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rand · 11th August 2007, 04:24 AM

The technique used to inlay the gold on the 16th century swords posted above are unknown to me,

The first kilij posted on this thread has a form of channel cut inlay used to make the inscriptions. The blade has the appearance of a raised section cartouche by chiseling away steel and a sharper curve to its blade when compared with Sultan Suleymans kilij.

One thing to take note of is the 16th century swords above have animal skin wrapped over the handle.

rand

11th August 2007, 04:24 AM	#12
rand Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Virginia Posts: 539	16th century swords The technique used to inlay the gold on the 16th century swords posted above are unknown to me, The first kilij posted on this thread has a form of channel cut inlay used to make the inscriptions. The blade has the appearance of a raised section cartouche by chiseling away steel and a sharper curve to its blade when compared with Sultan Suleymans kilij. One thing to take note of is the 16th century swords above have animal skin wrapped over the handle. rand Last edited by rand; 11th August 2007 at 04:34 AM.