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Queen Isabel the first sword

By Spellswizard01, 10 January, 2009
Description

The sword is 31 inches long. it has a small chain rapped tightly around the handle for the grip. The "T" handle has the name of Isabel I, and Fernando V on one side and Donto Monta and Monta Donto on the reverse side. It has alittle damage about 6-8 inchs on the blade tip, pits do to water and rust. There's numbers and letters on the blade next to the "T" handle that is hard to make out do to battle scars as another sword had struck it. Its in good condition for the age of it. I also found out that Queen Isabel is also family to Henry III, and Henry II. Henry II is her Great great great Grandfather and Henry III is her great great grandfather.

Category
Other
Medium
steel
Distinguishing marks
Isabel I, Fernando V, and Donto Monta, Monta Donto on "T" handle
Condition
Good
Size and dimensions of this item
31in. long
Date Period
1400-1500's
Weight
N/A
eBay Auction Link
Price Paid (If known)
N/A
For Sale?
No
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owenjlr

10 years 10 months ago

Re: Queen Isabel the first sword

I would just wondering how much would you like to sell for it. It will go to a living home

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robbaylis79

10 years 10 months ago

Re: Queen Isabel the first sword

So you ventured from Facebook too lol? Seems a bit fishy if you ask me...

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