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Old 24th February 2013, 11:52 PM   #1
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Based from this one picture it has the general handle and blade shape of a Bhutanese/Tibetan sword. The blades on these are often laminated in a pattern referred to as "Hairpin folding". This shows as 5-8 parallel lines running the blade and then turning back towards the point.
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