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Sword, by John Dahlgren, dated 1938.
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The blade with decorative stamps and marked J.A.D. and dated. Blackened hilt with winding of smooth brass wire. Length 95 cm.

The overall impression is good. Engraved personal number.

Provenance

Köpt i slutet av 1940-talet av Fanny Dahlgren Wira, syster till John Dahlgren.

Literature

Lars Edberg: De sista värjorna från Wira Bruk, ur Daedalus 1977.

More information

Denna värja verkar inte var upptagen i förteckningen över tillverkningsåret 1938. Den kan ha skadats och kortats då klingan bara mäter 78 cm.

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Sword, by John Dahlgren, dated 1938.Sword, by John Dahlgren, dated 1938.
Sword, by John Dahlgren, dated 1938.Sword, by John Dahlgren, dated 1938.
Sword, by John Dahlgren, dated 1938.Sword, by John Dahlgren, dated 1938.
Sword, by John Dahlgren, dated 1938.Sword, by John Dahlgren, dated 1938.
Sword, by John Dahlgren, dated 1938.
Sword, by John Dahlgren, dated 1938.
Sword, by John Dahlgren, dated 1938.
Sword, by John Dahlgren, dated 1938.
Sword, by John Dahlgren, dated 1938.
Sword, by John Dahlgren, dated 1938.

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