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Old 21st July 2016, 10:49 AM   #12
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I definitely have no experise in spotting fakes but I noticed something strange.

It took a lot of skill and experise for a Middle Age swordsmith to make such a sword. It was by no means a small feat to forge a sword blade.

So how comes that a skilled swordsmith that can forge a sword blade and give it a perfect shape, cannot forge a reasonably round pommel?!

Also maybe just an impression... but isn't the tang a bit short in relation to the sizes of the sword, crossguard and pommel?!


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