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Old 21st July 2016, 08:32 AM   #11
Roland_M
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Originally Posted by Croccifixio
More pictures of the sword for analysis.

Original european swords of this period are allways or at least in most cases made from laminated steel, made from refined carbonized wrought iron.

I'm unsure but if the area I highlighted in the picture show traces of lamination, the sword is probably authentic.


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