Translation/identification of inscriptions, thank you.

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Translation/identification of inscriptions, thank you.

25th April 2017, 06:22 PM	#1
Vince634 Member Join Date: Apr 2017 Posts: 4	Thank you very much, Ariel. It's always good to learn opinions from an expert. If I may bother you with 2 more questions, do you think the "stamp" in red circle is a signature of the swordsmith? Second, how can I tell if this sword is quenched and/or tampered if I don't want to grind it? Thank you again. Attached Images

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