Washington's Battle Sword (replica): Difference between revisions

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The replica of Washington's Battle Sword was a sword forged by David Walston, the blacksmith of the Davenport Homestead, for the Assassin Ratonhnhaké:ton during the 18th century.

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Damage	Speed	Combo	Cost	Crafting
5	5	5	N/A	Level 4 Blacksmith Silver Ore + Special Iron Ingot
This is an identical copy of the battle sword he first crafted for Commander George Washington. It's an exceptional Hanger-type sword has a slightly curved & grooved steel blade, silver mounter cross-guard and pommel with a dyed ivory grip and silver strip decoration. Surprisingly, the grip's form is reminiscent of a cutlass. The original sword was made by John Bailey, an immigrant cutler from Sheffield, England, who moved to Fishkill, New York in 1778.

Washington's Battle Sword and Lincoln's Sword have their models erroneously switched. The model error is corrected in both The Tyranny of King Washington: The Redemption and the remaster.

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