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Old 6th December 2008, 11:46 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by Manolo
The blade surface has uneven undulations accross its entire length, seems like someone took a buffer to it in an attempt to clean it.
Unfortunately that has been the fate of all too many older kukris at the hands of sellers who believed (often correctly) that western buyers wanted nice shiny blades. In the process, sharp detail and lamination are often lost. Still, a very handsome old kukri, congratulations.
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