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Old 28th April 2014, 05:36 PM   #9
A Senefelder
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however water finds sudenly exposed to oxygen may have a surface orange oxidation arise.
Sure does. I get my wrought iron from a length of river that once had 20 19th century mills along 1/8 of mile that were destroyed in a dam burst 100 years ago. Every piece I've ever fished out of the water will very quickly do exactly this until I clean it for use in forging. They all have the same surface appearance of the OP's sword once they come out of the river and dry.
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