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Also this blade received an etch today, I am not really happy with the result and I think that I have to do it one day again but at some places you can see a fine hairline lamination.
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Nice lamination! Sometimes the lamination can be very subtle and not as obvious as others. I think the more subtle pieces can be older, or at least worked by an advanced smith.
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![]() ![]() BTW, this kris seems to have seen some battles, there are a lot of nicks at the edges like seen on the pictures. Regards, Detlef |
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interestingly theory, this is now the third blade in my collection where it is like this. And it is in all cases the back side where the pattern is less clear. And all three blades have like Jose write a more subtle visible lamination. Regards, Detlef |
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