs), not to the building/land owner and not to the finder.
answered 2 hours ago
RedGrittyBrick
1,590712
That looks like a Chinese double sword
Similar examples
- Chinese Shuangjian Double Sword
- A Fine Chinese Double Sword Set, Shuang Jian
Note. In many countries, mislaid belongings still legally belong to the original owner (or their heirs), not to the building/land owner and not to the finder.
answered 2 hours ago
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answered 2 hours ago
RedGrittyBrick
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answered 2 hours ago
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Can you add anything about the materials used on the hilt? Do the blades look like they carried an edge?
– Steve Bird
4 hours ago
1
Please supply their measurements (e.g. length) and take close up photos of the hilt from both sides, as well as the markings and the metal parts on the sheath. If possible take them under a better light. Also, it's probably easier if you just lay them down flat on a table or some flat surface. When you try to fit the whole blade in a photo, the blurriness of the camera at required distance makes it difficult to see some details.
– Semaphore♦
3 hours ago
2
I'd be curious for more info on the previous owner too, if you have it. I'm betting there's an interesting story behind why they felt the need to hide them under the floorboards...
– T.E.D.♦
2 hours ago