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Famous cities with sword production:

Toledo, Spain

Nuremberg, Cologne in Germany

Paris, Tours, Lion in France

Greenwich ( London), England - Royal Workshop

Antwerp, Bruges, Ghent in former Flanders

Milano, Italy

Damascus, Syria

Longquan, China

Edo, Japan

Gudara, Persia

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