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Old 3rd May 2015, 10:11 PM   #3
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If you are restoring them for use, then I'd recommend using decreasing grades of emory to clean up the blades, then sharpen them. The guards and pommels can usually be cleaned with Flitz or Never Dull or most any metal polish. Some wax polish with lots of buffing will bring up the stag. Pics would help with giving more suggestions.
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