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Old 25th April 2007, 07:38 PM   #1
Ferguson
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Default A Philippine Punal

Sometimes you get lucky on Ebay. Ebay Auction Ended

It looked like a nice old one, and Lew thought so too. So I bid and was lucky to win it. Wood guard, horn ferrule that split and was repaired with some twisted brass wire. 13 3/4" overall length, with a 9 1/8" blade, about 2" wide at the maximum. The blade was bright, but showed signs of some pattern, so I went through the etch/polish, etch/polish, etch routine, and it showed a very nice pattern. Comments welcomed.

Thanks for looking,
Steve Ferguson




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