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Found these today. They sure have an old patina. I'm sure curious what type they are and how old. They were scuffed when I got them. It looks recent. I wish the stores would take a little better of items. There is a break in the sheath of one of them. Thanks!!!
 

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Beauties! Thanks for sharing with us, and posting.
 
They were very popular tourist items in the 1950s. Cool!
 
They were very popular tourist items in the 1950s. Cool!
Thanks Terry, they sure look cool!! People seem to love swords in my little antique store. I appreciate the information, neat history from that town!!
 
You did good :)
 

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