please what is it ?

Mercenary · 1st January 2013, 09:07 AM

Hi
I am sorry, but most of these items are really late 20th - 21st

They are smaller in size than ancient hammers, but more than recent small knobsticks. But look respectable, and are suitable for delivery.

josh stout · 3rd January 2013, 03:32 PM

They are called "chui" and the ones with dragons are recent. The last one looks more promising.

I was fooled by one of the dragon sword breakers recently, they look good, and you can find them everywhere from eBay to respectable dealers, but they are all fakes. Luckily the respectable dealers will give you your money back.

The jian sword breaker is more of an iron bar with a square or octagonal cross section with a tapering construction and appears very similar to the bian type iron whip, which has a more flattened cross section. The iron ruler is also similar but looks like,... an iron ruler with a handle.

The genuine examples of this class of weapons tend to be of simple construction made of good folded steel, not cast iron or brass.
Josh

1st January 2013, 09:07 AM	#1
Mercenary Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Moscow, Russia Posts: 426	Hi I am sorry, but most of these items are really late 20th - 21st They are smaller in size than ancient hammers, but more than recent small knobsticks. But look respectable, and are suitable for delivery.

3rd January 2013, 03:32 PM	#2
josh stout Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 407	They are called "chui" and the ones with dragons are recent. The last one looks more promising. I was fooled by one of the dragon sword breakers recently, they look good, and you can find them everywhere from eBay to respectable dealers, but they are all fakes. Luckily the respectable dealers will give you your money back. The jian sword breaker is more of an iron bar with a square or octagonal cross section with a tapering construction and appears very similar to the bian type iron whip, which has a more flattened cross section. The iron ruler is also similar but looks like,... an iron ruler with a handle. The genuine examples of this class of weapons tend to be of simple construction made of good folded steel, not cast iron or brass. Josh