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Ted and Nancy's COLLECTORS CORNER

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TED AND NANCY MORELLS' COLLECTORS CORNER If you are a collector contact us and share your collection. Nancy has over 1000 Dolls from the 1920's to present and Old Toys from the 1930's to present. Pictures of some of her collection is available by clicking the link below. I collect Baseball Cards and have over 7,000 most I haven't gone through yet. Quite a few from the 60's to present. I also have a sword that I found in the mountains near Alpine, Texas in 1959. It has been positively identified now! This sword is a Knights Templar Masonic Sword of the (Texas Order). We are working on a more specific date. I will post any new data as I receive it. I have taken the sword to the Queen Mary when it was in California, Knotts Berry Farm Museum also in California, San Jacinto Museum in Texas, Will Rogers Museum in Oklahoma, and The Alamo in San Antiono, Texas. Many Universities and Antique Appraisers have also looked at it.
WHO IS OTIS?
I have taken it to the Knights of Columbus, Lutherans, and many Jewelers in an effort to find out who the sword was made for and why it was made. The blade has many inscriptions on it and I found that it was possibly made by the M.C. Lily Company in Columbus, Ohio. Could this sword have been made as a first attempt for Mr. Lilly?
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Title: Helmet of my sword
Date: 9/29/2000
Description: Either a Parrot, Dragon, or Griffin.

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Title: Hand Grip
Date: 9/29/2000
Description: Ivory Handle with a Spanish Style Cross made from an old grade of silver embedded in it.

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Title: Hand Guard
Date: 9/29/2000
Description: Hand Grip is unique because of the star with TEXAS on each point of the star.

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Title: Blade section 1 below hand guard
Date: 9/29/2000
Description: This part of the sword has an inscreption of a cross through a crown lke the Lutherans.

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Title: Blade section 2
Date: 9/29/2000
Description: Section 2 has a coat of arms that was not recognized by the Heraldry shop on the Queen Mary.

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Title: Blade Section 3
Date: 9/29/2000
Description: Section 3 has a name on it. The first name is OTIS, but, the rest is too faint to read.

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Title: Blade section 4
Date: 9/29/2000
Description: Blade section 4 is more coats of arms with axes sticking out of the armor

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Title: Blade5
Date: 9/29/2000
Description: Section 5 is more etchig until the rust spot

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Title: Blade6
Date: 9/29/2000
Description: Blade section 6 was a close up of the water damage. A Maltese Cross ends the etchings on both sides!

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Title: Blade section 7
Date: 9/29/2000
Description: The blade section 7 shows no other markings.

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Title: Scabbard
Date: 9/29/2000
Description: The scabbard caries the coat of arms that is etched on the blade and the Spanish style cross. This one is copper.

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