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Old 27th November 2011, 04:39 PM   #1
Stan S.
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Originally Posted by Jens Nordlunde
Try to take the dagger to a jeweller, as they can measure the hardness of the hilt, maybe he can tell you what it is.
Excellent point! A jeweler will be able to tell you with certainty what material the hilt is made of. Keep in mind that both minerals I suggested are also considered to be semi-precious stone, and are traditionally used to make jewelry.

As for the age of this dagger, I would guess late 19th century but it could very well be older or newer.
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