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Old 27th January 2007, 12:42 PM   #2
S.Al-Anizi
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Originally Posted by FenrisWolf
I know that in the Middle East the re-hilting of blades is not uncommon; one of the great treasures is finding a kaskara with a captured Crusader's sword blade in its mounts, and european blades in Middle Eastern fittings are a byword. So where is the line drawn on such restorations?

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Very interesting topic. I guess for the middle east, because the usage of swords remained even to the early 20th century in some areas. Restoration by re-fitting and polishing blades is something natural to them, not a taboo, as it is to us collectors.
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