Chinese daggers - more colourful as christmas trees

Gonzoadler · 13th December 2020, 12:22 PM

Hello,

@David: Philips answer is the only answer which gives a note that this daggers were made later which isn´t based on speculation. Because of his experience that seems to be possible, of course. But I think I don´t offend him if I say that only one stated personal experience which can´t be checked in detail by other persons is no final evidence. And of course I didn´t stated my opinion at first because I wanted to read the opinion of other members. Later I stated and justified mine because the issue of the thread immediately went from an use discussion to an age discussion.
Now, it really doesn´t seems that one side can be finally convinced by the other without more information. I accept that the age of this daggers is a thing of believe at the moment and other members don´t share my opinion. But nobody has to be felt attacked by me because of that, this is not my intention.

Regards
Robin

13th December 2020, 12:22 PM	#34
Gonzoadler Member Join Date: Jun 2020 Location: Germany Posts: 255	Hello, @David: Philips answer is the only answer which gives a note that this daggers were made later which isn´t based on speculation. Because of his experience that seems to be possible, of course. But I think I don´t offend him if I say that only one stated personal experience which can´t be checked in detail by other persons is no final evidence. And of course I didn´t stated my opinion at first because I wanted to read the opinion of other members. Later I stated and justified mine because the issue of the thread immediately went from an use discussion to an age discussion. Now, it really doesn´t seems that one side can be finally convinced by the other without more information. I accept that the age of this daggers is a thing of believe at the moment and other members don´t share my opinion. But nobody has to be felt attacked by me because of that, this is not my intention. Regards Robin