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Old 22nd December 2018, 01:13 AM   #5
Will M
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Fernando that is a lovely blade. I believe it is all original as many 1803's had blades that differed in width, length and curvature. The false edge is interesting as it helps in a thrust but with such a curved blade it would be difficult .
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