|  20th March 2016, 09:23 PM | #8 | 
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					Originally Posted by ariel
					
				 If there is no rivet hole under the langet,  the unusual length of the blade is more likely to be explained by the loss of the distal part . Usually, khandas have a spoon-like widening of the tip and very often it is either rounded or triangular but with a very obtuse angle. Yours is quite sharp and fit for stabbing.
 I think the sword was reworked. Whether it was during its active life, to preserve its fighting function, or much later on, to preserve it as a decorative item, I can't tell.
 
 Hell of a job you are going to have cleaning the rust....
 |  Something new for rust:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfczxBWJuNg#t=36 | 
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