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No hairpin lamination, but I too see activity within the patina. It is 7mm thick at the base and 4cms wide. Gavin |
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Thanks for the info Gavin! This is certainly a strange one. It certainly seems too well made and too solid to be anything other than a weapon, but I have seen laminated heat-treated scissors. The "tonkou" brass work looks vaguely like it could have been made in Western China/Eastern Tibet. It reminds me of Yi swords. When you look closely at the lamination, does it have a "Tibetan" feel to it even if it is not hairpin?
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This is a fascinating thread which until now I have missed
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