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Posted 14 years ago
walksoftly
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This cane belonged to a relative who passed away years ago, it may have belonged to her father. Nobody knew that it contained an ornate dagger inside, until someone pushed on what looked like a knot on the handle. Does anyone know the age or value?
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Any markings on the blade? Maker? Could be 18th or 19th century. During that time it was standard for the Gentleman of the day to carry a cane/sword for protection. Here is a link for one close to yours. Dave
http://www.rubylane.com/item/137916-pj7073/Sword-Cane-Walking-Stick
I will have a closer look.
Thanks
There are no marks on the blade.
That is awesome. All my Grandfather had was one with a built in flask. It's a Welsh thing I guess :P
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