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Old 7th December 2013, 07:16 PM   #12
DaveS
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Default Another twist-core

Gustav: I had forgotten that i had this kris posted earlier. I'm still not
quite convinced that this type of pattern is not simply caused by
a deep acid etch as opposed to a forge-welded technique. The two
just don't seem compatable to me. But that is what make this
collecting so interesting, trying to figure out how something was
done. While collectors may not always agree on certain techniques
of construction, we all agree on the beauty of the end result...Dave.
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