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Group D II. The nave is straight, and for the most part of its length enegged and bowl ground, but about 18 cm above the cape it becomes twisted and receives spines. About half, it is carpet-etched and on both sides adorned with the Swedish national coat of arms and the north star in the glans, and on the fins inscription “The Land of Fathers” and on the inner side “The King,” both inscriptions ornaments, all in white etching against the surface of the carpet. At the top of the inside, the ring is signed “G E SVALLING CO, MÖLNTORP.” Brass width at top: 19 mm. The fort is of gilded brass. The chafer is dressed with blackened fish skin and around it go 7 slippers, in which a couple of two parties cocked gilded narrow brass wires sown. Both wires are snouted in the same direction. At the rear, the cavity has a spine, which at the top passes in a ciselated coat in the form of a lion’s head, a half ring-like, about 9 mm. wide, smooth fitting. The outer, upward-curved part of the plate is significantly larger than the downward-curved interior. The former is broken and on the outside, but not on the inside, adorned with ciselled ornaments, blatant which finnes Oskar II’s crowned name cipher. The inner party is neither broken through nor ciselled. The parerpole has a square cross section, is at the rear deflected and ends in a button. At the very back is the parerpole and the button adorned with engraving on the upper, resp. the rear. To the front, the parerpole becomes right wide and is marked on the lower side of the parerplate, but not on its upper side. The ring has on the handhouse a countersunk batch, which is on its upper side. The ring has on the undersian a changing party, adorned with engraving. At the front, the pair bar passes in the handrail, which needle mast has oval cross section and which along the leading edge, small to the outer side, is adorned with a recessed stripe. Up, the handloom is cleaved into two branches, which hit the cloak on each side of the lion’s head. The associated number is 25565-7, saber, pouch, carrier establishment m/1899.
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