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Old 26th December 2025, 09:45 AM   #15
thomas hauschild
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Maybe all are right. Maybe a piece which is set together in ancient times. Grip and blade do not need to be from same origin. As today, maybe an owner asked a bladesmith to fit a grip and a different blade. The blade seems to be made of a raffinated steel and not layers like pamor. Maybe wootz.
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