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Hi Kelly 

Send along a pic and I might be able to help . 


From: "Kelly Driscoll" <[log in to unmask]> 
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Sent: Monday, August 30, 2010 9:33:55 AM 
Subject: Sword identification help 

We have rusted fragments of what appears to be a sword recovered from an 
area in central Florida not known to have been a battlefield. The 
pieces are highly oxidized and fragmented in a way that it is hard to 
tell the original length, thickness, or material of the weapon. A local 
informant has suggested that it may be related to a Masonic lodge known 
to have existed in the area in the early 1920s. It may also be a Civil 
War sword or not a sword at all. Does anyone know of a reference or 
person who might be able to help in this identification? Pictures are 
available upon request. 



Thank you. 





Kelly A. Driscoll, RPA 

Senior Archaeologist 

Florida History, LLC 

12157 W. Linebaugh Avenue #167 

Tampa, Florida 33626 

phone (813) 891-6340 

fax (813) 891-6369 

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Simon Solomon 
MA Candidate, Archaeology 
Simon Fraser University 

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