Hi Fernando,
I very much appreciate your reply. It is absolutely not hursh but the truth. I am aware that this is a very dangerous field. In this case I know the sword and the seller since years as well as the background story of the sword. Otherwise I wouldn´t even contemplate such an acquisition. But the latter I cannot proof, although it is a pretty convincing story. The seller is a fine person and kindly is okay that I double check the sword. So I need to do by best to verify.
Fernando, the example you showed is an amazing example of how well made faked swords can be. Do you have better images of the structure of its surface?
Is there any scientific way to get such a piece checked? E.g. material analysis or so?
Thanks and kind regards
Andreas
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