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Old 5th April 2014, 06:35 AM   #3
DaveS
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Originally Posted by cicak_cobing
those are beautiful, daves..
stuff that don't come by very often..
do you have any close up shots of the blades?
thanks..

zach
Zach: No I don't. Because the blades themselves are really not all that interesting. they are all plain steel blades, no laminations. the scabbards and handles are what makes these pieces so interesting, at least to me anyway...........Dave.
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