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Old 6th October 2014, 02:26 PM   #5
Maurice
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I am with Charles, the blade is beautiful and wouldn't be surprised when it will show twistcore in the fullers.
Yes I agree with that also Detlef.


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So I don't see any reason to let the blade in this poor condition with some fresh rust at the edges. So I would polish and etch the blade.
Me neither! Agree to have it etched and get rid of the rust at the edges and bring out the twistcore in the fullers if there....


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The wrapping at the handle I would replace also. A native would do the same when it is demaged.
This I wouldn't do if it was mine and which I disagree. We are not a native afterall. ;-)
The ivory pommel though I would have liked to restore, as I hate to see recent break offs at old pieces. Than better have it restored well.
If a break off is very old and shows old patination of use and handling, I would prefer to keep it original instead of a restoration.


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