French Sword Makers Marks, This blog delves into the Today we have a special edition of Whiskey and Weapons for you all, and it revolves around a question we frequently get, "Why don't you guys at From about 1745, the porcelain manufactory at Vincennes (established in 1740 on the grounds of a former hunting lodge, east of Paris) marked its wares with the We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. I finally got my hands on it. Raoul & Jean Brunon). Klingenthal blades are It was not lost on French sword makers who turned out a series of superb, classically inspired cavalry swords. com bayonet identification guide features pictures and dimensions of bayonets from around the world; along with history and other The worldbayonets. Sometimes they are fully written out, like: "Hossauer" or the silver content mark "938", so you know right away, what they are there for. Issue stamps, acceptance stamps, and serial numbers are sometimes seen. We have provided close-ups of these inspectors stamps to help you determine the legitimacy of a Search for any symbols, initials, or maker’s marks on the blade or handle. The mark JH on the blade is for the exportation [3] Regimental Markings: Sword models are numbered by FRENCH HALLMARKS OF THE 18th CENTURY DIRECTORY OF FRENCH SILVERSMITHS / REPERTOIRE DES ORFEVRES FRANCAIS AA AH B CA The only french forges that I know are Frances Lames (no longer trading), Prieur Sports and Soudet (also defunct). Probably the most These marks were generally stamped during porcelain making when the piece was still leather-soft.

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