Small sharp and massive sword, horn of Africa ??

Marius66 · 19th March 2025, 11:00 PM

Hello and thank you all !
I was feeling something like danakil desert region...
Thank you Martin for the link ,
I read on another post that they are lot of different quality blades in these models,
This one is not perfect but impressive with the large central ridge on both sides ( make like a diamond section )
associated with extreme sharpness.
I will clean/ sand it a little.

For the horn or hoof hilt parts ,
I just wanted to say that when I receive it,
The were all almost brown and seemed wood
parts and after a baking soda bath we could see the transluscence.
For me this sword is clearly earlier thant the 80 's

19th March 2025, 11:00 PM	#6
Marius66 Member Join Date: Jun 2019 Posts: 131	Hello and thank you all ! I was feeling something like danakil desert region... Thank you Martin for the link , I read on another post that they are lot of different quality blades in these models, This one is not perfect but impressive with the large central ridge on both sides ( make like a diamond section ) associated with extreme sharpness. I will clean/ sand it a little. For the horn or hoof hilt parts , I just wanted to say that when I receive it, The were all almost brown and seemed wood parts and after a baking soda bath we could see the transluscence. For me this sword is clearly earlier thant the 80 's