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3rd June 2021, 04:28 AM

kahnjar1

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Originally Posted by David R

Very nice. Ferrous hilts are usually forged in several pieces and brazed together rather than cast in one and the decoration chiselled in. Look carefully and you might find the brazing lines. If it is cast in one piece then I would think it a later piece rather than 18thC.

Thanks David. Clear signs of brazing Had not thought to look before.
Stu

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