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Old 22nd January 2005, 05:06 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by wilked aka Khun Deng
For those of you who like the crusty look all I can say is I've been in the Army too long, I CANNOT leave a weapon in an unservicable condition it drives me nuts (they did their job well). I will always clean and polish and preserve to try and return it to it's former glory and insure if it can be made servicable again it will be (this includes sharpening).
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Too funny Dan , I don't know how many hours I have spent re-etching Moro Kris blades that were polished bright by your Span Am War forefathers .

I tend to agree , I think this hilt is not a re-carve but a rare and beautiful variant .
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