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This one encounters your motif at the tip of your sikin sheath the most. Regards, Maurice |
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Another one that resembles the motif.
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Thank you very much Maurice!
![]() Regards, Detlef |
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It's the same sword, first picture shows it on the auction house photo and like I have received it, second picture after a short and superficial clean up with two windows polished in, the third picture after a better but not finished clean up.
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Details without flash. Like you can see at the above posted first picture had the blade active rust when I received it, the pitting let by the dark areas is still visible, the bolster area was a challenge to clean, the scarred surface near the tip is not rust pitting, it's either from the original forge finish or from a later straightening from the blade tip!? Any suggestions? The other side has a flat surface.
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The blade tip surface seen from the other side.
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Most of the inlay work is gone, sadly.
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