Eunjangdo

JoeCanada42 · 27th June 2022, 04:27 AM

well said,
I like something with a mystery that I get to research and learn from, and above all I like something that I think is such a good price, that's what gets into my collection.
yes I do more likely think it is more modern, but how much modern if so does interest me, 90's, 70' 50' 1910??
I think that based on the niello and the blade markings I may be able to find out who made it or where, that would definitely be cool.
I don't want to rule out the 1% chance it is a well preserved older piece
I have higher hopes more for a quality piece at this point then an antique. built for the original purpose,(even if it didn't end up with the original intended owner). if made by a qualified native smith for the sake of keeping up a dying tradition, made the old way,, then its still a real weapon to me. if made identical or even by the same guild or master would be possibly preferable than the same producers older used one .
this feels similar to the story with the kaskara I bought, still very happy with it because its true, even if not antique., yet..
if someone could help with translation if even possible that is, then this would be a great start.

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27th June 2022, 04:27 AM	#9
JoeCanada42 Member Join Date: Jan 2021 Location: Canada Posts: 259	well said, I like something with a mystery that I get to research and learn from, and above all I like something that I think is such a good price, that's what gets into my collection. yes I do more likely think it is more modern, but how much modern if so does interest me, 90's, 70' 50' 1910?? I think that based on the niello and the blade markings I may be able to find out who made it or where, that would definitely be cool. I don't want to rule out the 1% chance it is a well preserved older piece I have higher hopes more for a quality piece at this point then an antique. built for the original purpose,(even if it didn't end up with the original intended owner). if made by a qualified native smith for the sake of keeping up a dying tradition, made the old way,, then its still a real weapon to me. if made identical or even by the same guild or master would be possibly preferable than the same producers older used one . this feels similar to the story with the kaskara I bought, still very happy with it because its true, even if not antique., yet.. if someone could help with translation if even possible that is, then this would be a great start.