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Old 30th January 2014, 05:47 PM   #1
blue lander
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Default Kaskara with welded hilt

Pictures attached. It seems like somebody welded a bar of aluminum to a kaskara to make a hilt. Has anybody seen this method used before? What I'm wondering is if it was done by an indigenous person or was it a later repair done by a western owner. The blade looks pretty nice with deep fullers straight fullers, hopefully European, with man in the moon markings.

I didn't pay much for it, pretty much the lowest price I've ever seen a Kaskara go for, so even if its an "inauthentic" hilt repair or the blade isn't European I'm still pretty pleased with it. It hasn't arrived yet, I'll give it a closer inspection when it does.
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