Ferrara

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 39
fer-ä′ra, n. a make of sword-blade highly esteemed in Scotland from about the close of the 16th century—often Andrea Ferrara —said to have been made at Belluno in Venetia by Cosmo, Andrea, and Gianantonio Ferrara . [Perh. a native of Ferrara , or prob. merely the It. ferrajo , a cutler—L. ferrari us , a smith.]
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