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Old 19th August 2008, 07:19 PM   #15
dralin23
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hi all,
at first thanks for all these opinions, it s very intresting to read al these. no fear "atlantia" i like these sword to and it have a good place in my collection. it is not so important for me if it is 50 ore 100 years older ore not. i only would like know as much as possible over the history from these khanda. if it can tell me his story personal so i must not ask. jens, the blade is only (circa) 1,5mm thick but is not so flexible as it shine, it is an good steel and an realy stought blade.
jim you ask if i had also an khanda with an hindu basket hilt in my collection. well there is one. i will post some pictures now. it is an very good khanda( my very first) . the blad is from an very fine wootz damast steel. my camera is not good enough to make an picture from the pattern but i hope you and the other members can see the beautifull features from these sword.
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