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drac2k 29th August 2025 04:01 PM

Since the blade appeared to have round copper inserts at one time, could the rectangular cutout at the base of the hilt at one time also have been adorned with copper, brass,etc., which is now missing?

Evgeny_K 4th September 2025 10:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cornelistromp (Post 299370)
Nicely treated for the next 1000 years :-), the recess doesn't look like oxidation to me; it's too symmetrical. I also noticed the round recesses in the fuller; there might have been some kind of decoration there.

Thank you! I also like the result overall)
I don't remember seeing blades with a similar recess. Do they exist?

Evgeny_K 4th September 2025 10:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by drac2k (Post 299371)
Since the blade appeared to have round copper inserts at one time, could the rectangular cutout at the base of the hilt at one time also have been adorned with copper, brass,etc., which is now missing?

I'm not sure about that..


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