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Hello Joe,
Yes, definitely laminated considering the visible cold shuts and delamination. Try the hot water or a passing, exploratory etch first. Before any real attempt for a permanent etch, the blade would benefit from some gentle polishing. Regards, Kai |
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I agree with David on the age of the blade - maybe even a tad earlier.
This pommel type I usually associate with the upper Cota Bato area. A nice quality piece - could you specify dimensions, please? Regards, Kai |
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Hi thanks for the info an tips, I will do as you say and try to see the lamination with hot water before deciding to use vinegar on it.
sorry I didn't include the dimensions, the length of the blade with the guard included is 22 1/4 inches, the length of the whole sword with the handle is 28 inches. width of the blade is 1 1/2 inch. |
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